Re: My First HDD Failure (I Think)

Le 23-11-2024, Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks> a écrit :

On 23 Nov 2024 16:51:31 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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In fact, I am. Really? 100G for an OS? It's huge! How can one have
something that huge for an OS?

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Shut up, cretin.

To begin with, I do what I want and you are too insignifiant to be able
to impose your desires on me.

Then, cretin is a little bit different than idiot, but not that much.
You are really limited in everything you do. You should try to improve.

My OS is a PROFESSIONAL OS and quite unlike your Mickey Mouse
distro.

Of course. Unlike Windows which is different on desktops and servers,
Linux is the same everywhere. But it doesn't mean you are a
professional. It just means you are using the same OS as the
professionals. Which is the same as what you claim to be a Mickey Mouse
distro.

For example, my Mathematica install is 14 G.

That's a good one. Your only example is a program everyone here knows
you can't use. Then, it's only a program and it's far from approaching
100G. The last time I checked it was to difficult for you to install
LaTeX on your computer, I don't believe you managed to install
Mathematica.

My soundfonts total 13 G.

Well that's more data than a software. And, by the way, it's useless
with mp3. And I'm pretty sure you don't have that on your computer, or
you don't know how to use them.

Etc., etc.

Yes, yes. I believe you can count 10 years of logs to. But it still
explains nothing.

An ignoramus lackey like you can get by with much, much
less but a GNU/Linux professional like me needs 100G
at minimum with the remainder located in accessory
storage.

A professional installs only what's needed. Not everything available on
Internet. So you prove, once again, that your claims are not the reality
and you have no idea of what's on your computer. Good job.

Keep your mouth shut, idiot lackey.

And again, your only insult. Another proof you are not an artist: you
have no imagination.

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