Under some distributions of LINUX, "sudo" before a command demands "root" privileges. There are some things only root can do, for security purposes. Without using sudo, you are merely a user.

 

As someone who has dabbled a bit with the Linux OS I should have known, I suppose.

 

Sorry, guess I should have explained the sudo thing. For some reason I thought everyone would know, and be a nerd like me. Oh well, guess not.

If there is something you don't understand with the comics..it probably has something to do with a Linux OS or writing code. These guys writing this stuff are even bigger nerds than I am...


Comics coming soon...

 

 

 

 

 

I love these. Keep it up!

 

 

 

 

 

A few Dilbert comics to throw it back a few years...

 

 

 

Last Dilbert for a while. Yes these all have to do with deadlines and project schedules...Anyone in my industry (supply chain) and i'm sure most other industries can relate to these...enjoy.

 

AMEN, brother. I can think of real-life scenarios on each and every one of the Dilberts.

 

OMB that cooking one is awesome. Morbidly hilarious, even though I shouldn't be laughing.

I love Dilbert. I am in the civil engineering field so I can totally relate to it.

 

I have my annual Dilbert flip calendar on my desk & a crap full of IT related cartoons in a little photo flipper so I can oft refer back to them for much needed laughs during the day.
Ahhhhh, Dilbert............

 

I also have my Dilbert desk calender in between my monitors at work for motivation. :P