The Tux mascot may have a high geek coolness factor, but its a small but real impediment to acceptance of Linux by the broader business community. The logo is cartoonish and childish.
Yeah, what we need is a fat balding guy dressed up like a big bug, such as a moth or a dragonfly or something.
I hope they have more footage of Denethor pigging out and slobbering all over himself. That REALLY made the movie what it is, and was well worth removing the fate of Saruman and the Shire from the story.
So, Smaug will smash the mountainside and seal in the dwarfs while Gandalf gnaws on chicken and slops food all over his robe, followed immediately by Bilbo arriving home to the auction.
I have found that treating my userbase as people, and not as trained monkeys
Exactly. The trained monkeys would have done as their training dictated, rather than the 34 things that their training specifically told them would NOT work, and that they were NOT TO DO.
"There was no way to know that the backups were failing without looking at the log file."
From my efforts to get FreeS/WAN talking to a Cicso VPN concentrator:
Tech at other end: "Well, I'd have to copy and paste that section of log to send it to you."
--Trying to explain why it was so hard to send me the bit of his log that would tell me what was fucked up on his end.--
Well, their business division DOES change your account rep every month or so, and moves your account from state to state just as often. However, said account rep does NOT return calls or place any actual orders.
The artists get a monthly "attaboy" form letter from the RIAA.
Which, knowing how the RIAA works, probably says, "Your $350 monthly membership dues must be paid in full by tomorrow, or we will not forward your $9.37 royalty check this month."
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Then I suggest they be christened "reset" codes. THAT button will ALWAYS be needed, on Windows PCs anyway.
Vinod Valloppillil and Josh Cohen are the named authors of the Halloween II document.
Yeah, what we need is a fat balding guy dressed up like a big bug, such as a moth or a dragonfly or something.
*sniff*
"Deputy McBride here, Otis. You'd best jest come along quite-like, or I'll fire a warnin' shot!"
I hope they have more footage of Denethor pigging out and slobbering all over himself. That REALLY made the movie what it is, and was well worth removing the fate of Saruman and the Shire from the story.
I sure he meant to say "goodfellas".
A step in a nice direction.
So, Smaug will smash the mountainside and seal in the dwarfs while Gandalf gnaws on chicken and slops food all over his robe, followed immediately by Bilbo arriving home to the auction.
It really DOES feel just like Jackson's LotR!
Exactly. The trained monkeys would have done as their training dictated, rather than the 34 things that their training specifically told them would NOT work, and that they were NOT TO DO.
From my efforts to get FreeS/WAN talking to a Cicso VPN concentrator:
Tech at other end: "Well, I'd have to copy and paste that section of log to send it to you."
--Trying to explain why it was so hard to send me the bit of his log that would tell me what was fucked up on his end.--
They don't get oil wells if they smash it?
I thought his name was "Godzuki".
Can't it be both?
Mr. finny, please! Disparaging the boot is bootable offense. It's their proudest tradition!
There's another type? *ducks*
Well, their business division DOES change your account rep every month or so, and moves your account from state to state just as often. However, said account rep does NOT return calls or place any actual orders.
You forgot The Beast!
Sounds like something you'd name your finger.
Which, knowing how the RIAA works, probably says, "Your $350 monthly membership dues must be paid in full by tomorrow, or we will not forward your $9.37 royalty check this month."
Luckily, she was pierced and was wearing her "Yavin 4" nipple-ring.
Yes-- 127.0.0.1
Show of hands: How many of you are going to run off and try this now?
Look at the back of the PC. You'll see a fan grill next to a thick black or gray cable with a large plug. Remove said cable, and the port is secured.