Installing Linux on a Dead Badger.

[JohnT]

http://www.strangehorizons.com/2004/20040405/badger.shtml

[bosox79]

good stuff I wonder if a stuffed Badger can be substituted?
and I wouldn't want mine to start emitting techno music.:(

[MB[DK]]

typical, all i got is a 200 MHz gopher. Everytime you acquire something, a new faster carcass is out by the time, you leave the store.

[Loki3]

I'd run Evil Enity Linux on it.

Some say the Linux desktop is dead, well now it's arisen from the grave and it's undead!

[JohnT]

Armadillos make great laptops.http://www.geocities.com/jtarin47/images/204.gif

[thermite]

i think if we wait a week or so NetBSD will support it :P .

I did have an albatros, but it ate my server.

[MB[DK]]

Originally posted by thermite
i think if we wait a week or so NetBSD will support it :P .

I did have an albatros, but it ate my server.

Sound cultish....


I'm currently considering buying a 64 bit server, may be something in the lines of a used aardvark?

[duncanbojangles]

Where do you plug in the keyboard? :)

[Parcival]

Originally posted by duncanbojangles
Where do you plug in the keyboard? :)

Believe me, you don't wanna know that. :D

[hard candy]

This is a file transfer between two servers.


This is Microsoft 2003 Backoffice.



This (http://www.biomimicry.org/images/lemur.jpg) is my new Ipod.

[JohnT]

SAVE THE WHALES (http://images.google.com)

edit: little too much there, dude... --Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379

[bosox79]

JohnT,

wouldn't that be more like save the other sea life in close proximity to the Whales, and HC doesn't that get messy cleaning up after all that hardware failes:D

[JohnT]

http://www.geocities.com/jtarin47/images/21.gif

[bosox79]

yeah I thout so too :D ;)