ref: 48e5446318e19474e89e0bbd87eda31fa533f19f
parent: d3243530d709296231a6e29d9047c5692c5fddc3
parent: b389a5bc48a2792998e74f3eff69ccc32539c352
author: cinap_lenrek <[email protected]>
date: Tue May 29 13:56:17 EDT 2012
merge
--- a/lib/theo
+++ b/lib/theo
@@ -189,3 +189,7 @@
can you not read the prompt?
you could try "make me sandwitch" and have the same effect.
No, I am advocating that you TAKE CARE OF YOUR OWN PROBLEMS YOURSELF.
+Learn your tools. From hammers to saws to cars to operating systems, it is all the same.
+That is balony.
+PHP is not part of OpenBSD.
+To me it sounds like you are used to paying a lot, and now you expect the same from us, who you don't pay at all. That is a rude approach.
--- a/sys/games/lib/fortunes
+++ b/sys/games/lib/fortunes
@@ -4691,3 +4691,6 @@
Some of the scenarios in this training contain real pictures that may or may not have been digitally manipulated.
This is not Linux. -- rsc
I will buy laptop pre-installed with plan9, can my dream come true?
+The first attempt at implementation began in 1960, but it was not until 1998 that an implementation was released, and this was incomplete.
+I'm still confusing.
+The malware, which is 20 megabytes when all of its modules are installed, contains multiple libraries, SQLite3 databases, various levels of encryption — some strong, some weak — and 20 plug-ins that can be swapped in and out to provide various functionality for the attackers. It even contains some code that is written in the LUA programming language — an uncommon choice for malware.