Monday, 4 August 2008
Did you hear our sysadmin removed rsync from the environment? Yeah, he said he didn’t like the syncing feeling it gave him.
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An Ox came down to a reedy pool to drink. As he splashed heavily into the water, he crushed a young Frog into the mud. The old Frog soon missed the little one and asked his brothers and sisters what had become of him.
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Re: Nerd humor, cf rsync
OK, I chuckled.
By Jody on 4 August 2008 · 11:19
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Re^2: Nerd humor, cf rsync
That’s how I roll. Jokes falling into one of 1) instigating civil lawsuits and hate crime charges, 2) painfully childlike, 3) stoopid n3rdy.
Speaking of hate crime. The kids were shouting, “Nickers!” and giggling uncontrollably last night. I was grateful there was no one to hear so I didn’t have to carefully explain they were yelling, “Ni-CK-ers,” no really, because of a Wallace and Grommit short they saw and not because of something they overheard at the dinner table.
I could write you but it’s more fun here instead: a friend of mine from Taos just got a job at Blizzard in Austin, TX doing WoW game mastering. Full time and benefits.
By Ashley on 4 August 2008 · 11:28
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