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On the subject of age, a group of us at the pub bar were discussing how long we would like to live. By the general consensus of happy drunks the world over, we agreed we would not like to see 91. An old boy, at the end of the bar croaked up: "You would if you were 90". Point taken
The only time I actually think about my age is on birthdays, then it's (this year, it will be): "**** me! I'm 65!". Next day, I'm back to being ageless.
Do you ever forget your age ? I do, even tho I'm not old. I have to remember the year I was born and then subtract it from the current year (which I sometimes also forget). If I guess, I'm usually off by no more than 2 years on each.
On page two there's a reference to a listing at the Fedora Wiki about Red Hat contributions to the kernel and OSS. Does anyone know of a similar listing for the other two distributions mentioned in the article?
Good to be in company. When people ask my age and I start doing arithmetic they act surprised like its something everybody just knows -- like the Pope knows when it's Sunday.
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