How About a Funny and Not-so Serious Linux Thread - Page 3

ManISinJpr · 03-17-2010

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stonedsurd · 03-17-2010

What's sad is, 5-6 years ago, if you went to a small-ish computer store in Delhi and asked for AMD, they would ask you with a mixture of fear and respect whether you really were a hacker. Lulz

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ManISinJpr · 03-17-2010

^^ Yes that is so true, I remember that I had to go to Delhi to get my AMD that time, they were sold without hsf at that time and so there was a general perception that these ran very hot and burn out too

well even now, I had to go to Delhi to get my 965, so nothing much has changed till now. although the sales are pretty strong after the Athlon 2..

rpm19050 · 03-18-2010

Originally Posted by initpidzero

currently i have installed:

redhat enterprise linux 5.2
fedora 8 (4 kernels)
fedora 12 64 bit(2 kernels)
sabayon 5
open suse 10.2

break this down for me. what do you achieve by multi-kernels? i am presuming you mean running one set of linux utilities and shit on top of two or more kernels running on the same box.

Aumkar · 03-18-2010

Originally Posted by rpm19050

break this down for me. what do you achieve by multi-kernels? i am presuming you mean running one set of linux utilities and shit on top of two or more kernels running on the same box.

All the cool kids do it.

rpm19050 · 03-18-2010

they might as well daisy chain kernels. but does it serve a point beyond coolness?

Aumkar · 03-18-2010

It fetches chicks.

rpm19050 · 03-18-2010

of all the chics i know in my company, only one digs linux. and my firm is supposed to have a stronger %age of them.

so, next guess please.

Aumkar · 03-18-2010

It fetches chickens?

blufox · 03-18-2010

It fetches nirvana ala "Smells like teenspirit" style.

rpm19050 · 03-18-2010

EXPLAIN.

and as i communicated earlier, we need a little chat.

ManISinJpr · 03-18-2010

It gives the feeling of "MushtaqUnda"

blufox · 03-18-2010

Originally Posted by rpm19050

EXPLAIN.

and as i communicated earlier, we need a little chat.

Go figure it out yourself

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Chat? yeah.. I was asleep when you sms'ed me.
And right now my cell phone is totally discharged, so better come one gtalk.

@Manish, wtf is that thing?

harryneopotter · 03-18-2010

Originally Posted by blufox

@Manish, wtf is that thing?

+1 .............

rpm19050 · 03-18-2010

almost had me confused with multi-kernel. i thought you guys had virtualised the h/w without a gawdamn hypervisor.

plain old failover. bah.

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03-17-2010	#33
ManISinJpr Jason Bourne Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Look back, Look in the fr Posts: 14,451 iTrader: (8)	Re: How About a Funny and Not-so Serious Linux Thread ^^ Yes that is so true, I remember that I had to go to Delhi to get my AMD that time, they were sold without hsf at that time and so there was a general perception that these ran very hot and burn out too well even now, I had to go to Delhi to get my 965, so nothing much has changed till now. although the sales are pretty strong after the Athlon 2.. __________________ "I say NO! to Alcohol, it just didn't listen". but I am brewing some sense in it now. glad to inform you that it's now only 3 days in a week

03-18-2010	#36
rpm19050 Lizard King Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: throw new WrongLvalueException(); Posts: 11,202 iTrader: (0)	Re: How About a Funny and Not-so Serious Linux Thread they might as well daisy chain kernels. but does it serve a point beyond coolness? __________________ -------- with every passing hour, i realize that i know so little. tired with mental notes starting with "need to learn...". i wish there There was a sane limit to human curiosity! in love with Jag Mark X !!

03-18-2010	#37
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03-18-2010	#38
rpm19050 Lizard King Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: throw new WrongLvalueException(); Posts: 11,202 iTrader: (0)	Re: How About a Funny and Not-so Serious Linux Thread of all the chics i know in my company, only one digs linux. and my firm is supposed to have a stronger %age of them. so, next guess please. __________________ -------- with every passing hour, i realize that i know so little. tired with mental notes starting with "need to learn...". i wish there There was a sane limit to human curiosity! in love with Jag Mark X !!

03-18-2010	#40
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