Shhhh the CLI purists haven't figured out what icons are yet.

Cans

You know, the same deal kind of applies about "losing newcomers". Because I avooded using AWS because everything seemed cryptic and weird with its terminology. So other companies got my business.

That's mostly because it doesn't have real directories, it just simulates them with string prefixes and if you forget that on large buckets you are going to have a bad time.

There is a reason for that since S3 is not block storage and doesn't have a Hierarchal filesystem. That's why when you create folder in the S3 console what you are really creating is a prefix meaning its just a placeholder to auto add the prefix string to the beginning of all objects. But all objects in the bucket are flat when it comes to the API. Plus the way the files are stored in the shards in S3. You can limit Throughput by treating prefixes like a hierarchical filesystem too much.

An inode is not a folder it's metadata for a folder OR a file.

Demonstrating the parent’s point in real time.

You put the ° on the wrong "a" 😅

~~Lonely~~ Lovely (😅) sentiment and message though. ❤️ Very true.

It's not. It's just a scene from a movie. Aim your artillery at that c—nt Rowling, instead.

I liked the meme, keep em coming!

I, like many folk, just want to see less of Rowling, not more. That's all

This is absolutely a trans-inclusive community, ~~it just isn't spelled out~~ (e: it is now) because inclusion should be natural. I don't like making assumptions about a person's identity or beliefs (unless they scream it to the heavens, at which point it isn't an assumption anymore), and I can't determine whether a person is welcome here based on what they are. When a person's behaviour becomes problematic, that is when I step in. In particular, if someone reports a homophobic, transphobic, or racist comment, you won't see me argue with them: those comments get immediately deleted and the user permanently banned. Fortunately, nearly all community members I've seen are friendly, or at least polite, with LGBTQ+ folk.

Regarding the meme in question. There is an argument to be made that just using the media as a meme, even of an unrelated topic, gives the author unwanted exposure. I don't think this applies in this community, or most of the fediverse (excepting places like Grad or Hexbear). We all know that JK is morally inferior to what came out of my dog this morning. Seeing this meme won't change that position, nor does it try to glorify her morals or justify her views. It is the essential meme: a well-known scene from popular culture, removed from its environment, to express an idea or sentiment that is common within this demographic.

There's a lot of trans people in linux and foss communities

in a community full of trans folk

which by the phrasing is what Ada is saying, not that it's specifically a trans community

If it were against the rules, I'd have reported it.

Instead, I made a snarky comment, because even though it's not against the rules, the less Rowling in the world, the better.