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A great, fresh Reddit thread on users outgrowing Linux communities and Reddit itself, which applies to a lot of the internet. [archive.org Reddit thread]

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A great, fresh Reddit thread on users outgrowing Linux communities and Reddit itself, which applies to a lot of the internet. [archive.org Reddit thread]

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I think many will love the summarisation of the Internet’s information value.

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Sounds like this person has graduated from being a linux n00b to someone with enough knowledge to find most linux posts boring. It happens.

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