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Haha, this is awesome. This 5th grader is doing it right

Doojee Sod 

Lab says she was wacked out on some new drug called Doojee Sod. Found her naked at a Cinnabon screamin' "Help me, the TV executives made my skin plastic!"

Pee Wee Cookies 

Coroner says he was high on somethin' called Pee Wee Cookies. It's an anti-depressent for shih tzus.

Pretty sure most of these domain squatting tycoons will be broke and SOL, when the internet becomes decentralized in AR/VR. Lol 🤐emojis as TLD? When?

List of Internet top-level domains - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o

drug 

I’m the TA that goes home to smoke a bowl right after to come down from the social anxiety

‪If you are the sole developer of any (legitimate) app that pulls data from a server, takes user input and coordinates UI asynchronously, or a (real) game that coordinates game object state and animations on a timer, you ARE a software architect. Whether or not you’re a GOOD software architect is an entirely different question.‬

Gramatik - Chillaxin' by the Sea

from "Street Bangerz Vol. 2" (2010)

Relax and enjoy life. !!!

Why argue, fuss and fight?

Already too many complainers on space ship earth ;) GTFO

youtu.be/kyhgmmBx9Rw

qoto.org/media/EW7HmvqCE9IQ0wq

As it would seem this has been mostly forgotten, "best practice" for elevating privileges on Linux/UNIX(-like) multi.user systems is the combination:
\/bin/sudo \/bin/su -

Path to "sudo" may be different on specific systems of course.
Reasons are many but include that it is never a good idea to share passwords, especially admin-ones, for both the obvious security risk but also for the complexity of changing such passwords once shared widely. Using "sudo" with "su" of course only requires each user knowing their OWN password and allows for easy recalling of specific privileges if needed.
Yes, "sudo" now has the "-i" option, but in accordance with the UNIX principle, it is better to use tools specifically made for each purpose than tools that "can also do that"... and "su" is required to exist on every system by UNIX-standards (while "sudo" isn't, but should).

Package Release: 09/25 opera 56.0.3051.31 Opera: a light-weight graphical web browser opera.com/

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