Total Linux Burnout...

Stephanie · 05-21-2002, 10:16 AM

Finegan,

Congrats on the moderator status!

And MasterC,

I am appauled you would even suggest that I love Winblows! I am insulted!

Thymox · 05-21-2002, 10:22 AM

Finegan, moderator, I am ashamed. How do you expect to ever become a crack monkey now?

Congrats buddy.

finegan · 05-21-2002, 02:43 PM

Oh man, I forgot about Crack monkey status... I'll just have to pull a blue_Kewpie, I can pull it.

Cheers,

Finegan

95se · 05-22-2002, 03:38 PM

I sorta know how you feel. But that was mainly when my friends would just go and reboot my machine with linux running so they could use windoze, and as long as i wasn't coding something i didn't feel like spending an hour correcting my Filesystem's error... thank god for ext3

bkeating · 05-28-2002, 04:09 PM

It's all about keeping a sterady balance.. you know.. games, code, surf, sleep, porn and then repeat

keeping a steady balance will keep your mind open and relaxed.

no1zhome · 05-29-2002, 04:23 PM

Could be you're 1 or 2 life "stages" away from moving to a tropical island (lucky you!).

Check out the "Evolution Of A Linux User": http://humorix.org/articles/nov99/user-evolution.shtml

Mara · 05-29-2002, 04:53 PM

Nice

But my scenerio was different. Less stages.

shoot2kill · 05-29-2002, 05:12 PM

take a break man! we have got to re-charge ourselves sometimes

kdaru · 05-30-2002, 04:05 AM

I have several interests and like to switch-hit: a few months on computers, a few with something else... that way, when I get tired of one I just switch to another. Completely prevents burnout (I've been doing this for years, now), and the different interests really add new perspectives on each other. I've often thought that doing _just_ computers would get old fast.

Drink lots of OJ, take zinc, don't make any major life decisions until you're better, and cheers,
Katie