Internet History In Pictures
prostoalex writes "Tired of reading black-on-white text on Internet history and its celebrities? The Faces in front of the Monitors features the Internet history in pictures. See the legendary BBN IMP team, Linus naked and drinking beer, Bill Gates and Paul Allen and other luminaries."
The server will be slashdotted because of the Linus picture IMO.
Try as I might, I couldn't find a picture of Al Gore anywhere on that page.
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-- "For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat and wrong." -- HL Mencken
should most definitely be the new linux logo ... drop the penguin.... we can get corporate sponsorship from heineken!
that allen was a ventriloquist!
--krahd
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I would expect more from a Torvalds..
-shakes head dishonorably-
nothing.can.stop.me.now
According to the article its...
"Pictures of people who have made a mark in any of the following: programmable computer systems, computer networks, the Internet or the security involved with those systems."
I don't recall Charles Babbage contributing to the internet.
Aah that's why he was ashamed... wait..nevermind.
I Kid! (Besides, I'm working tonight and I feel Christmas fat settling on me even as I type)
Is there an image of the drunk Steve Ballmer doing monkey dance naked??? It could be the next goatse.
"This page is 100K in size, please be patient while it loads"
Oh boy...
Well, I suppose that explains where "free as in beer" came from.
See! Free beer really will beat out free speech, not only did he stop coding for that beer, he gave up his shirt too!
Linus naked and drinking beer
Mmmm. Geek porn.
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This is a really cool page, but I find it too bad that they left out the absolutely priceless mug shot of Bill Gates from when he was arrested in 1977 in New Mexico on a traffic offense.
Irritable, left-wing and possibly humorous bumper stickers and t-shirts
look at that. naked and drinking beer. huh.
WTPOUAWYHTTOTWPA
What's the point of using acronyms when you have to type out the whole phrase anyways?
Aren't they getting enough Sun ?
At least Rusty is trying to ... although I'm not sure the "open source is better code" idea works after a few beers.
Outside hacking with beer Outside hacking with beer againHmmmmmm, Coopers Beer. Thoroughly recommend the Pale (green label), Sparkling (red label) not too bad either. Fortunatley it's made where I come from (as does Rusty), so it is always fresh (can't speak for Rusty though, never met him - I did hear he got married a while back, so he may not be as fresh as he used to be.).
The Internet's nature is peer to peer - 20050301_cs_profs.pdf
That story may make the Slashdot frontpage more interesting, but according to the FAQ, Linus drinking beer makes it an omelette. I don't ask questions.
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Don't think of it as if Microsoft stole their TCP/IP stack from BSD.
Think of it as if BSD kindly donated their TCP/IP stack to Microsoft.
That just sounds more pathetic, somehow. Thieves have this kind innate, "badass" coolness value. People on BSD welfare do not.
his name is pronounced "lee-nus"??
good thing he didn't grow up in an english speaking country
Why did I immediately click on the picture of Linus drinking beer naked!!!!
I think I had a freudian click.
Thats not what I call Christmas cheer.
Lord knows that's gotten more time on Slashdot than a naked Linus posing...
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Wait a second...! OH MY GOD!!!
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Bleah! Heh heh heh... BLEAH BLEAH!!! Ha ha ha ha...
Linus started new trend, huh? Here are his photos:
one and
two.
...but where is the All Your Base Are Belong To Us animation?
That must be the least satisfying naked picture I've ever seen.
He was kicked out of the clubhouse for making an ass of himself...
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Well, beg steal or borrow, we can thank the gods that be for the fact that Microsoft didn't take it upon themselves to "fix" it until they did. Can you imagine the havoc caused back in the day by an insecure Win95 computer with a complete TCP/IP stack and the ability to create raw TCP sockets. Stay-Puft-Marshmallow-Man bad.