Why are uploads slower than downloads? That's easy. When you upload, the computer has to push the bits upward. When you download, the bits just fall by gravity, so it's much faster.
~/ ~/ on the range...
Have you ever found something in the second-to-last place you looked?
If it seems like I am ignoring you, perhaps I am.
world:~ mike$ rm -f /earth/united_states/washington/redmond/M$ █
When you know of by heart and often post:
"Knowledge is free.
We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us."
Meierfra's bootscript.
Linux User #48193 |Ubuntu user #25545
Acer Aspire - LucidLynx 10.04 | MaverickMeerkat 10.10 | Backtrack4 | Mint9
you are a geek when you ask for a link to the weather page instead of looking through the window to see that it snows.
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your idea of fun includes stuffing linux on a IBM thinkpad with a pentium 2 and 64 MB of ram.
you recompile the kernel on said laptop because the driver for <insert device here> isn't in the kernel that comes with <output of 'cat /etc/lsb-release' on about laptop>
you {"agree_with,disagree_with,will_flame_me_about} the tab style in this post
you use valid shell syntax in forum posts and avoid spaces in filenames whenever possible
Registered Linux user #481459
I make sure to not use spaces in filenames that I think I might have to use in a terminal. Some folders (like the one on my desktop that holds the Falling Sand Game (EXE)) that I know I'll never need to access through the terminal I allow to have spaces. Desktop folders especially don't look very good with underscores.
Registered Linux user #481459
If your hybrid has a server rack on it, you might be a geek.
And if the servers cost you more than the car, you might be a geek.
Bless you, Jeff Foxworthy
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