RedHat finally ships the long awaited TUX server. This is version 2.0 and it holds SPECweb99TM benchmark records for 1, 2, 4, and 8 processor machines.
Why do the fanatic few of the/. community want MS to die? Think about it. (emphasis added)
Come on, what did you expect? Fanatics don't think, didn't you know? They say irrational things and do things for irrational reasons.
If you don't like that, you are on your own to find rational explanation to what they did. Your only solution is to:
ignore them;
fight them;
laugh at them;
or help them see your light.
I like #3 better. I find myself laughing at me all the time. God I hate Microsoft! Let's DESTROY them!!! (Fanatic Laugh in backgroud... HA HA HAAAA!... )
You're wrong, man (well, I mean, I disagree w/ you). The worse is still there. Try to connect x users to a Win200 Advanced Server and it will reject all users with a connection number > y, where y maps to mucho mucho $$$ that you had to pay for your y-seat license. Basically, Microsoft forces you to buy an OS, then forces you to pay insane license fees because that OS is being used by more than one person. That's pure robbery. What next? They going to make me pay extra each time I get an email from somebody else?
-- "Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
This bullshit is worse than those hollywood movies showing a 16yr old breaking into the NSA and breaking their strongest encryption in 3mins with a full GUI animation sequence.
Come on, if you can write a program to crack the NSA in 3 minutes, please make it flashy, no? At least add a \b\b\b\b\b progress bar or a/|\- spinning sequence. Or make it download pictures from alt.bin.*, let you play Tetris or - better - show Banner Ads!
-- "Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
The "reporter" is just running free advertising for Dan Clements of AdCops, who's fevered imagination is responsible for this piece of tosh.
Exactly! And by the way, how comes those kids make $4,000 a day when AdCops' Top3 list of cheaters contains a $5,000 fraud guy?
All this is is free adverisement, stupid e-journalism, and ridiculous fiction.
-- "Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
" The Church of Scientology (or: CoS; or: Co$, as some of their opponents call it) sells its followers expensive courses which, if students study them carefully, are supposed to set them free ('clear' them). A former Scientology member, Steven Fishman, was brought before court because he committed several crimes in order to get the money to pay for these courses. Scientology urged him to get the money any which way he could. According to Fishman, they also assigned him to kill somebody, and failing that, ordered him to commit suicide. In an interview for Time Magazine, Fishman relayed those stories and blamed Scientology for his crimes. Scientology sued him for slander."
One has to wonder what the target audience for that book really is. Who is going to read it? Linux advocates and OpenSource geeks? If so, it will probably be only those amongst us who are interested in the detailed history of their own movement and who have too much time on their hand. I am interested, but I have no time to read the book. Moreover, I wonder how much of that information I don't already know just by reading through my favorite web sites during the last few years.
So J.K. apart, who will go and buy the book?
And who will really read it entirely?
I believe the latest Office upgrade already calls up Microsoft.com during the registration process... This can be bypassed, but for how long?
I personally have a couple of microsoft.com and msn.com addresses in my etc/host file. They all point to 127.0.0.1. This is not a problem for me since I never go to Microsoft's websites. But if I had to, I think I would use an anomyzer site to keep some distance between the beast and me. Better to remove that TCP-IP route between MS and me since I don't need it. But maybe Microsoft does...
> > Castration probably won't be effective. We've
> > already proven without a doubt that the losers
> > involved here have no balls.
> And probably will never reproduce anyway.
Maybe they will clown, hu I mean clone, themselves?
Now that we have a link to the binary form of the new GPL (the Lawyer format), does anybody have a pointer to a clear text form ("ianal" Human-readable format)?
# more GPLv3.ianal
GPLv3.ianal: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
# ls
GPLv3.txt
# more GPLv3.txt
Can not output: non-printable characters
#
Stop complaining about BEA. It is certainly not the best App Server out there and it is not the cheapest, but it is a lot better than the extremely crappy and expensive one I am forced to use. I would switch my Qwerty keyboard against an Azerty one and agree to use a left-hand mouse for the rest of my life if I could use BEA right now. And Orion, of course. Or JBoss. Or OpenEJB. Or JavaCCM. Or (daydreaming) Inprise IAS. *Sight*.
I thought wadges in Seattle, and thus Redmond, were extremely high.
The SFGate says: But that's peanuts compared with Seattle, where the average annual income of $129,330 gave tech workers far more money to spend than their counterparts in San Jose, who made $85,100, according to the study by the American Electronics Association.
Thanks man! This is part of what I was trying to say.
So you agree with this *u****i*? Come on KtB, you were complaining about nazism two posts ago, and now you agree with ideas like survival of the fittest... If that sentence is not pure nazism, then we didn't read the same history book!
And by the way there is a fair number of physically challenged people living on medicine to sustain their life who have contributed considerably to technology, art or entreat associations. Should you have killed them / let them die because they were not fitted enough according to your rules? What about their fantatic brain power, love or creativity?
We don't live anymore in caves and don't go hunting with our bare hands to get food. We don't need to be able to outrun a Grizzly or fight without medicine all virii and infections we come across.
If you believe that survival of the fittest still appies to humankind, don't go to the pharmacy or call the doctor next time you're sick!
Linux users don't like Java?
I don't know if that's true. But they certainly have an opinion about it: this is the most discusted news since the Florida election results.
