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LinuxWorld Highlights

Jan Stafford writes "Bernard Golden over at SearchEnterpriseLinux was wowed by the many hardware and software products on display at LinuxWorld. Among the highlights include Blackdog, a complete Linux server the size of a deck of playing cards and Astaro a bundled security suite designed for corporations. He also outlines the good, bad and funny trends of the convention."

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  1. Toaster! by PakProtector · · Score: 4, Funny

    What about the toaster powered by netBSD that was shown at LinuxWorld?

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  2. Male Booth Dolly by colmore · · Score: 4, Funny

    from the article:

    "I knew that vendors hired attractive women to staff their booths, hoping to attract the mostly-male attendees of technical conferences, but I had no idea that the subterfuge extended to the other half of the species. Live and learn!"

    Or maybe they're just extending to the other *tenth* of the species, if you catch my drift.

    Not that there's anything wrong with that, as Seinfeld would say.

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    1. Re:Male Booth Dolly by EvilIdler · · Score: 2, Funny

      Let's just call them boothbobs.

  3. Tenth reference by benhocking · · Score: 2, Funny

    And here the first thought that came to my mind when the "tenth" reference was made was that a tenth of the participants of LinuxWorld are female!

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    1. Re:Tenth reference by Mad+Merlin · · Score: 2, Funny
      And here the first thought that came to my mind when the "tenth" reference was made was that a tenth of the participants of LinuxWorld are female!

      Same here. 10% seems a little high for either of those populations however...