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Why isn't Obama claiming his mass shooter black sons are innocent like he did Trayvon?
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Truth In Media Reporting
Oct 31, 2015, 4:30:19 AM10/31/15
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Is Barack Hussein Obama a rule of law subverting racist bigot?
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Illegal alien Barack Hussein Obama seizes on this tragedy caused
by one of his mentally ill homosexual, black ardent supporters,
to wave the flags for more gun control.
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Illegal alien Barack Hussein Obama seizes on this tragedy caused
by one of his mentally ill homosexual, black ardent supporters,
to wave the flags for more gun control.
Steve Hayes
Oct 31, 2015, 4:51:19 AM10/31/15
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On Sat, 31 Oct 2015 09:25:07 +0100 (CET), "Truth In Media Reporting"
<lying-...@msnbc.com> wrote:
(something about Obama)
ObLinux:
Think partisan politics leave no room for Linux as the favorite topic
du jour? Think again. When you're among FOSS fans, everything has a
way of coming back to our favorite operating system.
John Huntsman Who?
"Vandals break into congressman's office, install Linux on PCs" was
the headline that brought the topic to the forefront of recent
discussion, but it was actually another, older piece that really
struck bloggers' collective imagination.
Namely, The VAR Guy's "Aligning Linux Distributions with Presidential
Hopefuls" from back in January was recently dredged up again over on
LXer, and this time -- now that we're in the thick of things -- it's
providing some much-needed comic relief.
Some of the musings are now moot, of course -- what Republican
contender John Huntsman would use, for example.
Focusing on the two that now matter, however, brave author Christopher
Tozzi made some interesting suggestions.
'He'd Doubtless Run Ubuntu'
Starting with Romney, for instance, "if he ran Linux, I'd pin him as a
Debian user," Tozzi ventured. "It's a bland but predictable
distribution, the Old Faithful of the open source world."
As for Obama, "he'd doubtless run Ubuntu, the distribution that tends
to set ambitious goals that get people excited, then breaks hearts
when the harsh realities of real life -- not to mention uncooperative
partners elsewhere in the open source channel -- inevitably cause it
to fall short of realizing all of its lofty objectives," Tozzi wrote.
"Its survival will depend on its continued ability to inspire the
masses, as well as the absence of any competing distribution that
promises to do a better job," he added.
And what of the blogging Linux masses, their tongues already
well-lubricated by more than a few Tequila Tux cocktails? As per their
wont, they were fairly bursting with opinions of their own.
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/76363.html
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Steve Hayes from Tshwane, South Africa
Web: http://www.khanya.org.za/stevesig.htm
Blog: http://khanya.wordpress.com
E-mail - see web page, or parse: shayes at dunelm full stop org full stop uk
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<lying-...@msnbc.com> wrote:
(something about Obama)
ObLinux:
Think partisan politics leave no room for Linux as the favorite topic
du jour? Think again. When you're among FOSS fans, everything has a
way of coming back to our favorite operating system.
John Huntsman Who?
"Vandals break into congressman's office, install Linux on PCs" was
the headline that brought the topic to the forefront of recent
discussion, but it was actually another, older piece that really
struck bloggers' collective imagination.
Namely, The VAR Guy's "Aligning Linux Distributions with Presidential
Hopefuls" from back in January was recently dredged up again over on
LXer, and this time -- now that we're in the thick of things -- it's
providing some much-needed comic relief.
Some of the musings are now moot, of course -- what Republican
contender John Huntsman would use, for example.
Focusing on the two that now matter, however, brave author Christopher
Tozzi made some interesting suggestions.
'He'd Doubtless Run Ubuntu'
Starting with Romney, for instance, "if he ran Linux, I'd pin him as a
Debian user," Tozzi ventured. "It's a bland but predictable
distribution, the Old Faithful of the open source world."
As for Obama, "he'd doubtless run Ubuntu, the distribution that tends
to set ambitious goals that get people excited, then breaks hearts
when the harsh realities of real life -- not to mention uncooperative
partners elsewhere in the open source channel -- inevitably cause it
to fall short of realizing all of its lofty objectives," Tozzi wrote.
"Its survival will depend on its continued ability to inspire the
masses, as well as the absence of any competing distribution that
promises to do a better job," he added.
And what of the blogging Linux masses, their tongues already
well-lubricated by more than a few Tequila Tux cocktails? As per their
wont, they were fairly bursting with opinions of their own.
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/76363.html
--
Steve Hayes from Tshwane, South Africa
Web: http://www.khanya.org.za/stevesig.htm
Blog: http://khanya.wordpress.com
E-mail - see web page, or parse: shayes at dunelm full stop org full stop uk
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