acronyms of the day.
emacs, eine and zwei.
"stallman was notorious for writing an editor called emacs, for example, which stood simply for 'editing macros'. another hacker wrote a similar program and called it eine, for 'eine is not emacs'. eine was then almost completely rewritten and then renamed zwei, for 'zwei was eine initially'." – nick moffit's $7 history of unix.
"you can't tell others to say 'gnu/linux', but you can decide to call the system 'gnu/linux' yourself – and by doing so, you will help us." – from the gnu/linux faq.
well, if anything it should be called lignux. but in reality it's glinuxnu. and in real reality nobody cares, anyway. that's tragedy, man (no smugness intended).
now that's what i'd call a real posting...
christian weisgerber: bsd – linux with a twist.
eugenia loli-queru: "freebsd – a victim of isolation and linux's hype?"
come to think of it i decided to install freebsd 5.0 on the now excempted krycke.
btw. i think some origins of the "my big fat greek wedding" plot are revealed now.
elfriede jelinek ihr weblog? (via news.orf.at).
oliver hangl: "lovers' walk (in 30 easy versions)".
i've got no. 9!
so you install the latest os and your printer becomes obsolete?
mathew mcgillis: "mac os x printing to color stylewriter 2400 using printer port on power macintosh g3".
importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance, importance.