You know you're a geek when........

[Kopachris]

you remember prior to googling that the current world record is larger than 1 trillion decimal digits
and verify from google afterwards: http://www.super-computing.org/pi_current.html

I thought it wasn't just 69 billion digits. 69 billion digits might be the "at home" record, but I don't think so.

YKYAGW you can be heard using "sudo code" and "pseudo code" in the same conversation.

I think my mom was expecting Ubuntu to be a lot more different from XP than it really is. She just rediscovered how to make a new folder.

[cegpope]

... But I think that ... (and I figure out how to delay Firestarter so it can connect to the internet before starting the firewall), ...

why do you need to delay firestarter?

are you having trouble with iptables being configured wrong on reboot?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=542756

[jenkinbr]

I thought it wasn't just 69 billion digits. 69 billion digits might be the "at home" record, but I don't think so.

YKYAGW you can be heard using "sudo code" and "pseudo code" in the same conversation.

I think my mom was expecting Ubuntu to be a lot more different from XP than it really is. She just rediscovered how to make a new folder.

CTRL+SHIFT+N or right-click > create new folder.

Really simple, simpler than widnows.

[wabre]

bro..oh sorry, i call geeks bros...

[Kopachris]

why do you need to delay firestarter?

are you having trouble with iptables being configured wrong on reboot?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=542756

It takes a few seconds for the computer to connect to our wireless network (configuration, DHCP, etc.), so Firestarter comes up with an error message on startup saying that it can't initialize the firewall because it can't find a network connection or something. Then it initalizes the firewall automatically a few seconds later when it's connected.

[krzysz00]

... you take your notes in class with HTML
(so me)

[GepettoBR]

It takes a few seconds for the computer to connect to our wireless network (configuration, DHCP, etc.), so Firestarter comes up with an error message on startup saying that it can't initialize the firewall because it can't find a network connection or something. Then it initalizes the firewall automatically a few seconds later when it's connected.

You can edit the line for firestarter in Sessions and add "sleep <seconds> &&" before "firestarter".

[Kopachris]

You can edit the line for firestarter in Sessions and add "sleep <seconds> &&" before "firestarter".

Thank you! I'll do that now.

[captainhydrollama]

You know you're a geek when you think of virtualization as fantasizing about someone else while making love to your partner

[JohnLM_the_Ghost]

bro..oh sorry, i call geeks bros...

You're a geek when you consider and/or call other geeks bros!
Hail, brothers!