Hildegarde

No not that far back

Light theme used to be the only theme. People now need dark themes because they’re eyes are too week from all the worke.

The gun’s name is an initialism for “Fuck Gun Control”, with the “9” referencing its 9mm cartridge.

They’ve got the best branding

–no-preserve-root

disables the wipe your system protection. Without this option rm can only wipe current directory if you input / as a location.

-f

means force, will not prompt the user for any reason.

-r

means recursive, rm will enter any directory selected and delete all the contents.

rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

The above command WILL wipe your system. It will delete all files your user has access to, and it will give you no feedback warning you what’s going on. Be careful.

NT was a parallel line of “professional” windows. It had a different kernel or something. There were equivalent versions to most of the home releases.

The first release was NT 3.1, to match version numbers with the home OS.

NT 4 was the professional version of win 95/98.

In the year 2000 Microsoft released both Windows ME, and Windows 2000. ME for the home, 2000 was the NT release for the workplace.

The products were merged with windows XP, now all windows is windows NT.

The version numbering makes sense if you count by the NT version numbers. 2000/ME is version 5, therefore XP is 6, and if you pretend Vista never existed (as you should for your own sanity) you get to windows 7 and it all starts to make sense.