Lol, when I was little I used to do that with the light switches, when I would balance it close enough it would fizzle, never did it around my parents because I thought I would get in trouble

@@Nick-lx4fo hahah

, 🤣😂😆

Hello world lol

@@Nick-lx4fo I got in trouble for this once, now I like electronics.

I wanted to upvote this but it was exactly at 100 so nope not gonna disturb the harmony although 128 would probably be nicer or actually 127.

@@thirtycrows hahaha I like it. Thanks for the reply

Linus is being sarcastic. He has a different concept of those ofcourse.

also rough around the edges and disagrees with softness..... He's like the Batman of the tech world

And then there is RMS

​@@momchilandonov Do you use the internet? What OS do you think most servers run on?

@@momchilandonov Lol no it's not

@@waldolemmer how it's not. Java is used in more than 5.5 billion devices. Even the MP3 players in cars use it :).

@@momchilandonov What do you think your router runs? And on top of what OS do you think Java runs on most of these 5.5 billion devices? What do you think your smart TV runs as well (if you happen to have one)? You probably know the answer already.

@@artem.boldariev I am working in an ISP and worked with many cheap/expensive router vendors and generally they have their own OS. Sometimes some of the cheap ones are running on OS similar to Linux but not exactly Linux. Don't have a Smart TV :(. My point was that most computers are running on Windows as mostly Apple zombies buy Apple products. The smart people buy everything else - ASUS/HP/ACER etc. Apple is just mainstream in USA for some weird reason...

No he isn't. Richard Stallman is.

@@drygordspellweaver8761 Their software completed each other, the Linux Kernel and GNU OS. Although I would credit Stallman for the philosophical movement in regards to free/ libre software.

​@@drygordspellweaver8761 linux was what Richard stallman was waiting for and gnu was exactly what linux needed to have a head start

who would have thought linus tovalds and genhis khan had so much in common

It's a bit like the seat belt and the polo vaccine.

@@informitas0117 i think we're toddlers who learned to pick our heads up, if you're in computer science you're in for a real career

Yeah, you know, like _RICHARD MATTHEW STALLMAN._

Yea,.. he inspired me , in 1993, thanks Linus for the fish. :)

kernel*

and the git，so coool

os != kernel

Linus made the kernel, not an "OS". GNU existed before the Linux kernel. It was a project to create an "OS" that was based on free software (not as price but as usage). The project was missing a kernel, a centeral way to manage the hardware and software. (Would look up definition of a kernel for better understanding). As a bad metaphor, Linus created the drive chain for a car that was already mostly built.

He really did revolutionize the industry and made it possible for everyone to experience the life of an IT professional, it's really cool.

yeah man the whole internet runs on linux!

No man few people like you and me noticed it even in loud applause 👏

@@rudeviper discrete math not all

Yup between Linus and Tim Berners Lee, they basically created the entire foundations for the internet as we know it today.

Windows IIS, running on hardly any machine, full of vulnerabilities and terribly slow: *bruh*

Linus is very cool ❤

who are "we"? talk for your own self

​@@M12Howitzerjust look the 👍

@@unixlonix wouldn't "I love you Linus" be more of a personal position? talking for others is a sign of a talker feeling him or herself weak is social regard ;-)

​@@M12Howitzer- He is as weak as you. His use of "we" includes those who agree with him. If you don't include yourself in this context, then responding in an offensive way makes you look weak. From this point of view, it is nothing more than a response written to say "I am separate, I am not one of you, I am different."

The actual legend is Richard Stallman who is the true inventor of the operating system most people refer to as "Linux". This operating system is actually called GNU. What Linus Torvalds created was a OS kernel, which is only one peace of the huge puzzle that an operating system is.

@@joshuatharakan3687 It's not the main part at all measured by amount of code. Actually, there's no main part in an OS. It's like saying that an engine is the main part of a car. There's no main part in a car because each part is completely useless without the rest of the car. It's the same with an OS, there's no main part in an OS. If you remove one essential part, you don't have a functioning OS.

