Well, I think Bizarro ByTor is probably a Communist politition in the United Soviet States of America while I sit here in Flint Michigan testing Linux software. Muhahahahaha
I think by general definition Hackers defy being defined. They come in all shapes and sizes. Are we as a sub-culture (Hackers, Geeks, and Nerds) better than that?
Personally I don't think its possible to label us. We all come from all walks of life and backgrounds. I don't think it matters what we are. We as a society need to grow beyond labeling everything. All that does is put our intelligence in a box.
I think its cool, they need to get a real OS anyway;P
But what if RedHat bought SCO... then started putting features from SCO into RedHat... all the sudden AT&T Code shows up... OH NO!!! Its the BSD Lawsuit all over again!!
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We will see when the almighty Quattro Pro comes out for Linux. Quattro Pro blows Excel out of the water on Windows.
Wait, how do we know we aren't theh bizarro uses?
Well, I think Bizarro ByTor is probably a Communist politition in the United Soviet States of America while I sit here in Flint Michigan testing Linux software. Muhahahahaha
I think by general definition Hackers defy being defined. They come in all shapes and sizes. Are we as a sub-culture (Hackers, Geeks, and Nerds) better than that?
Personally I don't think its possible to label us. We all come from all walks of life and backgrounds. I don't think it matters what we are. We as a society need to grow beyond labeling everything. All that does is put our intelligence in a box.
I think its cool, they need to get a real OS anyway ;P
But what if RedHat bought SCO... then started putting features from SCO into RedHat... all the sudden AT&T Code shows up... OH NO!!! Its the BSD Lawsuit all over again!!