What does "DIR Practitioner" mean?

[EricTheDood]

This goes back to the DOS days of PC computing. "DIR" lists the contents of the current directory.

This is in contrast to the Linux/Unix/Mac users who use "LS" to list the contents of the current directory.

I would consider myself to be both a DIR and an LS practitioner, although to confuse things more, I'm also a DIR/W Practitionator.

 

[ReefGuy]

This goes back to the DOS days of PC computing. "DIR" lists the contents of the current directory.

This is in contrast to the Linux/Unix/Mac users who use "LS" to list the contents of the current directory.

I would consider myself to be both a DIR and an LS practitioner, although to confuse things more, I'm also a DIR/W Practitionator.

I'm more of a DIR/P kinda guy.

 

[49north]

Congrats to you @49north on passing fundies! How about adding a class report to the inventory?!?!

Thanks! It’s been on my to do list since October. It was a lot of work, but very rewarding. My wife passed it as well.

 

[divad]

So far, it [DIR-Practitioner] appears to be a sort of self-anointment.

 

[lv2dive]

It is an opt-in.

So far, it [DIR-Practitioner] appears to be a sort of self-anointment.

 

[divad]

It is an opt-in.

So if you opt-in, you're a DIR practitioner?

 

[DerekR]

Only if you truly believe that everyone else does it wrong.

 

[lv2dive]

If one opts in, they are in the DIR-practitioner group on ScubaBoard. It's kind of obvious to me that does not mean they are, in reality, a DIR practitioner.

So if you opt-in, you're a DIR practitioner?

 

[flyboy08]

Are you in for life? Or can you be voted off the coral?

 

[Blasto]

Are you in for life? Or can you be voted off the coral?

2/5 of you can be, the rest is for life.