Who are you?

43 Comments

  1. AussieJeffProbst

    Calling a drive a partition is just flat out wrong so there’s that

  2. tumto-thehre-pardesi

    Sometimes Tom sometimes Thomas

  3. WazzaBoi_

    I’ve never even heard of the super key, is that something people actually say?

  4. RobertGracie

    Thats a hard one, I am a mix of both of them depends on the day and how I am feeling, I can be classy or normal

  5. RAMChYLD

    Thomas. But only because I started using PCs when MS-DOS was /the/ PC OS and then started using Linux in college.

  6. I use startup and boot to refer to different things.

  7. ShadowAnon69_

    I thought wlan was just the german word for wifi?

  8. Demetrias_

    linux forces you to be thomas. also a drive is not the same as a partition

  9. Alarmed_Jello_9940

    It’s actually called super key?

  10. Drive is not necessary partition. Drive can also be network drive or shared folder.

  11. krishnassh

    I am not Tom, I am not Thomas. I am Tomas

  12. thewolfehunts

    If someone came to my house and said can i connect to your WLAN id ask them to leave.

  13. RosbergThe8th

    The virgin “Windows loading symbol” vs the Chad “Throbber”.

  14. Pootootaa

    Damn, from now on I’m gonna call my windows button the super key.

  15. Guess i’m a Toma

    Boot, Partition, Folder, Windows key, Wifi

  16. gauerrrr

    I’m the one that wants humans to understand what I’m saying.

  17. I stopped using folder and went to directories because that’s ‘Windows slang’

  18. I use directory but I’m almost in Mac/Linux/windows equally. Everything else I’m basically Tom.

  19. Phoeptar

    Definitely not the pretentious cunt in that second example 😉

  20. Reddit_2_you

    Windows button? You mean windows key?

    It’s a keyboard, no?

  21. natr0nFTW

    Tom when home. Thomas when I go to the Dr office

  22. __mx____2004

    drive =/= partition

    a drive can have multiple partitions

  23. DeerOnARoof

    Whoever made this is very wrong about many things.

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