I cut it out and put it into my souvenir-box for telling my kids in some years how dumb our government was (and probably will stay...) :D

*I'm a kind and obliging person.

My problem is: I'm a kind and obliging. I got raised like this :D In 2 weeks, when school begins, I want to change myself (again) :D Sometimes when I'm in a good mood, I'm going to help for free, otherwise they have to pay me lunch :D

@ivannieto Most of the class calls me a freak because of my hobby :D but they only see me as a repair service. I'd like to develop for school (databases,...) but our government is too closed to adapt linux as a working environment. I'm sticking with software developing because that's the future, but I think most of us devs still don't get the respect and attention they have deserved. The only person which openly says that he loves what I do is my maths teacher which I had 2 years ago. I'm not in a school which has single courses like university or such schools. We only have sections which consists of languages, maths, biology, physics, economics, arts and now they want to introduce informatics. Thats why I love the devrant community: people who think and are like. Hopefully our schoolsystem takes a look at other schools before I become a teacher.

Stick with python. I think you want to do somethinlike this, don't you?: http://hackaday.com/2013/12/... ?

AAH! My eyes! :D

i'd do this but: I don't have any work (im underage so...) and you forgot the 'sudo' so there's no big risk :D

I would use the /dev/random file to achieve this :D

I'm using Rufus: you can write your image in dd or ISO mode.

Or internet explorer (except for downloading another webbrowser)

@Deelay Everytime my grandfather buys a new pc, the second thing I set up is teamviewer :D

Had this 4 weeks ago in school. "Mika, my pc turned off" *checked monitor light* "Your monitor cable is loose, plug it back in :D"

Best solution :D

@uziiuzair Yeah, I think it's like that, but only with some.graphical details.

1 dot represents a <div> header. the first dot causes <a href=#>Home</a>.
the second causes <a href=#about>About</a>
and so on. everytime you are at another <div>, the corresponding dot gets filled with a color (white dot) while the other are blank dots with a visible border.

I think the dots on the first pic are page pieces like you click the first dot and the page scrolls to the destination of the label. It's like the bootstrap pages: 1 scroll = next full-sized content. I need to find an example website.

hahahaha That's funny, but at the same time it's sad :D

Luxembourg :D

I stay with my beloved, idiot-safe nano editor :D No offense

I use grub-customizer. It's GUI-based (eww GUI). Give it a try.

It's not only the bugs, it's mostly the big changes which make me hate it. The start menu changed completely, the whole design changed. I used it on my father's pc and I had to set it up on my grandfather's pc. My grandfather was confused with the OS. I don't like that closed source thing anymore. I tweaked a bit on my win8 with the aero manager. The only thing(s) I use windows for are school and VMs (and some other programs). I stay with my linux machines.

My lifestory: 10 days before the end of the win10 offer, I downloaded the win10 update installer (i had disabled the GWX.exe). I upgraded from win8 to win10, 5 minutes later, I went back to windows 8. :D

15. Started with 13 and still exploring new languages :D

@liberaldog Well our school(system) doesn't want to confront us with new technologies (the most modern thing in our school is a 3d printer powered by a raspi). Sometimes i'm asking myself: what am I doing here. I have to stay 4 more years until I can go to university... There aren't even IT freaks like me in school. I have to do repair-service for my teachers while the course is being held and they know that i'm a dev (dev != repair service)

In my class (26 students), I'm the only one, who knows how to use a computer. Most of them don't know how to turn them on (I'm serious) and those who do don't know their password... Why god, why?

me too :D would be interesting to watch.

listening to the podcasts... starting to watch this too.

not every notification but most of them do.

ultraedit on windows(pretty feature-rich), atom on my debian machines

there's still ssh and vnc or other vpn/tunneling protocols ;) That's how I do would do it. some code editors like ultraedit even have a ssh shell included.