Hello all! Pidsley twisted my arm and told me that I had to come hang out with you guys. I think I already recognize 1/2 of the members here, and I will admit that I consider it some of the finest company in the GNU/Linux world.
For those whom I've yet to meet, I'm an electronic engineer. I tend to spend 95%+ at the command-line, or some interactive shell (most recently Scheme via GNU Guile thanks to an unnamed member of this board who assumed that I would derive joy in consuming gallons of espresso and trying to manipulate parenthesis into art...and I cannot thank him enough for that.) :D
I believe that a WM should get out of my way and allow me to work. I would prefer a highly-featured terminal multiplexer and text editor to a highly graphical DE every time. I believe the most effective tools are generally ones that have mastered functionality over looking shiny. I believe that the true power to FOSS lies in the fact that you aren't forced into ignorance, and should keep your end of the bargain by trying to educate yourself on the tools in your kit.
Beyond that, I believe in long-winded rambling about Utilitarian Bleeding-Edge Computing for the sake of being an Astronaut of Data. A calm sea never made a skillful sailor.
DJ's Intro to the BBQ
Forum rules
We believe in Hello and Thank You.
We believe in Hello and Thank You.
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
welcome to the bbq DebianJoe, pick your desired flavour from the grill and have a bite, have fun, have a good roast!
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wuxmedia
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Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
Hey DebianJoe
welcome to the grill, nice to see ya!
welcome to the grill, nice to see ya!
I'm still paddling my coracle in a mill pond 8)A calm sea never made a skillful sailor.
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
hey DebianJoe! welcome to the BBQ :)
All statements are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningless in some sense, true and false in some sense, true and meaningless in some sense, false and meaningless in some sense, and true and false and meaningless in some sense.
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
welcome Joe, glad you made it over. grab a plate and join the fun.
Work hard; Complain less
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Joe, glad you made it. Really nice to have you here.
And now sit down and smoke!
And now sit down and smoke!
..gnutella..
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Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
I knew one day you would end up here. A big welcome to you DebianJoe.DebianJoe wrote:I tend to spend 95%+ at the command-line, or some interactive shell...
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Another Hiya Joe ... Good to see you. All those other distro say we got cookies, cakes ... muffins. Hah ! The nix BBQ has charred animal flesh, so all the others don't compare. Errr unless ya like seafood Machine grills up that too ! Being a dork ... hello Joe.
Vll! :)
Vll! :)
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
Yo Joe. Welcome aboard. Last night a DJ saved my life.
I know that you believe you understand what you think I said,
but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
Hey Mr. DJ, put an emacs on, I wanna M-x with mah beybeeeh.
Good to have you with us, Joe!
I'll just leave this: http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/ .. here.
Good to have you with us, Joe!
I'll just leave this: http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/ .. here.
Re: DJ's Intro to the BBQ
Ohhhhh. Ahhhhh. Thanks for the sharing of cool stuffs, also for all of the welcomes from everyone.slartie wrote: http://www.nongnu.org/geiser/ .