So fascinating.

All the pollution comes from agriculture, and they understand that. But they don’t know how to make those facts into a story.

It’s just — not — a — story without the frisson of culture-war and chattering class ressentiment added by data centers.

(worth pointing out that the Nazis committed many of their worst atrocities when it became clear they weren't going to be in power forever.)

the chances of a permanent fascist reich seem significantly diminished from where they were in january, though.

This whole thing is insane

I suggest skimming the table of contents and only reading what chapters you need at any given point in time. E.g. you likely won't need flow control or arrays if you aren't scripting. The first 6 chapters are the most valuable, plus chapter 9, and a little bit of 10.

linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php

It can be a bit dense, but it has more or less everything you need to know to work with the command line, other than lots of practice.

See the chapter on permissions regarding root, also known as "the superuser"

If you think there's any chance it even gets a vote in the house I have a bridge to sell you. You are delusional

The side effect of giving people a personal sycophant in their pocket is toxic

The ability to transform unstructured data into structured data and the ability to trigger programmatic actions based on unstructured data is genuinely transformative