I am trying to run python on two completely linux systems (pi and debian), and trying to import two completely different packages (youtube_dl and tcp), and yet both have the same problem: when I download a package, it seems to disappear and then I can't use it in my program, and I can't uninstall it. Trying to fix the problem only results in several different versions of the package being scattered across the computer.

Then, I try to install pip, thinking that might somehow help, and then I have pip and pip3 and pip3 is giving me an error whenever I run it and pip is just downloading and losing more versions of the original package... Why can't computers just work!?!?

Linux will one day drive me sudo apt-get install insane.

@AndyD273 Saying "low skill workers [and] liberal arts majors" is a little redundant.

waves to nobody in particular

@Shalvenay There have always been people that have tried to cheat, and I'd argue that it's a lot better now than it has been any time in the past. Unions helped play a part in this (though I also believe that a lot of unions have evolved to the point where their purpose is to make sure that the union has power, and less with taking care of the workers). Specifically, right now in the US unemployment is at record lows, meaning that workers have more bargaining power.

Hi @HDE226868

@AndyD273 Good morning.

Buenosdiddlydingdongdias

@HDE226868 Waves at beach

@Gryphon bahahaha

@HDE226868 Hi. I'm nobody in particular.

@Feeds Relatable content.

@AndyD273 Tossed you a link in Hangouts. Tell me your thoughts if you don't mind, and have time.

I see it

I thought this might be relatable content:

@HDE226868 0/10; not written in iambic pentameter.

@HDE226868 LOL.

@NexTerren Have you ever read Glasshouse by Charles Stross? It has a few similarities to Altered Carbon that might make for interesting scenarios.

@AndyD273 I haven't. I might have to add that to my reading list...

I really like most of his books. I think one exception is Accelerando, which was kinda disturbing. Rule 34 is borderline, in that I liked the story, but it was written in second person singular with multiple point of view characters, which really took me out of the story a lot.

Did you ever hear what the guy said when he was sentenced to be guillotined?

That'll take a weight off my shoulders.

@Hosch250 Relieve neck tension with this one simple trick!

LOL.