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Hahaha good for a laugh though :-) I like the part where he describes their IRC habits..
"A hacker primarily lives on IRC. Once your friends and your family will notice that you have changed, that you are not the same man anymore, you will have to spread the news on IRC and make news friends who will be assholes like you."
haha, how can you dare playing your scientist about a humorous article !
Ridiculus ! Man, you are making this story even more hilarous, ow, I think you are now a part of it !
Last edited by Kin Calvin; 11-05-2007 at 10:11 AM.
Very funny.
I just wondered why you translate
"Evite la Red Hat"
in
"Try not to use Mandriva"
Red Hat was okay since this article is 10 years old. Public do not really choose to use Red Hat anymore (Fedora ?). The same way, I have also changed "Windows 95" for "Windows Vista".
ah, nevermind
Last edited by Kin Calvin; 11-05-2007 at 01:09 PM.
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