making the call on Musk now. he flipped long ago and has been instrumental in helping with the redpilling of the world with the way he's run X/twitter.
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No one wearing a demon suit can be trusted.
That was a Halloween costume.
My mother dressed for it as the Devil once.
Yeah it makes as much sense as claiming that I must be a genetically engineered assassin because I dressed as Mister 47 a few times for Halloween. I've also been Hugo Strange so I therefore must be an insane psychiatrist who fights Batman as well.
"demon" is computer lingo for getting all sorts of things done in the background.
daemon.
Wikipedia may claim the fancy spelling is different but that's the work of spooks. Just one look at the BSD mascot and you know that's nonsense.
Who said Wikipedia? It was daemon in the '60s - WAY before BSD and Linux, and even before UNIX showed up. If you have a *NIX box just type "man daemon" at the cli. Then type "man demon". I think you know what will show up and what won't.
The BSD mascot (his name is Beastie - BeeEssDee - get it?) was created as a play on the word daemon. His trident he holds actually symbolizes processes forked from a daemon. Later on people tried to say daemon was an acronym "Disk And Execution Monitors", but it has been daemon since before the beginning of UNIX (which split into SYSV and BSD UNIX and the rest is history.)
BTW - if you look at my username, and you know some UNIX/Linux history, you can figure out why I chose dec3169. Hint - my name/description in the GECOS field of the /etc/passwd files used to be "Tomorrow...". And no - I wasn't born yet, but it wasn't long after that. I also have run both SYSV and BSD UNIX, All of the free BSDs, and Linux since 1990 (UNIX in 90-91, *BSD in early '92, and Linux ever since). I ran the BSDs for maybe 6 months and dumped them for Linux in summer 1992. I did have an old PC with Minix on it but it never worked properly, probably because I got it from a dumpster. I was bummed.
That's what demons do , work in the dark. Your definition works everywhere...cool.