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Bruce...
At 08:42 19/02/00 +0800, you wrote:
> > Who are Bruce and Sheila?
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> You boys just have no downunder knowledge :)
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>Basically they're a fictional boy and girl.
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>End of thread.
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%-> Who are Bruce and Sheila?
A couple that's world famous in Australia.
;-)
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the thread that won't die, huh Edward. Maybe you should try kill -9 :)
Bret
lloy0076 wrote:
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> Edward!
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> > You boys just have no downunder knowledge :)
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> > Basically they're a fictional boy and girl.
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> Are not. Sheila is my godmother and Bruce is a karate artist...
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> GE
Edward!
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> You boys just have no downunder knowledge :)
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> Basically they're a fictional boy and girl.
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Are not. Sheila is my godmother and Bruce is a karate artist...
GEEZ!
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> Who are Bruce and Sheila?
You boys just have no downunder knowledge :)
Basically they're a fictional boy and girl.
End of thread.
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> privileges on someone else's system.
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> -- Juha
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> %-> -Original Message-
> %-> From: Ayman Nour El DIn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> %-> Sent: Friday, 18 February 2000 12:27 p.m.
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> %-> Subject: Linux Newbie...wha
%-> For most of us English speakers "route" rhymes with "snout", though
%-> some regional accents rhyme it with root.
You call English English a "regional accent"? Route, the way some Americans
pronounce it, is either a martial term (as in "routing the enemy") or an
engineering one (a router is
On Thu, Feb 17, 2000 at 09:18:29PM -0500, fred smith wrote:
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> For most of us English speakers "route" rhymes with "snout", though
^^ I'd say, make that US, not us... ;-)
Around IONA[0], "route" often rhymes with "root" in my experience.
As for the term "rooting": In my understan
"rooting" or "to root a box" means to gain unauthorized access to the root
account of a system. Or another way: to break into or crack a system.
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On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 01:27:21AM +0200, Ayman Nour El DIn wrote:
> i often hear the word rooting someone,,,what does it mean?!!!
Do you mean "routing" ??
For most of us English speakers "route" rhymes with "snout", though
some regional accents rhyme it with root.
if so, it refers to how the n
sage-
%-> From: Ayman Nour El DIn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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%-> Subject: Linux Newbie...what's rooting ?!!1
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%-> i often hear the word rooting someone,,,what does it mean?!!!
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root is the "super user" for Unix
hence the word root
At 01:27 18/02/2000 +0200, Ayman Nour El DIn wrote:
>i often hear the word rooting someone,,,what does it mean?!!!
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> i often hear the word rooting someone,,,what does it mean?!!!
???
You're joking right?
I don't know whether it has any other Linux meaning in other countries, but
I think I don't really need to tell anyone what it means in Oz? Nothing to
do with Linux as far as I know.
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> i often hear the word rooting someone,,,what does it mean?!!!
>
>
To get root (superuser/adminstrator) privileges on a system, in this sense,
usually unauthorized.
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