I’m just trying to figure out why, if you’d programmed it to detect /boot wasn’t mounted properly, instead of having it error out, you’d have it do the install anyway and then snarkily print “hey, jsyk, that thing I just did probably led to system corruption. Hope you’re reading this log and/or feel like spending five hours debugging a nonbootable system! Have fuuuun!”
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DmWLjU0V4AA2IbJ.jpg
It’s soo dripping with snark and I love it.
Whoever wrote that error message doesn’t know how to spell separate.
😳 your username…
More people ought to enable a spell checker in their code editor…
I’m just trying to figure out why, if you’d programmed it to detect /boot wasn’t mounted properly, instead of having it error out, you’d have it do the install anyway and then snarkily print “hey, jsyk, that thing I just did probably led to system corruption. Hope you’re reading this log and/or feel like spending five hours debugging a nonbootable system! Have fuuuun!”
Like why would you do that
The dev spent 1,000,000 hours making the entire codebase their second language and knows it like the back of their hand, why can’t you?