@@joshuatharakan3687 You lost yourself there. The transmision is what connects the engine to the wheels. Without the transmission or the axles or the wheels, you don't have a functioning car. Without a heart you don't have a functioning body. No essential component in a system is more important than another. Without an essential component, the system doesn't work, period. Please stop arguing. Your vague concept of "most important part" is illusory. There's no such a thing.

@@joshuatharakan3687 You are not even trying to discuss the subject of this comment thread. You've lost yourself in trying to defend your idea of "most important part".

facts .

PUSH

echo ''I started using kali a week ago and i catched that ahahah''

This guy is truly an inspiration

Amazing

I think there are a lot of people, who thinks like him : If I have a problem which a computer can solve, I tend to think: Maybe I should spend a few days to make this tool, which job I could do in a couple of minutes, and have to do it again and again an uncountable amount of times.

In every company*

Especially because he had no other choice when it came to scaling. He dealt with merging code by EMAIL that is what impressed me. The guy creates stuff that is useful for him and gives it to other people if they need it too

and he did that just as an auxiliary project for easier management of the Linux kernel source code

The idea behind Git is not that hard. As I remember he made the first version after 3 days

Bro said ATM Machine

nobel prize for chemistry, becouse programming because programming is nothing else then combining some stuff together nobel prize for health, becouse he cured cancer of dos/windows nobel prize for physics, because linux is about breaking big chunks of code into small particles nobel prize for literature, because code is some sort of literature nobel prize for piece, because he solved Apple vs. Microsoft war Nobel prize for economy for proving that free can be better than expansive (it's not all accurate, it's just joke)

He actually kinda deserves a nobel prize. There are a lot of crappy unworthy people who got a nobel prize, this man is on an entirely different league

Yo he really does

He'd probably refuse it

@@adamrezabek9469 I felt it accurate.

That's the hosts entire approach, to make you think exactly that. I'm actually very impressed. Some hosts genuinely try to describe people that way in order to present the guest in a 'heroic' light, this host wants you to think "huh, that host doesn't get how humble Linus is".

@@hexa3389 I hate all those chad soydevs stealing all the hot coder girls. jk man I just wanted to use the term hot soydevs

I think this host is fine. He wanted to present that way but course-corrected in the middle.

"normal values" for a Scandinavian LOL

I like what the host did there. He didn't ask stupid question and was respectful. Yet, his approach to ask questions from the other end of the "heroic spectrum" tickled Linus to position himself and give the audience a bigger insight on who he is and how he's ticking.

my god

LMAO

😂😂😂😂 * Blue screen error! *

he's literally fucked the whole information world, u mean?

Epic comment man!!

100% Agree; its OK not to be a people person; even not to like people. The bar can be set lower and still result in a pleasant world. 'First, do no harm!'

So u heard of Linux? But udk the founder lol wtf u live in a cave

No im pretty sure they have very intense fans as well lmao

@@Shanboss277 they are called apple fanboys and windows fan boys. Also Tux is here to stop your device heat up by working too hard to help cool the environment. While windows just straight up heat the house.

@@Shanboss277 looks like you dont wanna reply. But no prob with that

Apple IS Linux! They tossed their crappy OS years ago. All they do is slap an Apple GUI over it.

@@toriless it's not, Apple is a independent OS that borrows a lot from BSD, but it's not and never has been Linux based

OMFG MAN, GOLD COMMENT HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

*spot on*

Oh yeah!

YES!

Ricky Gervais as the guy interviewing him here

I keep seeing people say he is famously unhumble but I can’t really see any of that

Yeah

FourthDerivative How do I get into “Linux”, please? That’s why I’m watching this video. Refer a good book or video. I don’t even know to begin to get it. Do I have to purchase a computer with it or what? Please and thanks much.

@@TheAlchemistDavid nope, just install Ubuntu our Linux mint.

Yeah and see his attitude he doesn't have any he can just cause a stop the whole world if he just took linux down

@@0xreflex he cant take linux down lel

This one is my favorite, too. 😆

csandreas1 One of my favorite. statements in the whole talk.

csandreas1 those looking at the stars were called “philosopher”.

