I play "fortune -o" everytime I login and my computer seems to handle that just fine.
The funny thing is if games were distributed on Linux, the games you speak of wouldn't need the brand new equipment. You could play games on existing hardware what an interesting concept.
You take the blue pill and you stay on./. And keep reading everyone ELSES opinion and you believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill and you get out of your chair and leave the house for the first time in two weeks...... Remember, all the brothers are offering is some entertainment. Nothing more....
Just like my professor says, "Opinions are like a$$h*less. Everyone has them and they all stink."
Ergo, go see the movie and make your own judgement, and not some critic who thought the movie The Net was an accurate account of a software programmer.
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but will it make coffee? I didn't think so.
Damn it I thought this was really going to happen. How am I going to explain to my boss why I didn't show up to work.
A. Internet was about to be brought down.
B. Hot date that I was up all night with.
Yeah which one is he more likely to believe.
Some others write operating systems and charge for using it, but whatever blows your hair in the morning.
Drum roll please --
Also missing from the list: Women.
I play "fortune -o" everytime I login and my computer seems to handle that just fine.
The funny thing is if games were distributed on Linux, the games you speak of wouldn't need the brand new equipment. You could play games on existing hardware what an interesting concept.
Yes, but they have to go through an 8 week course.
Not mine, I only have drives full of pr0n.
You take the blue pill and you stay on ./. And keep reading everyone ELSES opinion and you believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill and you get out of your chair and leave the house for the first time in two weeks...... Remember, all the brothers are offering is some entertainment. Nothing more....
Just like my professor says, "Opinions are like a$$h*less. Everyone has them and they all stink."
Ergo, go see the movie and make your own judgement, and not some critic who thought the movie The Net was an accurate account of a software programmer.