On 2007-05-26, Christopher Hunter <chrisehunter@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> The underlying kernel tends to be /very/ similar, but is basically secure.
> If you're really paranoid, you can always run netBSD!

OpenBSD. Focus, dude, focus :)

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Richard Dick Head:


> the only reason It rebooted 31 days ago, was for the FREE WINDOWS
> UPDATES, that come down at 3AM - and yes, its pirated!



You have uptime longer than a few hours?
Then you have to reinstall to get rid of all the malvare, worms and
viruses.


You know, you are right, there is one linucks server (running apache)
that does have great uptime

its those homosexual nutcases at http://www.heavensgate.com/

they were so ashamed of their perversions that they castrated
themselves

great uptime guys! they all commited suicide, but the website keeps
on going and going


they loved their *nix

apache and nix, all the way! eat the pudding guys!

Michael Fierro skrev:
>
> Or, if you're using a cool distro:
>
> apt-get install bsdgames

pkg_add -r bsdgames

Richard Herb wrote:
> I DONT NEED 3rd party apps with microsoft
> they make everything we need, all from one company
> all written to standards


What "standards"? The only standards they have are their own
arbitrary ones
- standards that they can't even keep to themselves. Their "web
server" is
non compliant, their "web browser" is worse. Their implementation of
SQL
is non-standard, and fundamentally flawed. Their "Office" products
are a
joke - unstable, using proprietary filetypes, can't export, manipulate
or
import something as widespread as pdf, and stupidly expensive.

microsoft 32 bit logo compliant standards IIS is totally 32 bit logo
compliant
MS SQL sets the standard for databases!

and doc and rtf word documents can be opened by ANY word processor!
ami pro
wordperfect
even the linucks word processors

thats called OPEN, anyone can use it, no license required

It's the PDF file that is a closed standard, you have to work out a
license deal with adobe, to even open the file.
or install acrocrap reader

for christs sake, you cant even cut and paste!

cut and paste is from before I was born!

Rich Herb

**command line is for boomers**

typical college kids (the GUI generation)

http://www.myonlineimages.com/Member...linuxsign1.jpg

http://www.myonlineimages.com/Member...linuxsign2.jpg

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typical linucks (command line) user


http://www.pro-linux.de/berichte/jpg..._interview.jpg

http://www.luv.asn.au/pictures/hardening_linux.jpg

http://www.gaybuntu.com

THEY ARE EITHER GRAY, OR...


GAY!!!

On Sat, 26 May 2007 18:18:17 -0700, Richard Herb droolingly scrawled:

> THEY ARE EITHER GRAY, OR...
>
>
> GAY!!!

Gee, I guess you better read something about Alan Turing and computers,
and the history of your culture before mouthing off your bigotted,
homophobic beliefs.

You're an idiot and boring.


**** off


paul_s

Richard Herb <ViennaRules******.com> writes:

> Richard Herb wrote:
>> I DONT NEED 3rd party apps with microsoft
>> they make everything we need, all from one company
>> all written to standards
>
>
> What "standards"? The only standards they have are their own
> arbitrary ones

Like most companies. ISO is a proven disaster.

> - standards that they can't even keep to themselves. Their "web
> server" is
> non compliant, their "web browser" is worse. Their implementation of
> SQL
> is non-standard, and fundamentally flawed. Their "Office" products
> are a
> joke - unstable, using proprietary filetypes, can't export, manipulate
> or
> import something as widespread as pdf, and stupidly expensive.

While you' re lecturing about "standards", maybe you could adhere to the
usenet standards for line lengths or get a newsreader which wraps text
properly?

>
> microsoft 32 bit logo compliant standards IIS is totally 32 bit logo
> compliant

Err, right.

> MS SQL sets the standard for databases!
>
> and doc and rtf word documents can be opened by ANY word processor!
> ami pro
> wordperfect
> even the linucks word processors
>
> thats called OPEN, anyone can use it, no license required

Are you congratulating MS there?

>
> It's the PDF file that is a closed standard, you have to work out a
> license deal with adobe, to even open the file.
> or install acrocrap reader
>
> for christs sake, you cant even cut and paste!

Yes you can.

>
> cut and paste is from before I was born!
>
> Rich Herb

You have been smoking the Herb by the sounds of it.

On 2007-05-26, Richard Herb <ViennaRules******.com> wrote:
> because 45 year olds are practically the only ones around still using
> linucks (command line)
>>
> all the college kids use windows

Wha...? I assure you this is completely wrong :) On both counts.
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On 2007-05-26, Dan C <youmustbejoking@lan.invalid> wrote:
>> This is a Linux newsgroup, I suggest you go to a linix newsgroup if you
>> want to discuss linix.
>
> Why do you fools continue to feed this obvious troll?

Because it's fun :)

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On 2007-05-27, Richard Herb <ViennaRules******.com> wrote:
> typical college kids (the GUI generation)
>
> http://www.myonlineimages.com/Member...linuxsign1.jpg
>
> http://www.myonlineimages.com/Member...linuxsign2.jpg
>

Look who's talking:
http://mikesansone.typepad.com/Microsoft1978.jpg

The creativity of Microsoft:
http://www.jempp.com.au/images/impro...p_image008.gif

Speaking of being gay:
http://frontier.cincinnati.com/blogs...ill_1983_1.jpg
http://www.quentecafe.com/img/180105billgates02.jpg
http://www.woot.com/Images/contest/6...bledthesea.jpg

And when people see something like this:
http://tinyurl.com/2kem8x

they look like this:
http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/...CLZZZZZZZ_.jpg


Let's not forget this:
http://militantgeek.com/wordpress/wp...es-mugshot.jpg
http://talks.php.net/presentations/s.../pie_gates.jpg

Have phun! :)
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Richard Herb <ViennaRules******.com> said:
> all the college kids use windows

My college kid runs a dual boot Debian/Ubuntu combo on her self-built
machine.

Cybe R. Wizard
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Richard Herb <ViennaRules******.com> said:
> ...linix...

You do know, don't you, that to insist on misspelling Linux only makes
you look stupid?
And, really, I don't think you are as stupid as you look.

You couldn't possibly be.

Cybe R. Wizard
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Richard Herb wrote:

> all the college kids use windows

*No.* Not if they're doing any course that involves the use of computers!

Microsoft have tried to gain position in Universities and Colleges by
selling reduced price rubbish to the institutions and the students. They
have failed abysmally. Universities wouldn't run Windows Server if it was
given to them (and in most cases it was!)

Windows is rapidly becoming irrelevant.

C.

Richard Herb wrote:

> I could care less what a bunch on chinamen do

You should. The company you claim you work for will probably outsource all
its computing needs to China or India within a year or two.

> they prolly can't even speak english

You can't /write/ proper English, and probably can't talk it either.

> no, Dragon Dictate - pirated -

So the deliberate misspellings are due to your faulty diction or faulty
dictation software, are they? Don't be silly.

You'd better go and have another reboot.

C.

Richard Herb wrote:

> You know, you are right, there is one linucks server (running apache)
> that does have great uptime

We /are/ right! /All/ the major websites in the world use Unix of some
sort, and the most common webserver is Apache. There is a good reason for
this: they are mature, stable and secure technologies and are entirely
standards compliant. Even GWS (Google's own webserver technology) is based
on Apache.

Windows is just a poor proprietary client for a Unix world.

C.