Interesting to note that it's released under the BSD license. Are they hoping that arch-rivals such as Microsoft adopt the product or are they just thinking that it won't take off?
I know this is was off topic for the article, but since you are *grub* I will ask you a quick question. here goes
RH 8.0. Created grub password. Have not been prompted yet for it at any time. Downloaded 2.4.xx Athlon kernel. Will not upgrade. Failed three times. Would grub password have any thing to do with this?
Ahh yes, the grub password problem.. Well, here is what I would strongly recommend:
When Linux was first coming from the womb, the *BSD folks were embroiled in a lawsuit regarding AT&T code (IIRC). The uncertainty of the *BSD code's 'freeness' & future along with the timing of Linux's initial release were perfect for Linux.
Owww! Lucky you! Your first virgin install of OpenBSD may take a try or two, but the sheer joy and sanity of the system once you're done will be worth every moment.
So there I was at a Halloween party. This woman dressed up as a giant insect walks up. I realise she has a Microsoft logo on the chest of her costume.
I was hooked.
"So," she asked "does me being a Microsoft Bug make your Big Worm want to come out and play?" I was flabbergasted.. There I was being asked this by the woman of my dreams and I was wearing a Tequila Bottle costume...
Slashdot Mirror
MMmmm... salmonella...
Am I supposed to leave a piece of raw meat on this all day until I start it up when I leave work? I really don't see the point.
Quit these inane April Fool's stories. I might have to actually work today..
anandtech has a mirror . Don't give me karma, just trying to help out the community.. or something like that.
What is this, version 3 or 4 of 'This is what Progeny does'?
They're quite adept at putting out white papers!
Considering it's an LCD panel, I would guess Not Much.
..every time I crank up some Motorhead I'd be picking my display up from the floor.
So when we compress the ultimate, super-duper intelligent life form we get a two byte file containing "42"
The parent of this comment is a redirect to goatse.cx.
Maybe some of us like going to goatse.cx.
If you open a chequing account you run the risk of someone forging a check.
Arrgh! You use the proper spelling of "chequing" then lose all karma with "check".
Interesting to note that it's released under the BSD license. Are they hoping that arch-rivals such as Microsoft adopt the product or are they just thinking that it won't take off?
Just wait for John Ashcroft to announce the only legal services after these laws take effect:
http://www.nsa.gov/patriot-proxy/
http://www.fbi
Various levels of US government should be mentioned there. They support Free Software every time RMS cashes a welfare cheque.
I've been trying to r00t GORILLAS.BAS on my DOS box for years with no luck.
> Fred Iommi, Enis Butler, and Charles Dexter Ward
who they be?
Tony Iommi, 'Geezer' Butler and (forgot name) Ward played with Ozzy year ago in a band called Black Sabbath. You may have heard of them..
It's all a ploy to get another 4 or 5 bucks a month out of cell users that want to make their number(s) unlisted.
Bah I'm a 'tard. It's not vhosted there, my bad. Please inflict harsh, decisive karmal-doom on my previous post.
Thank you.
That was the page I was at, it's obviously vhosted at xfree86.org's webpage.
Not Found
The requested URL
Apache/1.3.26 Server at www.xfree86.org Port 80
He better find a new home for his homepage methinks!
.. now if they could find a way to deliver spam with hydrogen blimps, all would be good in the world.
I know this is was off topic for the article, but since you are *grub* I will ask you a quick question. here goes
RH 8.0. Created grub password. Have not been prompted yet for it at any time. Downloaded 2.4.xx Athlon kernel. Will not upgrade. Failed three times. Would grub password have any thing to do with this?
Ahh yes, the grub password problem..
Well, here is what I would strongly recommend:
Format your hard drive
Install OpenBSD and their bootloader.
Realize that neither myself nor grub.net has no affiliation with the grub bootloader project.
Wallow in your own filth.
Hope this helps, if I can be of any further assistance please feel free to write me at the address linked above.
- grubby
You should read Cowboy George's St. Patrick's Day Speech.
When Linux was first coming from the womb, the *BSD folks were embroiled in a lawsuit regarding AT&T code (IIRC). The uncertainty of the *BSD code's 'freeness' & future along with the timing of Linux's initial release were perfect for Linux.
:)
I still love *BSD, though.
I'm waiting on my first set of OpenBSD 3.2 CD's
Owww! Lucky you! Your first virgin install of OpenBSD may take a try or two, but the sheer joy and sanity of the system once you're done will be worth every moment.
Enjoy it, I know I do.
been in in every version of RH since 6.2 that I know of.
Installed by default?! If so then that explains RedHat's nickname "RootHat"..
Microsoft Bug May Attract Big Worm
So there I was at a Halloween party. This woman dressed up as a giant insect walks up. I realise she has a Microsoft logo on the chest of her costume.
I was hooked.
"So," she asked "does me being a Microsoft Bug make your Big Worm want to come out and play?" I was flabbergasted.. There I was being asked this by the woman of my dreams and I was wearing a Tequila Bottle costume...