At least for me it’s /etc/caddy/CaddyFile

That’s a fair point, now you mention it.

Why?

As in, why admit it? The current US administration is mask-off evil and very little is being done about it. They lie constantly because there are no checks/balances and it’s an idiotic system.

…so why admit anything like this?

When I was a kid, we had a class on Logo in, I think, 4th grade? (It was either that or 5th grade.) It wasn’t particularly hard to make various geometric drawings with it, but it also wasn’t clear how to use it to do anything beyond that.

This sums up my early experiences with programming. It felt like either pointless flashing lights or building the universe from scratch. These days I have lots of tasks that programming is useful for but for the longest time no sources I encountered ever seemed to talk about what practical use I could put the concepts to.

Telling me about for and while loops and various other things felt like learning by rote and I never got very far. It wasn’t until my late 20s when I had a load of tedious administrative tasks to do that I was able to get my teeth into programming.

Can you give us your config file?

There’s always money to be made if one doesn’t stand for anything.

I was making a parallel to another wildly over-hyped technology that has had multiple opportunities to make it when it’s clearly only suitable for niche usecases.

LLMs and “AI” are not useless but the notion that they’ll lead to something significantly more advanced is fundamentally misunderstanding the nature of the technology.

And VR will take off any day now?

You seem very convinced that glorified auto complete will lead to AGI…

Is that bad?

Ah, the Kingmaker.

Edit: it’s a reference to Warwick the Kingmaker. Well, it’s a reference to a reference. It’s actually a joke made in Nebulous - “Dionne Warwick, the Kingmaker”.

Yeah, same. I use a combination of Linux and macOS at home but have a work laptop running Windows. It’s dreadful and feels like it only exists to make my tasks harder. I never find myself saying “what a useful feature!” but I often say “Ugh, why are you like this?”.

Starting an online community, being disinterested in my studies following a lack of academic direction at Oxford/Cambridge, finding the dating pool and friend pool at my school insufficient to make many meaningful connections, playing a few 2004/5 video games, drinking at our sixth form bar, and ultimately running out the clock on a way of life I was tired of.

In the autumn nothing much happened and the next year I’d go to university in Scotland mostly to get my parents off my back. In hindsight I don’t think I could have done much else with the options and knowledge available to me.

It was pretty bleak, emotionally.

When I was at uni (UK) we would never put our names on assignments. Everything was done by student number (I think the official term was something like “matriculation ID”).

i.e. in this instance the professor wouldn’t know whose paper this was

Sure, but if the options are to watch something in low resolution or not at all, I’m picking up the novelisation instead.

Brian Lunduke is still around? Oh dear

I thought it had had that for twenty years?

That doesn’t sound like you appreciate the spirit of OP’s question. I’m not sure if I feel the social interaction will be worth it for me to engage further so I’m instead going to get some more sleep.

HENGE’s song about them is excellent.

That seems statistically unlikely. I’ve met plenty of people who aren’t normal so I do have lots of points of comparison.