by teknit.. » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
Am I correct in assuming this site runs on Linux?
It is an extremely, and I mean extremely fast site. Might just be that
it has not been discovered yet, but searches are lightning quick and
pretty accurate.
Good job to whomever is running it.
tek
by Matt Templeto » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
> Been screwing around with Google.com for the last 1/2 hour or so.
> Am I correct in assuming this site runs on Linux?
> It is an extremely, and I mean extremely fast site. Might just be that
> it has not been discovered yet, but searches are lightning quick and
> pretty accurate.
> Good job to whomever is running it.
> tek
1. GNU Taking Credit Where No Credit Is Due
http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2783280,00.html
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I see the GNU jerks are at it again. First they
demand that people use GNU-Linux when refering
to Linux. Now, it a bold propaganda and PR move
the seek to usurp Darwin. Never mind the fact
that much, if not most, of the software in the
GNU-Darwin distribution didn't originate with
FSF/GNU. Why not the X/BSD/MPL/APL/SPL/GNU-Darwin
distribution? Basically, their trying to hitch
their name to Darwin to get name recognition for
the GNU/FSF license/project/jihad. What a bunch
of lame-ass losers.
I can't wait for the demands for GNU-FreeBSD.
2. Where is the XPmac's configure file
3. Linux Magazines.. Giving credit where it is due.
5. I will give MS credit for one thing
7. You gotta give Steve credit
8. php/apache installation - compile error
9. What is correct way to modify GPL header to give me credit?
10. Print Credit Network Printing
11. CREDITS update
12. got a xircom pcmcia credit kard eth100