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gigag04 wrote:I get it.
## make me a sandwichBart wrote: ...
But I think the make command in the comic may throw an error, even with sudo.
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Looks more Mexican to me. Jalapeno's, cilantro, onion, carrots, beef or pork? Yum!WildBill wrote:gigag04 wrote:I get it.Bart's post looks like a Vietnamese sandwich.
Grilled beef and pork, jalapenos, cilantro and shredded/pickled carrots are very common ingredients for Bánh mì. The shape of the bread is also a good clue.C-dub wrote:Looks more Mexican to me. Jalapeno's, cilantro, onion, carrots, beef or pork? Yum!WildBill wrote:gigag04 wrote:I get it.Bart's post looks like a Vietnamese sandwich.
Cool. I just didn't notice any of the other things like sprouts that I've also noticed in some Pho places around here.WildBill wrote:Grilled beef and pork, jalapenos, cilantro and shredded/pickled carrots are very common ingredients for Bánh mì.C-dub wrote:Looks more Mexican to me. Jalapeno's, cilantro, onion, carrots, beef or pork? Yum!WildBill wrote:gigag04 wrote:I get it.Bart's post looks like a Vietnamese sandwich.
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The sprouts and basil are mostly for the noodles, not the sandwiches. Either way both are delicious.C-dub wrote:Cool. I just didn't notice any of the other things like sprouts that I've also noticed in some Pho places around here.WildBill wrote:Grilled beef and pork, jalapenos, cilantro and shredded/pickled carrots are very common ingredients for Bánh mì.C-dub wrote:Looks more Mexican to me. Jalapeno's, cilantro, onion, carrots, beef or pork? Yum!WildBill wrote:gigag04 wrote:I get it.Bart's post looks like a Vietnamese sandwich.
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The worst part "someone with rooting privileges"AndyC wrote:hehe - spot on :)
For non-geeks, "sudo" is the command to run another command with root (admin or superuser) privileges.
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andy@box:~$ apt-get install xyz E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root? andy@box:~$ sudo apt-get install xyz [sudo] password for andy: ************** Reading package lists... Done