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RedHat finally ships the long awaited TUX server. This is version 2.0 and it holds SPECweb99TM benchmark records for 1, 2, 4, and 8 processor machines.
Hint: log into unix.developer.ch and play around with Ctrl-H to see what happens.
Come on, what did you expect? Fanatics don't think, didn't you know? They say irrational things and do things for irrational reasons.
If you don't like that, you are on your own to find rational explanation to what they did. Your only solution is to:
-
ignore them;
-
fight them;
-
laugh at them;
-
or help them see your light.
I like #3 better. I find myself laughing at me all the time. God I hate Microsoft! Let's DESTROY them!!! (Fanatic Laugh in backgroudYou're wrong, man (well, I mean, I disagree w/ you). The worse is still there. Try to connect x users to a Win200 Advanced Server and it will reject all users with a connection number > y, where y maps to mucho mucho $$$ that you had to pay for your y-seat license. Basically, Microsoft forces you to buy an OS, then forces you to pay insane license fees because that OS is being used by more than one person. That's pure robbery. What next? They going to make me pay extra each time I get an email from somebody else?
--
"Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
which basically turns into
which, for most compilers, becomes just a block with name scoping.
--
"Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
Come on, if you can write a program to crack the NSA in 3 minutes, please make it flashy, no? At least add a \b\b\b\b\b progress bar or a /|\- spinning sequence. Or make it download pictures from alt.bin.*, let you play Tetris or - better - show Banner Ads!
--
"Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
Exactly! And by the way, how comes those kids make $4,000 a day when AdCops' Top3 list of cheaters contains a $5,000 fraud guy?
All this is is free adverisement, stupid e-journalism, and ridiculous fiction.
--
"Moderate down and we'll get your balls in Meta-Moderate."
Snapshot:
" The Church of Scientology (or: CoS; or: Co$, as some of their opponents call it) sells its followers expensive courses which, if students study them carefully, are supposed to set them free ('clear' them). A former Scientology member, Steven Fishman, was brought before court because he committed several crimes in order to get the money to pay for these courses. Scientology urged him to get the money any which way he could. According to Fishman, they also assigned him to kill somebody, and failing that, ordered him to commit suicide. In an interview for Time Magazine, Fishman relayed those stories and blamed Scientology for his crimes. Scientology sued him for slander."
One has to wonder what the target audience for that book really is. Who is going to read it? Linux advocates and OpenSource geeks? If so, it will probably be only those amongst us who are interested in the detailed history of their own movement and who have too much time on their hand. I am interested, but I have no time to read the book. Moreover, I wonder how much of that information I don't already know just by reading through my favorite web sites during the last few years.
So J.K. apart, who will go and buy the book?
And who will really read it entirely?
I personally have a couple of microsoft.com and msn.com addresses in my etc/host file. They all point to 127.0.0.1. This is not a problem for me since I never go to Microsoft's websites. But if I had to, I think I would use an anomyzer site to keep some distance between the beast and me. Better to remove that TCP-IP route between MS and me since I don't need it. But maybe Microsoft does...
> > already proven without a doubt that the losers
> > involved here have no balls.
> And probably will never reproduce anyway.
Maybe they will clown, hu I mean clone, themselves?
Bad drivers are always responsible for the worst crashes.
# more GPLv3.ianal
GPLv3.ianal: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
# ls
GPLv3.txt
# more GPLv3.txt
Can not output: non-printable characters
#
But what about Rent and Lease?
And can we read it twice, or is it going to explode like in Inspector Gadget or MI?
What if I memorize the entire book or some piece of it, and then declaim that in front of my children or my microphone?
Stop complaining about BEA. It is certainly not the best App Server out there and it is not the cheapest, but it is a lot better than the extremely crappy and expensive one I am forced to use. I would switch my Qwerty keyboard against an Azerty one and agree to use a left-hand mouse for the rest of my life if I could use BEA right now. And Orion, of course. Or JBoss. Or OpenEJB. Or JavaCCM. Or (daydreaming) Inprise IAS. *Sight*.
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The SFGate says: But that's peanuts compared with Seattle, where the average annual income of $129,330 gave tech workers far more money to spend than their counterparts in San Jose, who made $85,100, according to the study by the American Electronics Association.
Explanations?
Extra-X! can do this.
This would give the Whitehouse to:
You mean "should we kill all the blondes?"
And should we let them reproduce?
LOL
To be more inline with the story, you should say: pots don't kill brain cells bone-head.
Ask your local Cisco OS expert ...
So you agree with this *u****i*?
Come on KtB, you were complaining about nazism two posts ago, and now you agree with ideas like survival of the fittest... If that sentence is not pure nazism, then we didn't read the same history book!
And by the way there is a fair number of physically challenged people living on medicine to sustain their life who have contributed considerably to technology, art or entreat associations. Should you have killed them / let them die because they were not fitted enough according to your rules? What about their fantatic brain power, love or creativity?
We don't live anymore in caves and don't go hunting with our bare hands to get food. We don't need to be able to outrun a Grizzly or fight without medicine all virii and infections we come across.
If you believe that survival of the fittest still appies to humankind, don't go to the pharmacy or call the doctor next time you're sick!
Linux users don't like Java?
I don't know if that's true. But they certainly have an opinion about it: this is the most discusted news since the Florida election results.