Just like life, seemingly unimportant things that we do, later on prove to be make or break incidents.
My first post in Gentoo Forums, while installing for the first time. I didn't expect much when I posted this, but later proved to be a life-saver to my Gentoo life. If not for these initial posts and these lovely folks, I probably might not have continued on with Gentoo.
I still refer to my initial posts finding them incredibly useful. I feel like I want to refer to these posts again and again.
This blogpost is for me to refer to that thread, as Gentoo Forums does not let me bookmark threads or topics.
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