l = local

usr = user

lusr = loser (a user within the system who doesn't have a clue)

I did some time with UNIX sysadmins. /usr/local/bin is a particularly favorite directory for many files within the *NIX system.

It's a nice publicity stunt for the Gendarmerie, but I suspect that most of them (like most of us) would be stumped by trying to fix Linux problems via the command line. It's not like switching to Firefox.

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