Come back when you can write properly, you asshole. Who is this Linux guy anyway, didn't he write an OS called Linus and version 8.1 came out a while back.
> There is no reason why use shouldn't use
> ReiserFS. Performs just as well (for the most
> part) as ext2 and will improve uptime by
> eliminating nasty fscks in the event of a
> failure.
It still corrupts data.
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The latest mplayer supports WMV playback.
Your website is shit. All of the guestbooks entries look like you wrote them, fucking idiot.
Yeah, because MS Windows users always pay for their software.
Maybe flamebait, but why are you running Linux on a Titanium rather than Mac OS X?
It's 8.1 and it's called Linus.
Duck and cheese, what a combination.
Wow, its like "This is your life".
*sniff*
What did happen to Oog the Caveman?
Tell you girlfriends mother she left her false teeth at my house last weekend.
Warning: The above text is not funny.
Linux and Linus were actually brothers who were seperated at birth. They were reunited about 10 years ago and had a lovechild named vmLinuz.
P.S. This is not funny.
-1, Redundant
Wasn't his name Linux anyway? and the OS he created was Linus, with version 8.1 coming out a month or so back.
Fuck Off, jkatz.
Come back when you can write properly, you asshole. Who is this Linux guy anyway, didn't he write an OS called Linus and version 8.1 came out a while back.
What you fuck are you on about? and who is this Linus guy anyway, he sounds like an asshole.
Cheese 0wnz j00.
> You assume that he is just having political
> issues with the DMCA and as a UK citizen,
Theres no such thing as a UK citizen.
I am the cheese king.
WindowMaker?
BTW, do you like cheese?
I will be switching to VB immediately.
Thank You.
everybuddy and gaim both support multiple protocols within one program.
Yeah, without the backing of the OSS community REBOL will never be a widely used language.
> Sad but true.
Thats a great song.
What a great review.
> There is no reason why use shouldn't use > ReiserFS. Performs just as well (for the most > part) as ext2 and will improve uptime by > eliminating nasty fscks in the event of a > failure. It still corrupts data.