On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 08:49:12 -0500
Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
without allowing proper blood flow
shouldn't that be Beer flow
Charles
guess that depends upon what the majority of your bodily fluids are
comprised of. :P
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 08:49:12 -0500
Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
without allowing proper blood flow
shouldn't that be Beer flow
Charles
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robin wrote:
Or more specifically, you build a package and upload it to the
contribs folder that actually works and everyone else can use. for me,
prolly a long way off. I'm still in the break it and fix it area.
Funnily enough I came within a whisker of doing that with lyx-qt-1.3,
but
On Friday 14 Feb 2003 9:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
What's a newbie? grin
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As always, the = operator flows to the left.
SOO true.
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Ronald J. Hall wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 04:42 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
Oh come one. I like 12 hour shifts. They are easier than 16 hour shifts.
HEHE
Rob
You know, I used to work this weekend shift thing - where I pulled 2 sixteen
hour shifts, Sat and Sun, then was off 5 days a
mycal62 wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
All this humility is very nice. ;-)
that aside, it's interesting how the responses have been. with anything
and especially with opinion
it's really a
et wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 09:31 pm, mycal62 wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
All this humility is very nice. ;-)
that aside, it's interesting how the responses have been. with anything
et wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 08:17 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
No joke. I am personally going to be taking a newbie learning course (not
a course, just a self taught action) in Apache/Perl/Python/SQL programming
here soon. So i totally
On Saturday 15 Feb 2003 2:51 am, et wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 08:05 pm, robin wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
Sir Robin
Notme
Greg Meyer wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 04:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
How about:
When you get up enough guts to post on the Cooker list.
Then you're just a newbie in a bigger pond! Maybe
On Friday 14 February 2003 08:05 pm, robin wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
When you know enough to realize that you don't know very much.
MtnMan
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Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
All this humility is very nice. ;-)
that aside, it's interesting how the responses have been. with anything
and especially with opinion
it's really a matter of
On Friday 14 February 2003 09:31 pm, mycal62 wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
All this humility is very nice. ;-)
that aside, it's interesting how the responses have been. with anything
and
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
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On Friday 14 February 2003 3:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
When you stop asking questions like this on the mandrake-newbie list. :)
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On Friday 14 February 2003 04:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
When you are answering more questions than you ask? :-)
BTW, I was a newbie 5 years ago, I'm a newbie today, and 5 years from now I
will
On Thursday 13 February 2003 04:18 am, Chuck Burns wrote:
On Friday 14 February 2003 3:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
When you stop asking questions like this on the mandrake-newbie list. :)
when
When you are answering more questions than you ask? :-)
I could argue that one. But its got truth to it.
BTW, I was a newbie 5 years ago, I'm a newbie today, and 5 years
from now I
will still be a Linux newbie...
Totally true. Tell you the truth, i see some of the more expertise people
(i
How can you tell when you are not a newbie anymore?
Hmmm..
when you can fix the things you break , and you at least have a clue how
or why you broke it. big grin
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On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 08:09, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
When you start to do more work from a console than from a GUI - or when
you get rid of GDM/KDM/XDM so that you can boot faster...or when you
start X
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
Sir Robin
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Robin Turner
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
No joke. I am personally going to be taking a newbie learning course (not a
course, just a self taught action) in Apache/Perl/Python/SQL programming
here soon. So i totally understand that statement.
Rob
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On Friday 14 February 2003 04:23 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
He's a newbie, she's a newbie, wouldn't you like to be a newbie too?
Great answer
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On Friday 14 February 2003 04:09 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
How about:
When you get up enough guts to post on the Cooker list.
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On Friday 14 February 2003 08:17 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
No joke. I am personally going to be taking a newbie learning course (not
a course, just a self taught action) in Apache/Perl/Python/SQL programming
here soon. So i totally understand
On Friday 14 February 2003 08:05 pm, robin wrote:
Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
If you're lucky, you never stop being a newbie.
Sir Robin
Notme I sware that after the all the critters die, and the
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 08:09 am, Greg Meyer wrote:
I thought this would be a fun question to discuss.
How can you tell you are not a Newbie anymore?
You become an expert, and no longer a newbie when you start flaming people for
OT posts like these :-).
Or when you get hired by MandrakeSoft...
On Friday 14 February 2003 04:42 pm, Robert Wideman wrote:
Oh come one. I like 12 hour shifts. They are easier than 16 hour shifts.
HEHE
Rob
You know, I used to work this weekend shift thing - where I pulled 2 sixteen
hour shifts, Sat and Sun, then was off 5 days a week. They gave me 8 hrs
You know, I used to work this weekend shift thing - where I
pulled 2 sixteen
hour shifts, Sat and Sun, then was off 5 days a week. They gave
me 8 hrs for
doing it , to make my 40 hrs a week. I loved being off 5 days in
a row. Just
hated working -every- weekend...
HAHA, you totally
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