In the message I received, "Tom Scales" writes:
[Snip the my-OS-is-best evangelism. Tom, this is not directed at you
personally, you just happen to be the last person that send this kind of
OT e-mail right now.]
>Tom
>Coul this BE more off-topic.
>
>
>From: "Chris Barker" <ftog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
[Ditto.]
>On Friday, May 23, 2003, at 20:03 Europe/London, Jan Steinman wrote:
[Yup.]
Boys and their toys. ;-)
I have a computer and it has two OS's installed. Both serve me well in
all the functionalities I need. It's more or less down to a toss of coin
which one I boot into when I turn on my computer.
I work in IT, my specialty is the field where at the end of the day you
see that all OS are the same: they all have their strengths and
weaknesses. What is important is understanding those weaknesses and
using them to your advantage; or steering clear of that OS. :-)
For your line of work one OS might be better than the other; I have no
problem with that. I won't try to persuade you otherwise and I expect
the same from you. They're all just tools, anyway.
Some evangelise RFs, some SLRs. Some know they're just tools and use
both, depending on a task at hand.
So, all I'm asking you is ... can we please get back to our standard
topic of firearms and SUVs? Please?
Saso
VAX/VMSLinuxFreeBSDSunOSOpenBSDNetBSDWindowsSolarisSCO/Unix
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