Average /g/ User Command History

erver ~]$ history 1 su - root 2 su - root 3 exit 4 su - root 5 passwd 6 passwd 7 exit 8 su - root 9 su - root 10 exit 11 su - minecraftserver 12 clean 13 neofetch 14 su - minecraftserver 15 ls 16 neofetch 17 sudo su - minecraftserver 18 clear 19 neofetch 20 neofetch 21 neofetch 22 neofetch 23 neofetch 24 uptime 25 clear 26 neofetch 27 historia 28 history

A terminal screenshot shows a repetitive command history dominated by switching to root or a Minecraft server account, running neofetch, clearing the screen, and checking uptime. The joke is that an average /g/ user spends their time theatrically managing accounts and repeatedly displaying system information instead of doing anything productive. EN: A terminal screenshot shows a repetitive command history dominated by switching to root or a Minecraft server account, running neofetch, clearing the screen, and checking uptime. The joke is that an average /g/ user spends their time theatrically managing accounts and repeatedly displaying system information instead of doing anything productive.

• @gentoomemes / 14303 2024-10-26