@@ElaineShi-cn or elon musk

-MICHAEL SCOTT

🤣🤣🤣

He words come difficult to autistic person - maybe he means I am uncomfortable with people - don't want them near me

Introvert

Mvuselelo Makhathini or maybe English is his third language. He’s translating to English with nuances ingrained in other languages and culture. One good example is translating any proverbs to other languages, there’s the cultural background to translate too, it might not possible be as a word by word translation to relay the whole context and meaning.

@@nadrile Pretty sure he just meant that he doesn't like people, perfectly understandable if you ask me. Also, he's Finnish, I'm Norwegian, in Scandinavian countries it's common to just say what you mean without all the courtesy phrasing some English speaking countries use. If we say "I don't like people" that means we don't like people and are not looking to change our minds about it, very straight forward and uncomplicated. Linus has no problem with the language barrier as he's very used to communicating in English. So I think you guys are just picking up on the cultural difference that we tend to think courtesy phrasing and polite small talk is dishonest and therefore the opposite of courteous, if you don't like us and don't want to talk to us we want you to tell us and not pretend like you do and waste our time.

yeah, cz that's unnecessary loss of energy 😂

Vinay Tanwar 😂😂😂😂

He's a born ventriloquist.

Ugh who has a jaw anyway? bloat

@@sketchur lol legend

That just politely saying he is quite a nasty guy to work with. and that he is.

He doesn't need to be nice and, apparently, neither the OSes derived from his work... Explains the fucking mess of linux.

​@@TheEddie581Ah yes, the usual hate speech based on nothing and that tries to put words in other’s mouths

Agreed, many types the geeks are true antisocial inept personalities. But he's not at all. He's very knowledgeable in a lot of areas

He hates giving talks and that's why he's so good at it.

He hates practically everything.

what is funny that linus only wrote the core of linux everything else as been written by the members of the opensource community. That does makes linus a genious at all ... That does not prooves that linus have a programming talent ... That only prooves that he as been strategically and commercially present to aggretate the talent of guys in the opensource community who wrote the LINUX. Linux is not the product of linux torvalds, linux is the product of somes genious in this opensource community ! So lets put some justice here !

I learned git a month ago and I love it. It’s incredibly robust and well designed.

Word!!

love that

How would your dad describe him? Is he the humblest guy i think or is it true that when Linus says "sometimes I'm not a nice person" ? Is he any frustrating to talk or work with?

thank your dad for helping provide to such a amazing project !

damn you have Linux in your blood...

big thank you to your dad.

Who is your dad? (just out of curiosity)

Lol yes

Not a coder- barely have handle on HTML, XML and CSS- nearly fell out of my desk chair laughing.

Nuno Pinheiro would get out instantly

Linux is not an operating system

@@goochcatcher please elaborate.

@@Tornn222 Linux is a kernel

No, he made Linux because MInix wasn't free.

@@OlaFosheimGrstad He made it because he didn't believe in few companies controlling everything!

I would feel honored to be yelled at by Linus. 😁

The fact that he's in the forums at all screaming at people is already lovely. He could have retired, gone filthy rich etc.

@@dacueba-games He could easily just create his own optimized distro charge a sub for it and make a fortune. He wouldn't even have to charge much.

He wears a bathrobe

He was probable thinking: "Glad that is over"

@@hds66nl29 lol

literally every non-people person

Servers* need him. Normal people like other things, like "UI" and "things working out of the box"...the little luxuries :)

@@TheUltimateBlooper ahahhaahah

@@TheUltimateBlooper and normal people use what to connect between them?

and those penguins capture him, gave him an apple to eat, leaving him stranded in a, wait for it, a windowless room..

@@shamikpal4449 take my like r/angryupvote

"So git is my second big project which is only created to maintain my first big project." echo "This guy is truly an inspiration";

And Putin as well

That’s literally my wallpaper. Linux is just so amazing and fun for some reason

Way ahead of the current time 😂😂

😂😂

lol come on man! you can't change a true introvert into a social butterfly. They will only put up with others for so long until they will get exhausted.

