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Hey Now

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Wednesday, April 24 2002 @ 04:06 pm EDT

Umm... isn\'t it quite easy to miss points, no matter how stunningly obvious, if you are closed to objectivity? Can\'t you see you are a cretin? I mean, what other kind of person would post a first-hand statement regarding the affinities or capabilities of a complex OS which they know nothing about first-hand?

If you don\'t know what your talking about. Read. Study. Experience. Stop posting when your moutpiece is your ass. Installing Linux on your computer does not make you competent; it makes you part of the unconscious drones repeating just another new marketing slogan that is so popular right now.

Where were you when Linux wasn\'t easy to install or popular? Were you making comments about how it was only good for running Apache and XFree86 sucked? Probably not. And don\'t think we don\'t know why. Because you are an idiot. You don\'t even realize that by posting out here in the real, wide world, that what works on people even dumber than you won\'t work here, other than to prove your utter lack of credulity.

Small price to pay I guess, for our global consipiracy to get the dumbest people in the world to keep to themselves and out of our way. Come back when you can write a GUI program instead of use one. We know you\'ll never, ever get there. The conspiracy rests comfortably on that fact. Enjoy the fruit of Apple\'s innovation... you don\'t have to realize it. Just stay where you are.

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