can you please research before posting, instead of just automatically pushing anything through that looks relevant?
just like the germany dns censorship story... "OH MY GOD!! DNS ENTRIES HAVE BEEN VIOLATED IN A FAR OFF LAND... MUST PUT ON... OPEN SOURCE... AVENGER... PANTS... RIGHTS...VIOLATED"
oh wait, YOU DIDN'T FUCKING RESEARCH THE STORY
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Why is this modded up at all?
Let's hope Douglas Adams (a respected author of novels) post-mortem books aren't like Chris Farley's (fat funny tv hoo-ha man) post-mortem movies? Hell, I sure hope not, considering it's not the same thing.
Yep. It's like someone submitting a story like this:
"XCorp released their new Q-product today, and at $39.99, it's not a bad price. Especially if you need to do Z."
and having timmah tack on "But why spend $39.99 when you can order Mandrake QEmu for only 4-easy payments of $5.99*!!!! Ubelievable value! Click here! [font size=-1]*plus a monthly subscription of $49.99[/font].
The big ad I got in the middle of my article was an ad for Intel's Xeon, and a bit down from that were the quotes praising Intel's strategies... Hrm...
or anything in the "Jet Li" collection.
The Enforcer
The Defender
The Master
Tolerable Jet Li: Once Upon a Time in China, Kiss of the Dragon, and Twin Warriors. The rest is crud.
It dosen't mean they _wont_ help.
It actually might. A lot of companies are (rightfully so?) concerned about their techs shooting from the hip on non-supported OS's. ex. - some hotshot thinks he knows his Linux so he starts spitting out things for you try, and manages to really screw something up. Now you're pissed off and the company is at fault. That's part of the reason why they have supported OS's, so they have standard things that are "ok" to do. I work tech support and one thing we're not allowed to do is edit a customer's registry with them over the phone (too risky, delete the wrong key and something could get fubar'd.) If an OS isn't supported, those guidelines aren't in place, and a tech support guy might get the company in trouble with the customer when he accidently finds out he doesn't know as much as he thought he did;)
Posted by CmdrTaco on 07:44 AM October 26th, 2001
from the ms-bashing dept.
CmdrTaco writes: "Slow news day folks, but we've got word that Steven Jenkins, a Microsoft employee, recently took a shit and did not flush after he was finished. What kind of implications does this have for the open source community? Does Linus flush?
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FIRST POST* * Grey Cup Sunday edition
but I guess I have to ask again. PLEASE STOP putting periods at the end of story titles, chrisd.
function first_post(bitches) {
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}
thank god for this space age technology! now we can finally get a first person few of cmdrtaco cramming a rugby ball up timothy's funchannel.
can you please research before posting, instead of just automatically pushing anything through that looks relevant? just like the germany dns censorship story... "OH MY GOD!! DNS ENTRIES HAVE BEEN VIOLATED IN A FAR OFF LAND... MUST PUT ON... OPEN SOURCE... AVENGER... PANTS... RIGHTS...VIOLATED" oh wait, YOU DIDN'T FUCKING RESEARCH THE STORY gayr0dz
putting your testicles in a vice is a better game than Counterstrike
t to the hirdpost
NO AC, FIRST POST WITH INTEGRITY
Why is this modded up at all? Let's hope Douglas Adams (a respected author of novels) post-mortem books aren't like Chris Farley's (fat funny tv hoo-ha man) post-mortem movies? Hell, I sure hope not, considering it's not the same thing.
Yep. It's like someone submitting a story like this:
"XCorp released their new Q-product today, and at $39.99, it's not a bad price. Especially if you need to do Z."
and having timmah tack on "But why spend $39.99 when you can order Mandrake QEmu for only 4-easy payments of $5.99*!!!! Ubelievable value! Click here! [font size=-1]*plus a monthly subscription of $49.99[/font].
haha
mod parent up!
the interviews could've been stored as .WAVs, and they might've kept some ultra-high-quality .TIFFs of their interview subjects.
sole of their shoe?
Who the fuck cares about a bunch of dolts rowing across the ocean and why is it on Slashdot? Now is rowing a boat "news for nerds" france #1
stop putting periods at the end of story titles
thx
it's cowboyneal you twit!
science is for gayrods
peace.
mod parent down; he's a racist troll
Imagine a beowulf cluster of a IBM Linux cluster of these!
not even close to first, but do I care?
damn you rabbit you smell like fuckin' piss!
to ya mams all AC's, trolls, must die -====-~~ doobie rollin -====-~~~
#lilo_does_dogs get a job!
The big ad I got in the middle of my article was an ad for Intel's Xeon, and a bit down from that were the quotes praising Intel's strategies... Hrm...
or anything in the "Jet Li" collection. The Enforcer The Defender The Master Tolerable Jet Li: Once Upon a Time in China, Kiss of the Dragon, and Twin Warriors. The rest is crud.
rULES!
It dosen't mean they _wont_ help. It actually might. A lot of companies are (rightfully so?) concerned about their techs shooting from the hip on non-supported OS's. ex. - some hotshot thinks he knows his Linux so he starts spitting out things for you try, and manages to really screw something up. Now you're pissed off and the company is at fault. That's part of the reason why they have supported OS's, so they have standard things that are "ok" to do. I work tech support and one thing we're not allowed to do is edit a customer's registry with them over the phone (too risky, delete the wrong key and something could get fubar'd.) If an OS isn't supported, those guidelines aren't in place, and a tech support guy might get the company in trouble with the customer when he accidently finds out he doesn't know as much as he thought he did ;)
mod parent up!
Posted by CmdrTaco on 07:44 AM October 26th, 2001 from the ms-bashing dept. CmdrTaco writes: "Slow news day folks, but we've got word that Steven Jenkins, a Microsoft employee, recently took a shit and did not flush after he was finished. What kind of implications does this have for the open source community? Does Linus flush?