Did Roy Schestowitz Castrate Himself For Linux?
High Plains Thumper highplainsthum...@invalid.invalid comp os linux advocacy
Moshe Goldfarb. wrote: High Plains Thumper wrote: Moshe Goldfarb wrote: Roy
Schestowitz wrote: Moshe Goldfarb on Saturday: Moshe Goldfarb wrote: http://
www.technologyquestions.com/technology/linux/144w071-castrated-linux.html ...
Jun 22 2008 by High Plains Thumper
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IBM is going to Castrate Microsoft ,Looks like they think Secret ...
Daniel Rudy dcr...@invalid.pacbell.nospam.net.0123456789 comp os linux
advocacy And somewhere around the time of 04/24/2004 13:12, the world
stopped and listened as Jim Lascola contributed the following to humanity: IBM
subpoenas are flying. Morgan Keegan, EV1, Oracle, Royce, CAI, Center7, Novell,
Canopy, ...
Apr 25 2004 by Daniel Rudy
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[rival] hilarious!! microsoft 'patches' windows by telling people ...
roy schestowitz newsgro...@schestowitz.com comp os linux advocacy -----
begin pgp signed message----- hash: sha1 microsoft says turn off windows
feature to protect windows ,----[ quote ] there's no real reason for smb2, (server
message block 2), a microsoft network file and print-sharing protocol that ships
with windows ...
Sep 21 2009 by Roy Schestowitz
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IBM is going to Castrate Microsoft ,Looks like they think Secret ...
GreyCloud m...@Cumulus.com comp os linux advocacy Jim Lascola wrote: IBM
subpoenas are flying. Morgan Keegan, EV1, Oracle, Royce, CAI, Center7, Novell,
Canopy, S2, are all asked to reveal details on all documents concerning any
communications with or any meetings involving Microsoft regarding Unix, Linux,
...
Apr 24 2004 by GreyCloud
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IBM is going to Castrate Microsoft ,Looks like they think Secret ...
Jerry McBride mcbrid...@comcast.net comp os linux advocacy GreyCloud wrote
: Jim Lascola wrote: IBM subpoenas are flying. Morgan Keegan, EV1, Oracle,
Royce, CAI, Center7, Novell, Canopy, S2, are all asked to reveal details on all
documents concerning any communications with or any meetings involving
Microsoft ...
Apr 25 2004 by Jerry McBride
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IBM is going to Castrate Microsoft ,Looks like they think Secret Deals ...
Jim Lascola jimlasc...@yahoo.com comp os linux advocacy IBM subpoenas are
flying. Morgan Keegan, EV1, Oracle, Royce, CAI, Center7, Novell, Canopy, S2,
are all asked to reveal details on all documents concerning any communications
with or any meetings involving Microsoft regarding Unix, Linux, SCO and/or ...
Apr 24 2004 by Jim Lascola
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Linux as server OS? No?
My point has always been against artificially restricting the workstation. The
simple fact is, that for this particular task, if it wasn't for the license, the workstation
*would* be able to do what the server can, and do it just as well. I can see now
that the only way to make you happy would be to literally and physically castrate
NTWS ...
Sep 18 1999 by Brent Davies
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IBM is going to Castrate Microsoft ,Looks like they think Secret ...
Jerry McBride mcbrid...@comcast.net comp os linux advocacy Linønut wrote:
Error BR-549: MS DRM 1.0 rejects the following post from Jerry McBride:
GreyCloud wrote: I wonder if IBM hasn't sent in their covert group and ransacked
these guys offices yet. That's usually what a big corporation will do to get the
goods on ...
Apr 27 2004 by Jerry McBride
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Microsoft is FUN and Linux is BORING
What GUI's do is castrate the interface so that there are less ways for you to make
a mistake. Although there are still plenty left for the novice. No, what the GUI does
is to present you with Graphical UI. Apperantely, you're on a Unix, I'm not sure if
you've Midnight Commander there, but if you do, fire it up, and take a look at it.
Feb 2 2001 by Ayende Rahien
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Old Pair of Dimes
Like I said before , If I wrote an HTML client , I would castrate it . One thing that
this group seems to ignore is that since Netscape 3.x there has been an OO
interpreter in every browser...it's called javascript. That is something that windos
has never delivered. And in today's modern browser and javascript I can create
direct ...
Dec 21 2003 by Pass The Dutch
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