Linux.org Quietly Comes Back To Life
jfruh writes "The venerable Linux.org site quietly relaunched some weeks ago, offering much of the original useful content on Linux as well as some new articles. The site is still associated with Michael McLagen, a somewhat controversial figure due to the fights around the Linux Standards Association back in the late '90s. McLagen has not responded to requests for comments on the relaunched site."
Unlike rational and reasonable people like Steve Ballmer or Steven Jobs?
Why would this be useful for Linux users? They're all using Lynx, as Linux is a command-line-only OS.
Good lord.. since when... oh the 90s.... which were.... over a decade ago.
Get your PostgreSQL here: http://www.commandprompt.com/
Fuck you, asshole. I use telnet.
http://www.linux.org/ -> http://twitter.com/LinuxDotOrg -> http://twitter.com/rlsteelman/status/197909427179884544 -> http://twitter.com/@rlsteelman (Ronald Steelman) -> http://www.ronaldsteelman.com/
"Welcome to CodeIgniter! The page you are looking at is being generated dynamically by CodeIgniter. If you would like to edit this page you'll find it located at: application/views/welcome_message.php"
Maybe his first article should be about setting up a site with CodeIgniter...or not!
fak3r.com
In case the site is down, here's a mirror http://www.invitinghome.com/Mirrors/img/mirror-1534.jpg
fak3r.com
In case the site is down, here's a mirror http://www.invitinghome.com/Mirrors/img/mirror-1534.jpg
Your mirror doesn't seem to work. Either that, or I've become a vampire without realizing it.
Dude - seriously, "whoosh!"
Besides, I use fread() straight off the network card to get all my website content. Doesn't everybody?
Quo usque tandem abutere, Nimbus, patientia nostra?
I love the "testimonial" in the Latest News box from Pivatejetscharter.com that sounds like it was written by a Linux marketing specialist:
http://www.linux.org/article/view/privatejetscharter-net-why-we-love-linux
Open Source software gave us an extra level of security and speed that just wasn’t available through proprietary software. Our website has unique demands and we designed customized security for it that we are constantly changing and updating. Unlike static proprietary software that can be studied and then hacked in mass, attacking unique open source sites just isn’t profitable and it is much more difficult.
Proprietary software is static and easily studied and hacked. Open source sites are unique and can't be hacked in mass.
Dude - seriously, "whoosh!"
Besides, I use fread() straight off the network card to get all my website content. Doesn't everybody?
I hook a flashlight to the fiber link and click it on and off really fast. Network cards are for amateurs.
Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. -John Lennon
I hook a flashlight to the fiber link and click it on and off really fast. Network cards are for amateurs
Fiber? Luxury! I pick up the telephone, dial a modem, and start making bonging noises, followed by hissing... and then a comment appears on Slashdot
"You're right," Fisheye says. "I should have set it on 'whip' or 'chop.'"
Only in promiscuous mode, cause I'm a whore. ;)