FTFM

acronym for “fixed that for myself”. used when replying to one’s own post to correct information; or, alternately, when self-editing a post one has already made. see also: ftfy.
i can’t get this image to post! edit: nevermind (ftfm).
acronym: “fixed that for myself” derived from ftfy, or “fixed that for you”
used when one knows when one’s previous comment was erroneous; primarily in a comment below an original comment.
“i smoked an ounce in an hour! by myself!”
-herp mcderp
next comment:
“lol i meant a gram lol ftfms”
-herp mcderp
“from the f-cking manual.” used to introduce a quote from a product’s doc-mentation in response to a question about that product posed in online forums, usenet, irc, email, etc.

using the term ftfm, like rtfm (read the f-cking manual) from which is was derived, tells a person that they should have read the manual before asking. unlike rtfm, however, ftfm is used when the person responding actually wants to provide a useful answer.
question: “is it possible to p-ss sudo a p-ssword from stdin instead of the command prompt?”

answer: “yes, it is. ftfm:

options

-s stdin, read the p-ssword from the standard input instead of the terminal.”
find the f-cking manual. response to a cheap person buying a piece of used hardware and expcting a smart person to tell them what the specifications are or how it works.
he could have easily found what he wanted on the manufacturer’s web site. i told him to ftfm.
f— the f—ing manual

men don’t need manuals or directions… throw it out and figure it out yourself
bill’s wife nagged him to put that treadmill together, so he looked at the instructions. the pictures were big with not enough detail, it was written in 15 languages none of which told him exactly what to do. he yelled ftfm, threw the directions out and figured it out for himself!