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^The funny thing is that one night I was going into a meeting and I said "Man, it's cold enough to kill hogs." Folks knew what I did for a living and wondered what in the world does a computer geek know about killing hogs ;) (My grand parents raised them and for 8 years, startin @ 10, I he...

Happy B-Day
-H

I'm trying to recover from a Windows update that borked my MBR/Partition table.
Can I get the server to reset my password? (I forgot it).
-Hinto

@pidsley My poor attempt at a joke. It's been my sig since I joined BBQ ;)
-H

@pidsley wonder where you got that quote ;)
-Hinto

"What ever happened to the on-and-off switch? I don’t ask for much, but my hope is that someday soon we’ll get back to where we have a switch that says on and off. Nowadays, everything has a pass code, sequence, or secret decoder. I think maybe the yuppies overdid it with these computers. The v...

Happy B-Day.
-Hinto

Thanks guys!!!
46 doesn't hurt too bad;)
-H

CDE kept me away from *nix for years.
-H

..and it rhymes with Seedy

WOW
-Hinto

Edit:
Ah...
Well usually ADD means attention deficit syndrome.
76 Window managers implies that on cannot decide on 1.
It's similar to a cat, that can be easily distracted by shiny objects.
76 Window managers on one distro is quite an accomplishment.

Nope.
Not @ work or @ home.
-Hinto

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^this is forever stuck in my head, ever since I saw it at the Drive-In in '87.
-H

GekkoP wrote:THE ABYSS: one of the few Cameron I hadn't seen yet. Kicks off very well, but I got way too bored in the last 30 minutes.

Think of it as 2001, except you never leave earth ;)

As Victorian goes, don't forget "The Last of the Mohecans", where the American Indians speak Victorian English ;)
-Hinto

^Ouch.
I suppose you read that one after Silas Marner ;) ?
-Hinto

Sweet!!
-H

Taking a page from your UK Location and my 9th grade English (Wuthering Heights)...

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-Hinto

Enemy Of The State - Frightingly relevant, and prescient. And an entertaining movie. The frightening part (at least with the folks that I know), is that people know they are being tracked (ala GPS) and they just don't care. I *think* Neil Postman got it right when he said: What Huxley teaches is th...