Currently using the 2700 c-2, none of the advanced features ever get in my way, it survives kids throwing with it and has great battery life.

Open source might have seemed like a good idea at the time. Maybe the arguments 20 years ago convinced people this was going to be safe. History has shown otherwise.

Oh sod of with this interactive editing nonsense, real men just cat>file.

Connection->ssh->tunnels, works like a charm.

And they all suck hairy donkey balls.. You know you have been using PuTTY too long when..
You LOL at all the post about www.chiark.greenend.org because you know how to blindly download the last version from the.earth.li.
The first thing you do on a brand new Mac is downloading VirtualBox and a warezed TinyXP just to run PuTTY.
You do the same on any fresh unixbox just to ssh into the host because you can't stand the behaviour of the native terminal emulator.
Can give a 20 minute speech on how PuTTY-on-Ubuntu/Mac/whatyouhave is Not The Same Thing
You pranked friends with a trojaned version in the previous century.

The linux kernel got out in '90, the lawsuit wasn't until '92.

By doing the same Jolitz did, port the more portable 4.3-Reno release. Not as much fun as writing your own kernel from scratch. Reno would have been available through his University. Anyway, the BSD kernel was already a spectacular success well before Linus started writing his kernel.

Because Theo is an asshole obviously. Then again, I consider the BSD kernels a spectacular success just as well. A big part of the internet as we know it was built on VAXen running 4.x BSD long before Linus started working on a kernel.

Religious leaders are supporting provisions in copyright law that could prohibit home writers and book enthusiasts from repairing and modifying their own bibles. In comments filed with a federal agency that will determine whether tinkering with a bible constitutes a copyright violation, churches and their main lobbying organisation say bibles have become too complex and dangerous for believers and third parties to even scribble in. The dispute arises from a section of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that no one thought could apply to bibles when it was signed into law in 1998. But now, in an era where books are text files, the U.S. Copyright Office is examining whether provisions of the law that protect intellectual property should prohibit people from modifying or even put boogers in their hardcopy bibles.

You are not getting my .config and trivial kernel patches either (for value of patches, a few well placed /* */'s). Do your own homework.

Yeah, when Babbage was getting all these government grants Ada Lovelace dropped measuring skulls and decided to be a programmer..

This is getting way beyond creepy.

Go ahead, return to sender, but sticking fingers in your ears whilst singing LALALA doesn't make it a good idea to keep using the atmosphere as dumping ground.

Climate is the 30 year average weather, both are subject to change.

Following links led to the browser auto-downloading .exe files, hope they fixed it by now.