@@caleb7799 But good ones can delegate tasks they are not interested in

People are Annoy

U trust everyone? Dude, get out of here

If you work in IT support you rapidly come to hate both computers and people.

bdf2718 Yes, I can agree!

The most common computer problem is between the monitor and the chair...

Jonathan De Jesus do you mean the desk?

The user...

+Ace shinigami This is true to pretty much any breakthrough business.

I wish my computer could fly to Mars and teleport me there ;-) What programming languages should i start learning to make that?

Python and learn math. We need applied math to do what you said. There is also Kip Thorne's method, but that's expensive.

@@mortenrobinson Yeah you can, Maybe if you learn a lot and waste millions making that, you will can make that

As Anne Lamott said, "write the book you need to read."

but his intention was not that... and even he did not want that as well... it happened somehow!! due to some "commercial people"

Well, you can say it was a bug then became main feature

@@tmcode2010 lmao

@@tmcode2010 Nailed it!

To me, I remember him saying: "I don't really like other people" which has a different meaning than what you wrote. And I believe his real words make your statement more powerful.

Thank you man, the developer is a fucking genius, but he can't express himself very fluently as the interviewer does. And since I'm not a native speaker this timelapse helps me to get the idea of the interview

Thanks!!!!!!

Thank you

Can I headquote you from my headquarters? Is interacring what farmers do to their land?

thanks for this man!

Uhh how? No steve means no popularization of GUI. No PC domination.

@@fmartin59 Wrong. Steve jobs did no coding. Steve wozniak is the engineer behind apple.

Just like Linus implied, different types of people are necessary. Both Wozniak and Jobs were necessary to make Apple a success because they both had skills that helped the company grow. We should not put people below other people just because we value their work less

Dragonvarine Did you ever read the book? Jobs was pretty important for the first GUI iteration. He may not have done coding work on it at that time, but why is that relev?

Amen

Yes, Mr batteries.

Micro and soft mr bill gates p*n*s 😂

I agree but probably don't judge too early

no really just no...

Yes I agree that Linus should get a Nobel prize. He is headstrong, yet selfless! He designs much better software than I thought! The example in this TED talk of bad code vs good code, totally makes sense. The if statement just makes the code more complex with extra processing and not enough documentation! The good code, the one he said had good taste, was much harder to envision but much more elegant and simplified which would reduce the processing, of the CPU, maybe to 50% to 75% of the processing time. And it had much better documentation! Linus's interview on TED talks, this video, makes me very much want to use Linux as my primary software! I want to know which Linux Distro he uses, and which one he recommends! I've used Linux before, from 2008 to 2012. Ubuntu. But when Debian incorporated FreeBSD Software I did not want to be with Debian based Distros anymore. I still don't want to be with FreeBSD Related software because it has a Demon as it's mascot, and that Daemon looks like a young devil. Which I totally do not like at all. I want to be with Heaven On Earth, and God, and Jesus, and Angels, not the devil. Which makes me wonder why there are Daemons in the Linux Distros. Could Linus and a dedicated group engineer those Demons into Angels instead, if they are good demons? Please let me know? And hopefully Linus will read this comment someday! He is a great man who gave away his possible copyright to allow for Free and Open Source software! Thank-you very much Linus! Christ Chalmers 2019 April 4 Thursday 6:14pm.

Damn right

@@christchalmers2919 Damn! The way you connected that is beautiful! More power to Angels xD

Nobel prize, really? There is no a Nobel prize to something like technology or programming. What he should be given, probably, is the Turing Prize.

I think that he was referring about the ideas behind the people who went in Ted. Most of them are utopias.

could mean multiple tings. I'm guessing the "anti-visionary" perspective. However, you could also be talking about not giving speeches with their hands... hahahaha.

You mean jam jar?

