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You know your addicted when each day starts with tweaking your system and
ends with you tweaking it some more! I've been running different distributions
for about 5 years now and (I'm not kidding) EVERYDAY I learn some new cool thing that I can play with. Of course it helps that it's open and things change by the minute. And just so you know, I checked with tux, sorry everyone, but tux says no the inter-species relationships.
Location: Florida in a town not on the weather map
Distribution: back to Fedora
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Originally posted by laceupboots When you ask if the hurricane has gone online yet and the words on shore don't come to mind. Hmmm........
And being that I live in Florida, I can tell you from personal experience, I've done that atleast twice today waiting for this stupid Frances to hit us.
much love,
nikki
Originally posted by Milky Moo Cow When you know Tux's full name (Tuxedo T. Penguin), and insist on using his full name when talking to non-Linux users, just to confuse them?
sorry but this is not his real name
"When Torvalds was otherwise occupied, developers launched a "let's name that penguin while Linus is not around" contest. Sentiment was running high for "Homer" since several developers thought the chubby Linux logo had a disconcerting similarity to the Simpson's cartoon character, when one James Hughes offered up the suggestion "(T)orvolds (U)ni(X) -- TUX!"."
This forum has grown so big. As an aside I wonder if there are any Romance/Love Affairs from people meeting at this site ? Linux brings people from far away together. Perhaps this is the topic for another thread. Besides, even if there were, they might prefer to keep it a secret/private.
Originally posted by heema sorry but this is not his real name
"When Torvalds was otherwise occupied, developers launched a "let's name that penguin while Linus is not around" contest. Sentiment was running high for "Homer" since several developers thought the chubby Linux logo had a disconcerting similarity to the Simpson's cartoon character, when one James Hughes offered up the suggestion "(T)orvolds (U)ni(X) -- TUX!"."
Distribution: Debian, Suse, Knoppix, Dyna:bolic, Mandrake [couple of years ago], Slackware [1993 or so]
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if you sit here at 3 oclock in the night studying 4 tail -f logs and wonder when that bayesian spam filter finally kicks in you are feeding since 3 days.
I am sure that love life is mating season, but the problem with echats is that when you think you are talking to sexy female, you are talking to a gay man, and when you think you are talking to a chipendale you are probably talking to a woman out for a laugh.
TCP-IP rejects bad packets, but it does not reject a joke recieved as a lie.
You know you're addicted when you work at a software company that writes software for the Windoze platform only and all your co-workers harass you about linux. Everytime I get a new gadget or see something electronic someone will ask me "are you gonna try to put linux on it?"
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