Filling my Technological Void|Learning to Adapt to new Technology…… The Hard Way.

Over time I’ve always enjoyed idling time off in IRC channels but now over time I think the good times have passed. Not only does it consume way too much time but it sometimes leads to unnecessary aggravation also. Sure I mean I have a sense of humor but that doesn’t always work especially when you just got from work after a tiring day. An example.

<Person X> Hey guys,
<Person Y> Hi!
<Person X> Hey is it possible to <insert random question here> .
<Person A> Learn to fcking spell it.
<Person B> STFU
<Person C> GTFO
<Person A> <Insert Momma joke here>
……………………………………………

Well obviously thats more than enough to piss off most sane people I know. Sure once its funny but every other day it starts taking a toll. Hell you don’t even get a response like that from channels like Ubuntu or Archlinux. Obviously the answer is simple , I’ve been idling my time in the wrong channel or the people I once knew are now possessed by demons. Either way I’ve found that spending more time in my channel or #archlinux and #Ubuntu and its offtopic channel is more fun.

Over these years of using computers I’ve learned a couple of things. One of them is to not classify users based on the product they use or make general assumptions based on whatever they used. Go to any forum and you’ll find a bunch of nitwits that try to portray that anyone using Windows is a “n00b” and anyone who uses Linux is extra smart unlike the poor little dumbass on his Win box.  I’ve personally had so enough of this crap that I quit visiting the forums that I use to go to and enjoy. Go to and thread that starts with the word Windows and suddenly a Linux jerk comes in going “Oh wait , Linux already does this or HAHAHA you n00b Windows Sucks.” I mean seriously where do you draw a line.

Sure be free to advocate Linux but FFS do it without alienating the other users who would just want to be with their Windows box at home.