Ubuntu already divides the server from the Desktop. It is split in two, and he didn't need to open his mouth, just do a Google search and he would have found it.

Of course, the distro doesn't have the exact minimal install he needs, but no distro will because everyone has a different set of needed packages. Unless he builds it himself. If only there were a way to do that......I'm pretty sure Gentoo "emerge nginx" will do exactly what he's asking, too.

Also, who on earth is Paul Venezia? He calls himself someone "who builds and maintain large-scale Linux infrastructures." Can that possibly be true?

Well congrats on losing weight anyway

It sounds like you're a picky eater

A mathematically proven turn.

When you put all the data in the computer, run the simulations, crunch the numbers, adjust for error, Lo! THE FINAL ANSWER RETURNS! Done with math, it's indisputable:
"Right Said Fred"

What is truth?

That isn't a 'wonderful environment,' that's how it should be. If a company weren't like that, I would quit because I know I can do better.

A WONDERFUL company pays for lunches and has free drinks and a nap room. At a minimum.

Also, don't be afraid of layoffs. They are coming, even in the public sector (have you seen the size of the debts?) In this industry, job security comes from being able to find a job quickly, not from staying at a company a long time.

If you fit in the category of fanboy, or if you start getting irrational and saying your choice is better than everyone else's, then you are the problem.

Agreed.

"project management principles" sounds a lot like "organizing work" to me, which is what the ggp said.

Now that I think of it, Lonely Planet does a really good job reviewing places. Might be worth getting a copy for your own local town.

And to be honest, I haven't ever had much luck with yelp as a review website, either. If a restaurant has 1 star, it's probably accurate, but anything else it could be you really like the place, even though other people gave it three stars.

The people I know who use Yelp successfully use it as a restaurant-finder, not a rater.

I'll never understand how attached some people get to a corporation. The corporation will never love you back.

How can you know that you prefer it, if you've never tried the other?

The king in Norway is the executive, he's more than just a figurehead. Not like England.

Michelin Guide slants towards a certain style of restaurant (chefs who try to make something 'original' or 'interesting'). If you aren't interested in that kind of food, or you want something good for lunch, then there might not be anything in Michelin guide for you.