Did you know Mugabe spelt backwards is: 'E, Ba Gum' frequently heard in the North of England

Well, in essence, it was Hitler's fault. The original plan was to take the Ural oil fields and the German machine was unstoppable it doing it - until Hitler decided on a detour to take Stalingrad on the way (he thought it would destroy the Russian hearts and resistance) ~ bad move.

If he didn't do the detour, I think the outcome of WWII would have been different.

Mind you, that doesn't take away what the people of Stalingrad did to resist and destroy the German eastern front.

I missed that. Good to see it up again.

It is - install a GNU/Linux distro.

Ummm. I bet they have not stopped working, either.

If you can remember the 60's you wasn't there.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5hsw66as.aspx

It's called flu

OK, I am just having a fag. I bet that will bugger it up.

AS I said on here before - if it wasn't for GCC (or the Gnu C compiler as it was then) written by RMS, then Linus couldn't have even started doing his stuff with linux.

RMS is the seed of *all* the free open source code/projects available now (and in the future). He is GOD and well done to him and his principles.

You sound like Linus. Take up a flute a blow a f*** few tunes. Gnome is crap now, so don't pipe up, please.

~$ locate 1990's

~$which 1990's
1990's is found in Atari ST an old Spectrum48k that somehow kept going

What you forget - or do not know - is the reason. MS code crashed a lot, so they needed a way to do a 'user' restart.

I think the only thing MS has done for Joe Public was that computers crash a lot, and it is normal. And it is still apparent today, as sheeple don't shrug an eyelid when things do not work.

I used to use on my laptop (4 years ago?) as everything used to work out of the box, but gradually they changed things and Gnome bloat got worse, and the file system layout got more confusing and basically it is now non-standard in the *nix way of things. I moved back to Slackware which I use on my desktops. 10 times better.

[allowing the doctors to easily monitor disease progression and determine the best course of treatment.]

They could use the phone to call for expert help.