Linux Geeks To Take Over World
B'Trey writes "According to this story by Rob Enderle of TechNewsWorld, Linux geeks are one of the most powerful forces in the world and are set to become the next Mob. Does this mean I get to wear a cool fedora and carry my distro CDs in a violin case?"
Does this mean I get to wear a cool fedora and carry my distro CDs in a violin case?
If your stick-on Vulcan ears don't interfere with the hat and if there's ample room in the violin case for your fake lightsaber... why not?
Trolling is a art,
"Does this mean I get to wear a cool fedora and carry my distro CDs in a violin case?"
Sure, but the jocks are still going to kick your ass.
While all these powers are good, if one cannot successfully reproduce offsprings, any geeky genes are likely to disappear.
Rock that crushes, Paper & Scissors that don't matter.
The author has a disturbing resemblance to Dr. Phil.
/^([Ss]ame [Bb]at (time, |channel.)){2}$/
"Does this mean I get to wear a cool fedora and carry my distro CDs in a violin case?"
I guess, but I'd recommend replacing that condom in your wallet once a year.
"Derp de derp."
AOL tried it. So far, it hasn't worked.
This is power that Microsoft, Oracle, IBM and many governments could only dream of having.
Got root?
As much as I'd like to be in an IT union... I don't think it fits. Collective payrates, strikes... rules... all that stuff.
Unions are for sheep, IT people are cats... we don't hurd well.
I'm not sure safety and diaper changing are in the same category...
Microsoft has just released their much anticipated hands-free cordless mouse. Warning, it may hurt a little at first.
Does this mean that if I use SuSE, I have to duct tape a lizard to my forehead?
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