Inname Of no, he's referring to the mannerisms many public speakers do. namely throw forth both their hands as if they are holding a box

Cannot unsee! Thank you.

***** Well get over yourself. Did you come here to hear Linus, or troll for comments?

its Linus...he hates media and exposure...if he wasn't asked questions he will not even talk hhh... not a people person as he kept sayin

I think Linus does public speaking well on interviews rather than talks. Now that I think about it, I haven't watched a video of him giving a talk yet. Either way, hearing Linus' opinions is valuable in itself.

What mind? He Just Wrote it Out of the Language! Making CODE Profanity!

It's kinda amazing that "not a people person" made an OS for the people, not for profit.

What? I'm going to name my kid Intel or Nvidia

Joao Rocha - If i were your neighbor i'd call my kid AMD just to see how that relationship turns out.

Just don't name him/her Vista

you should name your kid with Newell or Valve? . . . . . for get UNLIMITED FREE STEAM WALLET XD

Which name do they name the children most, Linus or Torvalds?

ⵔⵓⴽⴰⵜⴽⴰⵜ That is the strangest sentence I've read in my life

Unix kernel.

You're absolutely right. If the companies would only go for the most advanced and technical superior product, the chances are high that most of them would be made proprietary. But they don't, the care about the software being free, alowing them to openly coloborate, adjust things as they need it and share their achievements with others. Being Free is the most important attribute in nowaday's UNIX world. Richard Stallman did important work for the community to realize that.

And trump want to send back all international people back to their homes. hmm, let me think.

Wow

He's the hero we deserve, the hero we need right now.

Ryan Bray Yes - this too is a myopia, but of the mind; assuming that others do or should think the same way you do, and to do otherwise is a problem or even a disease/malfunction.

+Ryan Bray - This really id the dumbest paradigm shift given that programming is dominated by introverts (and for good reason).

wartime

All developers are different. You might prefer to work alone in a quiet environment while some other developers would prefer working in a crowded environment full of innovation and ideas.

Ryan Bray humans are social animals, most humans work better with others, Linus, you, me, and many others might not work well with others, but most people do!

Ya but working with it is like smashing your nuts with a hammer and then jumping up and down on them

Only sometimes........

@@aegisgfx nope. Git is fine. Much better than the alternatives. This is the only reason why it is widely adopted....

Yes sir, you totally can.

@@aegisgfx, for the end user it's not nearly as bad as WinDO$.

You'll have to tell your grand kids. This guy will be around for awhile luckily!

yes, Linus and Messi

So are they

Where did he say that

@john doe actually carbon dioxide is not poisonous. Carbon monoxide is. Carbon dioxide just acts as a greenhouse gas causing global warming.

My desktop is from 2007, so 16 years old. And still runs fully updated Gentoo

2011, xubuntu.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

What is ui?

Now we know

@@burakayan3360 user interface

😂

this is so funny

The people we hear about are rarely true tech people themselves. Musk, Gates, Jobs, ... They are all businessmen! Maybe businessmen with some education and experience in a tech related field, but not one of them got rich because he did significant work at the technical level himself

The second linked list remove() implementation can be understood with a good grasp of pointers and referencing and dereferencing operators. & is the reference operator and gives you the address (pointer) to a variable in RAM, * is the dereference operator which reverses the process and accesses the data in a pointer. The beauty of the 2nd implementation is that it recognizes that the pointer to the head and the variable holding that pointer are one in the same and a change in data in one will change the data in the other, and thus there is no need to check if it's the head.

xD

it doesn't work UNTIL you work at it enough to get it to work; by then you will have your much deserved smirk!

That was a beautiful poem... :')

Herco - Enduro haha thanks

That's because CSS is not code!

+Nevin Zavell Along with Linus Torvalds, also from Finland is Jarkko Oikarinen; the creator of IRC.

Nevin Zavell There's also an 85% chance he hates your code

Hans S More then 85% mate.

Me too

I don't care how much of people person he is, I'd still give him a hug if I saw home in person.

He is hardly serene at all times (he is not a people person)