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  • D Daniel Turini

    Some of them show more knowledge of Windows and call it Micros~1. "In an organization, each person rises to the level of his own incompetence." Peter's Principle

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    Bruce Duncan
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    LOL :laugh:

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    • C Christopher Duncan

      Henry Jacobs wrote: I was thinking, since many Linux zealots use a dollar sign to spell Microsoft why not use a Lira sign to spell Linux? Why on earth would we want to do that? Linux guys work for free! I'm thinking that Linux must have originally been owned by P.T. Barnum. :-D Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

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      Joe Herbert
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      What's with you guys and your hatred towards Linux? Did linux kill your children or something? Jees guys, grow up and use the tools that suit your needs. I bet some Linux programmers could write code circles around some of you any day.:mad: :mad: I use both for development, and I'll tell something right now, there are times where I wish i was doing certain projects on/for linux clients/systems. I'm new here, pardon the n00bing

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        What's with you guys and your hatred towards Linux? Did linux kill your children or something? Jees guys, grow up and use the tools that suit your needs. I bet some Linux programmers could write code circles around some of you any day.:mad: :mad: I use both for development, and I'll tell something right now, there are times where I wish i was doing certain projects on/for linux clients/systems. I'm new here, pardon the n00bing

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        Christopher Duncan
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        Hi, Joe. There's no hatred of Linux, at least on my part. In fact, my first professional gig ages ago was in QNX, a real time PC UNIX clone. Many is the day I worked in DOS and missed the horsepower of a good operating system. However, there's definately a pissing contest between Microsoft and Linux, given that MS is the huge, successful company people love to hate and the Linux camp is full of young, idealistic people who think that programming is all about art, money is evil and technology should be free. The reason I poke the Linux guys in the ribs here & there is because of that notion, hence my joke about them working for free. I'm a mercenary and as such have no brand loyalty. I don't care nearly as much about which operating system I'm working in as I do about my hourly rate! In general we're just having a little fun with it all. Try not to take it too seriously. The stress will only shave years off your life. :-D Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

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          Hi, Joe. There's no hatred of Linux, at least on my part. In fact, my first professional gig ages ago was in QNX, a real time PC UNIX clone. Many is the day I worked in DOS and missed the horsepower of a good operating system. However, there's definately a pissing contest between Microsoft and Linux, given that MS is the huge, successful company people love to hate and the Linux camp is full of young, idealistic people who think that programming is all about art, money is evil and technology should be free. The reason I poke the Linux guys in the ribs here & there is because of that notion, hence my joke about them working for free. I'm a mercenary and as such have no brand loyalty. I don't care nearly as much about which operating system I'm working in as I do about my hourly rate! In general we're just having a little fun with it all. Try not to take it too seriously. The stress will only shave years off your life. :-D Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

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          Joe Herbert
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          By the way, and I'm speaking as a part-time linux user. I couldn't give a rats-bum (:-O) whether software or anything I wanted for my linux box was free or not. The whole point of linux is open-source, not free software. I understand a lot of people around here like to use linux is some situations, but those who don't need to show some respect for the other half of coders on this planet I'm new here, pardon the n00bing

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            By the way, and I'm speaking as a part-time linux user. I couldn't give a rats-bum (:-O) whether software or anything I wanted for my linux box was free or not. The whole point of linux is open-source, not free software. I understand a lot of people around here like to use linux is some situations, but those who don't need to show some respect for the other half of coders on this planet I'm new here, pardon the n00bing

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            Joe Herbert wrote: The whole point of linux is open-source, not free software. I don't doubt your sincerity, though some of your comrades would take exception with that. Joe Herbert wrote: but those who don't need to show some respect Oh, my. :omg: He's expecting respect in the lounge. Anybody wanna clue him in? :-) Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

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              By the way, and I'm speaking as a part-time linux user. I couldn't give a rats-bum (:-O) whether software or anything I wanted for my linux box was free or not. The whole point of linux is open-source, not free software. I understand a lot of people around here like to use linux is some situations, but those who don't need to show some respect for the other half of coders on this planet I'm new here, pardon the n00bing

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              Chris Maunder
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              Joe Herbert wrote: I'm new here, pardon the n00bing Quick rundown of the rules then: - No cussin' - No fightin' - No porn Asking stupid questions is encouraged. Debates about creationism vs Darwinism are scheduled for the third Monday of each month. Debates on Linux vs Windows are held the first Friday each month. cheers, Chris Maunder Q172653: Sometimes Barney Starts Playing Peekaboo on His Own

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                Joe Herbert wrote: I'm new here, pardon the n00bing Quick rundown of the rules then: - No cussin' - No fightin' - No porn Asking stupid questions is encouraged. Debates about creationism vs Darwinism are scheduled for the third Monday of each month. Debates on Linux vs Windows are held the first Friday each month. cheers, Chris Maunder Q172653: Sometimes Barney Starts Playing Peekaboo on His Own

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                Christopher Duncan
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                Chris Maunder wrote: Debates about creationism vs Darwinism You mean the stupid ways that people are created vs. the stupid ways they cause their own demise? Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

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                  Because most Linux zealots are too busy trying to figure the latest distro's "new and improved" directory structure to figure out how to type stupid foreign characters on their freakin keyboards (that is, if their keyboard works at all). ------- signature starts "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001 Please review the Legal Disclaimer in my bio. ------- signature ends

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                  Paul Watson
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                  John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: are too busy trying to figure the latest distro's "new and improved" directory structure You having fun with your new Linux boxes huh? :-D

                  Paul Watson
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                  Cape Town, South Africa

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                  • D Daniel Turini

                    Some of them show more knowledge of Windows and call it Micros~1. "In an organization, each person rises to the level of his own incompetence." Peter's Principle

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                    Daniel Ferguson
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                    Daniel Turini wrote: Micros~1 I like it. :)

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                    • H Henry Jacobs

                      I was thinking, since many Linux zealots use a dollar sign to spell Microsoft why not use a Lira sign to spell Linux?

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                      Mike Nordell
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                      Henry Jacobs wrote: why not use a Lira sign to spell Linux? Because GNU/Linux is free.

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