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Why post just links to sites, this tells me nothing in which I am clicking to go see since you have the worst thread title and nothing describing what these links are talking about.. ughh.. !!
Originally posted by trickykid Why post just links to sites, this tells me nothing in which I am clicking to go see since you have the worst thread title and nothing describing what these links are talking about.. ughh.. !!
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040115 Firebird/0.7+ (.:MrC:.) <- no spoofed URLs.
The first one is an article about the history of GNU, and the second is an article about how Linux 2.6 will be the vehicle of corporate Linux.
As they say on Gen[M]ay - someone rape that title!
I wouldn't be mean enough to post porn links or anything like that, but I get your point.
The first one is from the Guardian, telling us LInux has no future without hippies and hackers cloming Windows and Unix programs, and there is no innovation in the open source community.
The second is a piece about the 2.6 kernel, and how embedded Linux will soon dominate the entire world.
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