thanks for the semantic gymnastics. If by "incredibly superior intellect" you mean "basic literacy", then you would've seen just what I mentioned; that typing "man something" does not mean that a manpage for "something" exists. That seemed to be clear by inference in the parent.
Meanwhile, back in reality, a manpage is considered to be documentation.
and in this same wonderful place called reality, typing "man " does not mean a manpage for has to exist. 1) It was a joke; 2) if you're going to criticize it, READ.
I always wanted to write a program named "chowder" that was advertised as the end-all be-all of applications but which came with no documentation and was nearly impossible to use, so everyone who downloaded it would at one point or another have to type "man chowder"
:-P
You know what? While we're at it, let's give China forks and spoons.
Perhaps we can work out an international trade agreement where they give us the metric system in return...
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thanks for the semantic gymnastics. If by "incredibly superior intellect" you mean "basic literacy", then you would've seen just what I mentioned; that typing "man something" does not mean that a manpage for "something" exists. That seemed to be clear by inference in the parent.
Meanwhile, back in reality, a manpage is considered to be documentation.
and in this same wonderful place called reality, typing "man " does not mean a manpage for has to exist. 1) It was a joke; 2) if you're going to criticize it, READ.
I always wanted to write a program named "chowder" that was advertised as the end-all be-all of applications but which came with no documentation and was nearly impossible to use, so everyone who downloaded it would at one point or another have to type "man chowder"
:-P
You know what? While we're at it, let's give China forks and spoons. Perhaps we can work out an international trade agreement where they give us the metric system in return...
my code is so tight, the front door and backdoor are on the same hinge! hooah!
I mean, if someone who honestly thinks that they should be "nervous" while doing their job passes the interview phase...
It turns out that the last item checked out was "Burying a Village for Plebians"
until they get their first irate customer demanding a refund because all ten Wesley Willis songs he downloaded sound the same.
I thought that new Photoshop filter was a little too realistic...