wrong command

[s u p e r n a u t]

It's no secret that we all agree that no-one who voluntarily takes part in 
this list has much motivation to help a slacker.

 However, let's step back to the car crash scene:

 Soulless Asshole #1:  "That guy should have learned within the first 
three months of driving that you should always wear a seatbelt."

 Soulless Asshole #2:  "True, and he's not even trying to drag his 
mangled corpse from the wreck..!"

 Soulless Asshole #1:  "Muhaha - funny!"

 Soulless Asshole #2: "This is making my day!"

 Soulless Asshole #3: "I sure hope he never has to drive me anywhere - 
teeheehee!"

 WTF is wrong with you people?

 And that's all I'll say about this.  Apologies to everyone else but this 
is just plain unacceptable.

 

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mark
> Sent: 26/09/08 07:37 pm
> To: General Red Hat Linux discussion list
> Subject: Re: wrong command
> 
> super naut wrote:
> > You sorry lot making snide remarks like these remind me of those 
> soulless 
> > assholes who always gather around crash scenes and snigger because 
> "It's 
> > funny 'cause it happended to someone else...".
> > 
> > WTF are you doing on this here list if that's your attitude??
> > 
> Consider this: most of us here have some, or a lot, of systems 
> administration
> experience. Things like this are something that someone should have 
> learned in
> the first term or first three months of playing with *Nix. When I've 
> posted
> here, it's after I've spent hours or days googling for answers. For 
> someone who
> has, in his .sig, that he's RHCE to ask this kind of thing tells me a) 
> they
> somehow passed the test without knowing what the answers meant, and b) 
> that
> they haven't even *tried* searching for the answer, or even spending a 
> few
> minutes thinking through the problem, or maybe even asking co-workers.
> 
> So if some of us get snippy with this kind of thing, deal with it - we 
> feel as
> though they've done *zero* homework.
> 
> Then there's folks here who come in and say "I know this, but don't know 
> that,
> (and even "I'm not a professional") and I've tried this, and it didn't 
> work,
> does anyone have any answers. Folks like that get answer, and all the 
> help we
> can give them.
> 
> mark
> > 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com 
> > [mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Eric Maquiling
> > Sent: 26 September 2008 17:28
> > To: General Red Hat Linux discussion list
> > Subject: Re: wrong command
> > On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 06:50:00PM +0530, Vivek Mangal wrote:
> > It changed the ownership of all directories with their respective files
> > then how i can recover my system from this problem ?
> > [snip]
> > Vivek Mangal
> > System Administrator
> > Red Hat Certified Engineer
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > Wow! I hope you don't have to work for me.
> 
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