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Linus to SCO: 'Please Grow Up'

brakk writes "From this article at Infoworld, Linus responds to SCO's open letter in a manner reminiscent of patting a child on the head." chrisd notes that his company is making SCO employees unhireable.

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  1. SCO's rebuttal by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Linus to SCO: "Please Grow Up"

    SCO to Linus: "My OS can beat up your OS. Nyah nyah nyah!"

  2. oh this is funny by phunhippy · · Score: 5, Funny

    All of our source code is out in the open, and we welcome you point to any particular piece you might disagree with.

    Until then, please accept our gratitude for your submission

    Haha.. thanks LINUS!! now i got dr. pepper all over my purty flat screen!!!!

  3. If we had openings, we wouldn't hire you by mpsmps · · Score: 5, Funny

    chrisd notes that his company is making SCO employees unhireable.

    I'd complain about how immature the policy is except that if you read the page, you see that they are not hiring, so SCO employees are ineligible for all zero of the openings they have available.
  4. Darl to Linux by Mr.+Darl+McBride · · Score: 5, Funny
    Darl here.

    Alright, Linus. The gloves are off.

    We'll now show the most damning evidence yet. There we have it, we've presented the basis for not hundreds, not thousands, not tens of thousands, but hundreds of thousands of derivative code in the Linux kernel.

    Let's see you dig yourself out of this one, wunderkind.

  5. Today's top story by Otter · · Score: 5, Funny
    ...but we wait with bated breath for when you will actually care to inform us about what you are blathering about.

    The real shocker here, of course, is that a Linux advocate spelled "bated breath" correctly for the first time in recorded history.

  6. Re:Linus Flame by Mr+Coffee+Cup · · Score: 5, Funny
    Makes me think of this 'classic flame' I acquired years ago (at least 8), and occasionally consult.. don't remember exactly where I ran across it, but it still ranks as about the funniest flame I've ever seen.
    Because, among the people who read this newsgroup, you are granted the same respect as would be granted, say, your average root fungus. Not only are your language skills highly suspect, not only do you refuse to answer the most basic of questions about your qualifications and/or background, not only are you posting from AOL, you are annoying, your information is often wrong or unsubstantiated, and you have this air of blithe idiocy that makes people with more than eight operating neurons want to put you in a small envelope and mail you back and forth between people in Washington, D.C. until the Post Office finally sticks you in some pile of undelivered mail, where you would then remain until the weight of accumulating mail compresses you into a small lump of peat, at which point you would be ground into mulch and spread over someone's garden, thus gaining in death what you failed to obtain in life; a useful purpose on this planet.
    Have a nice day. :)
  7. Now thats a long copyright by Garion911 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Bottom of chrisd's link:

    (C) Copyright 2002-2403 Damage Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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  8. Re:My letter to Damage Studios by Cid+Highwind · · Score: 5, Funny

    Ah yes, the dreaded "one slashdot member boycott". That's the tactic that brought Microsoft, the RIAA and the MPAA to their knees, ended the SCO lawsuit and the war in Iraq, made Blizzard stop abusing the DMCA, freed Dmitry, and got Half-Life 2 ported to linux! Fear the wrath of the slashdot! I think I can hear Damage Studios trembling in terror already.

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