So far, I’m not finding it as enjoyable as the other two.
That’s 'cause it’s not.
It’s still good enough to be worth watching, though.
So far, I’m not finding it as enjoyable as the other two.
That’s 'cause it’s not.
It’s still good enough to be worth watching, though.


Does he, though?
Think about it.
“How has compressing your work caused the rest of your life to be able to happen” is a bit leading, but a damn good perspective nonetheless.
It’s such a shame that you can’t customize the version of zsh running on your Linux-based embedded device because it’s DRM’d to prevent the modified version from being installed.
…oh wait, that’s not sarcasm because it’s actually plausible.
It’s permissively-licensed (as opposed to bash, which is GPLv3). Pushing zsh over bash is part of a larger effort by corporations to marginalize copyleft so they can more easily exploit Free Software at the users’ expense. Don’t fall for it!
Bash is copyleft (GPLv3). Zsh is permissively-licensed.
Apple, for instance, switched from bash to zsh when the GPL version upgraded because they wanted to withhold those rights from their users.
Zsh should be considered harmful as a tool of corporate encroachment and subjugation of Free Software.


Good list, but I think there are a few things to add/modify:


Maybe they’ll be able to graft the ear back on her head before she’d be healed enough to walk out of the hospital anyway.
KDE does that too.