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This OS rules!
Everyday I realize more and more just how much Linux kicks major a*s. After I set up a router firewall on one box with custom port forwards to a squid server, it hit me. I never did cool s*** like this when I was working in windoze. Linux rules.. Thanks Linus Torvalds, you are my hero. The more I use Linux the more I realise how much control over my computing windoze took from me when they killed DOS.
end of rant. I just had an epiphany and needed to share.
Thanks folks for always being the great Linux community that is making this OS famous. You all rule.
Actually, a Mac is way more flexible than Linux could EVER be. HAHAHAHA yea right, I believe too that Linux has to be THE best thing that has ever happened to the OS world, well UNIX too =).
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