Uhh. Just thinking. They say that it's so cold there. I s'pose there can be no life where it's minus 180 degrees C. But then I thought; "Maybe if we moved it closer to the sun?" So, if we blew som A-bombs on the other side of it, it would move to the sun and there would be life?
Just my.02.
We learned more from a 3 minute record, baby, than we ever learned in school.
Wow! I did some consulting at Ericsson couple of years ago, and spoke to a man who told me they would convert to Exchange worldwide. I haven't heard more of it 'til now. He pointed at a Sparc 10 telling me that that little box was running their mail now (at an Ericsson-company, prolly at least 5000 users). Then he said they would convert to Exchange.
Very, very strange behavior; "Currently, we have something that works very fine. Now, we will throw that away and favor something almost everybody says is a pain in the ass. Yeah, that sounds reasonable."
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No, I'm Linus. Linus G Larsson, that is.
Not the one they call "Thorvalds". I doubt he exist.
Uhh. Just thinking.
.02.
They say that it's so cold there. I s'pose there can be no life where it's minus 180 degrees C.
But then I thought; "Maybe if we moved it closer to the sun?"
So, if we blew som A-bombs on the other side of it, it would move to the sun and there would be life?
Just my
We learned more from a 3 minute record, baby, than we ever learned in school.
Wow! I did some consulting at Ericsson couple of years ago, and spoke to a man who told me they would convert to Exchange worldwide. I haven't heard more of it 'til now.
He pointed at a Sparc 10 telling me that that little box was running their mail now (at an Ericsson-company, prolly at least 5000 users). Then he said they would convert to Exchange.
Very, very strange behavior; "Currently, we have something that works very fine. Now, we will throw that away and favor something almost everybody says is a pain in the ass. Yeah, that sounds reasonable."