Linux has become the backbone of global networks and electronics of all scales. Yet relatively few people even know anything about it.
I'll bet 99 people out of a hundred if asked "What would happen if Linux computers suddenly stopped working?" would say something like "I guess some nerds would be disappointed." ... Not realizing *everything* they depend on would cease to function: cars, planes, municipal water, electrical grids, appliances.
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