Baikonur: OK, Linus, you need to switch on the retro-rockets to enter lunar orbit.
LT: which button is that?
Baikonur: use your command line.
LT: what's the command?
Baikonur: try man.
LT: man what?
Baikonur: try man -k.
LT: i see grav & pbmtomatrixortibal.
Baikonur: try grav.
LT: okay, i typed in grav -no-decay.
Baikonur: aw, that's bad.
LT: what do you mean?
Baikonur: should have typed in grav -decay.
LT: can I undo?
Baikonur: this aint windows.
Baikonur: OK, Linus, you need to switch on the retro-rockets to enter lunar orbit.
LT: which button is that?
Baikonur: use your command line.
LT: what's the command?
Baikonur: try man.
LT: man what?
Baikonur: try man -k.
LT: i see grav & pbmtomatrixortibal.
Baikonur: try grav.
LT: okay, i typed in grav -no-decay.
Baikonur: aw, that's bad.
LT: what do you mean?
Baikonur: should have typed in grav -decay.
LT: can I undo?
Baikonur: this aint windows.
CosmeticLobotamy said:
I love OSX and everything, but this isn't exactly something to be proud of.
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Wouldn't you just say "I love everything"? bit redundant to say "I love OSX and everything", isn't it?
Nothing particularly creative, it's a very straightforward and unimaginative approach that is mainly successful due to the general lack of innovation in the computer industry.
There are different types of innovation, from tech, to music, and yes, to business processes. That's where dell, microsoft, and wal-mart shine.
First, it's table tennis, now it's table fusion.
Next thing you know, they'll be waiting on tables at my local chinese restaurant.
man, this internet thing is great.
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Baikonur: OK, Linus, you need to switch on the retro-rockets to enter lunar orbit.
LT: which button is that?
Baikonur: use your command line.
LT: what's the command?
Baikonur: try man.
LT: man what?
Baikonur: try man -k.
LT: i see grav & pbmtomatrixortibal.
Baikonur: try grav.
LT: okay, i typed in grav -no-decay.
Baikonur: aw, that's bad.
LT: what do you mean?
Baikonur: should have typed in grav -decay.
LT: can I undo?
Baikonur: this aint windows.
Baikonur: OK, Linus, you need to switch on the retro-rockets to enter lunar orbit. LT: which button is that? Baikonur: use your command line. LT: what's the command? Baikonur: try man. LT: man what? Baikonur: try man -k. LT: i see grav & pbmtomatrixortibal. Baikonur: try grav. LT: okay, i typed in grav -no-decay. Baikonur: aw, that's bad. LT: what do you mean? Baikonur: should have typed in grav -decay. LT: can I undo? Baikonur: this aint windows.
CosmeticLobotamy said: I love OSX and everything, but this isn't exactly something to be proud of. ------ Wouldn't you just say "I love everything"? bit redundant to say "I love OSX and everything", isn't it?
Linux car could comprehend the man pages to start the vehicle.
Windows car move about three feet, bought out the the entire terrain, and declared itself the winner.
Tiger car decided that it was too pretty to race around the desert.
Solaris car declared itself exctinct and jumped into the la brea tar pit.
Vista car was too busy thinking of a new name for itself.
Nothing particularly creative, it's a very straightforward and unimaginative approach that is mainly successful due to the general lack of innovation in the computer industry.
There are different types of innovation, from tech, to music, and yes, to business processes. That's where dell, microsoft, and wal-mart shine.
First, it's table tennis, now it's table fusion. Next thing you know, they'll be waiting on tables at my local chinese restaurant. man, this internet thing is great.
Yeh... I had to break off with her after I found out all the entire death star had done her.
MOYAL - Microsoft owns your as* license.