On Mon, 8 May 2006, Mark Haney wrote:
[Flame ahead] It's quite obvious that if you like the 'install
everything' option that you've never really worried too much about disk
space or security for your servers. Who /needs/ KDE and GNOME on a
server? Matter of fact, who /needs/ everything on a desktop? Sounds
extremely lazy and inefficient to me.
[I now step down from my soapbox and move on to other things.]
[Sarcasm]
It's quite obvious that if you _FILL IN RELIGIOUS ISSUE HERE_ you've
_INSULT OTHER PERSON'S COMPETENCY_. Who /needs/ _FILL IN SPECIFIC THING I
DON'T NEED MYSELF_. Matter of fact, who /needs/, _FILL IN GENERALITY I
DON'T NEED MYSELF_. Sounds _INSULT OTHER PERSON'S WORK HABITS_.
[/Sarcasm]
--
Benjamin Franz
Unix was not designed to stop people from doing stupid things, because
that would also stop them from doing clever things.
---Doug Gwyn
