On 10/28/2011 1:03 PM, Mark Brown wrote:
it's just that upper case letters are so much more intelligible,
so much more understandable. time was they were used like that somewhere,
like on the defense internet that was handed off to the people for
freedom of speech in ~1974...
Communicating only
Hi,
(I know I'm somewhat late replying, but I guess I needed time to think)
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Michelle Dupuis wrote:
>
> Yes - I created the partitions in CentOS' fdisk. So it's ok to get a pagefull
> of initdisk warnings?
>
> After I reformatted (using FD's format command) I s
At 11:03 AM 10/28/2011, Mark Brown wrote:
>it's just that upper case letters are so much more intelligible,
>so much more understandable. time was they were used like that somewhere,
>like on the defense internet that was handed off to the people for
>freedom of speech in ~1974...
>
>get it, freedo
Op 28-10-2011 20:03, Mark Brown schreef:
> and thanks to those fixing the high memory and xms drivers so they're solid
> and stable:
> no more tumbling numbers on my notebook.
> and as regards "nobody uses them" below,
> the 1.0 and/or 1.1 test_3 distribution(s) definitely did use them.
> /F /MSG
>
it's just that upper case letters are so much more intelligible,
so much more understandable. time was they were used like that somewhere,
like on the defense internet that was handed off to the people for
freedom of speech in ~1974...
get it, freedom of speech. like freedos.
i thought so.
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