Sorry. I just wanted to think of the two kludgiest, least efficient and least secure protols I could, and combine them. I said what I said because I didn't think MSN Messenger via Windows ICS was practical.
Of course, I am also way out of touch since I've not pirated any software since, maybe, Doom2. Which I've since bought. If I'm poor and fixin' for a new game I just hit happypenguin, and that tides me over for that week.
I'm actually running Linux on a Thinkpad right now! Of course, it's a 350C (48625Mhz), and it's minimalist Slackware 9.1, but everything but the broken 9600 baud modem works. I use PCMCIA for ethernet. Of course with my DSL it's wierd to download faster that I can write to the 215MB hard drive, but it's great for writing Perl.
I mean, really? I mean, Windows on the desktop?!?! that's almost as crazy as Windows on a server! I use Redhat on the desktop every day, and it's all I need.
I can't wait. I just hope RedHat 10 includes a 2.6 kernel, so I don't have to bother compiling it myself. I'd love to take advantage of the performance improvements, and I'd also like to use SATA drives in my new server.
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Sorry. I just wanted to think of the two kludgiest, least efficient and least secure protols I could, and combine them. I said what I said because I didn't think MSN Messenger via Windows ICS was practical.
Freenet over DHCP;
Gnutella over BOOTP;
And last, but not least, KaZaa over WINS!!! :)
Of course, I am also way out of touch since I've not pirated any software since, maybe, Doom2. Which I've since bought. If I'm poor and fixin' for a new game I just hit happypenguin, and that tides me over for that week.
Seriously, though, I prefer to support companies financially when they write a good game for an OS I like. Companies like that should be encouraged.
Git along, little stories, git along!!!
Not Dubya, Cheney. Brazil==Secure, undisclosed location.
Say, anyone got a spare battery for one of these?
I mean, really? I mean, Windows on the desktop?!?! that's almost as crazy as Windows on a server! I use Redhat on the desktop every day, and it's all I need.
Mastering Fedora Core 0. I mean, hey, get people used to the idea.
Looks like they need another robot, to learn how to properly configure Apache. . .
Seriously though, if the leader of the free world runs IIS, I'm scared. . .
Search: w3c ieee
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I think I've landed on my new bedroom decor. . . Alos, imagine, if you will, a Beowa%Lg9)
We had to destroy IIS in order to save us^H^Hit.
I can't wait. I just hope RedHat 10 includes a 2.6 kernel, so I don't have to bother compiling it myself. I'd love to take advantage of the performance improvements, and I'd also like to use SATA drives in my new server.
Of course, it's probably still in level 12, waiting for me. . .
I mean, what do you get for the guy who's everything? (rimshot)
Actually, when I left American Republic a year ago, 2 whole departments still used it. One seventh of their infrastructure.
I know it well, I was merely re-ordering for subtle comic effect. :)PP
it asks for its shiny metal ass to be kissed.
I mean, how exactly does one RUIN Freddy v Jason? Isn't that kind of like trying to invent whiffle lace?
(sigh) Then the Emperor has already won.
And that was 1986, so that's . . . 17? Right?
Now THAT'S a typo. Would that me a beer-bong regulation amendment, or some sort of anti-hangover social program? :)
make bzImage