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The OpenBSD 3.4 Song: Theo Sings Back-up

Posted by timothy on from the no-day-job-jokes dept.

shking writes "Theo has pre-released the OpenBSD 3.4 song. It was written, arranged & recorded by Ty Semaka and Jonathan Lewis of the Plaid Tongued Devils. You can find the new song at www.openbsd.org/lyrics.html. Enjoy."

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  1. Don't forget the GNU song! by mccrew · · Score: 3, Informative
    Don't forget the GNU Free Software Song.

    Those of you with a weak stomach might not want to click on Stallman singing.

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  2. Weird Theo by FrostedWheat · · Score: 2, Informative

    Not bad at all, these songs are getting better. Good work guys!! The bit that caught my attention was in the middle. Sounded like something Weird Al would make!

    Now if only we can get the Linux developers drunk at a karaoke bar ...

  3. vi, emacs forget it - OpenBsd install uses "Ed" by goon · · Score: 2, Informative

    I've been waiting for a vi v's emacs thread for this one. Stuff both of them OpenBsd uses Ed.

    For those more interested in technology (than flames) read this article with Bill Joy about Ed.

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  4. Re:*sigh* by Junta · · Score: 3, Informative

    You are forgetting the 'Buddy Holly' video on the Windows 95 CDs...

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