Australian Open Source Awards
mge writes "Andrew Tridgell has won the Special Achievement Award for his work on Samba, the seamless file and print service for SMB/CIFS (Windows) clients, at the Australian UNIX and Open Systems User Group's inaugural Australian Open Source Awards. Aussie, Aussie, OI OI OI." And an "Oi, Oi" to you too.
"Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Oi! Oi! Oi!" is the Australian catchcry/warcry.
Try it. Go into a crowded area which could possibly have Australians (say, a large shopping centre). Yell out "Aussie! Aussie! Aussie!".
I can almost guarantee that you will get back the response "Oi! Oi! Oi!".
Around 1999 when I was first learning Samba, I made a silly newbie error in smb.conf causing a misleading error message that lead me down a tortuous wrong path. I was desperate to meet an internal deadline which if missed would result in management choosing NT for our file server. With no luck on newsgroups, I wrote the Samba team and within hours got a personal response from "Tridge", who put it in the official FAQ that very same day. I was amazed. And of course the error message was fixed in the next version.
Leyton Hewitt. You will be surprised.
And we all know the appropriate things to chant at a cricket match:
Yelling any of these is perfectly acceptable.
Send lawyers, guns, and money!