and maybe in another twenty years slashdot will be more like 60/40 instead of 95/5
Hey, what a cool vision.
Is there anywhere a linux project especially for women? (I mean, there are thousands of projects especially for women)? I'd love to support it!
(Thogh -- or perhaps just because -- I'm a man =) )
CU,
Philippe,
looking if linixe.org and women-for-penguines.org is still available.
well, first of all, congratulations to a new human being in this weird world.
but new humans are born every day and this one hasa nothing spectial, except that it is from the founder of the imho greatest software project in the world and helped the coolest movement since the hippies to become popular.
therefore, congratulations, linus. but i hope it will become a normal baby and not the baby of a star. but as far as i know linus (well, it's not very much) i can say that i trust him that he'll do right.
blame me for this senseless post, but i'm just in mood.
follow the shimmer,
follow the glance
you never will find it
if not at once.
it's a bad transloation of a poem in a german biik called "stein und flöte) the original:
folge dem schimmer
folge dem glanz
du findest es nimmer
findest du es nicht ganz.
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well, first of all, congratulations to a new human being in this weird world.
but new humans are born every day and this one hasa nothing spectial, except that it is from the founder of the imho greatest software project in the world and helped the coolest movement since the hippies to become popular.
therefore, congratulations, linus. but i hope it will become a normal baby and not the baby of a star. but as far as i know linus (well, it's not very much) i can say that i trust him that he'll do right.
blame me for this senseless post, but i'm just in mood.
follow the shimmer,
follow the glance
you never will find it
if not at once.
it's a bad transloation of a poem in a german biik called "stein und flöte) the original:
folge dem schimmer
folge dem glanz
du findest es nimmer
findest du es nicht ganz.
those who know the book know what i mean.
cu
philippe