What does that word next to garrulous mean?

Thursday, February 24. 2005

Posted by admin in Computing at 16:41 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

What does that word next to garrulous mean?

I have finally succeeded in getting Linux to boot from a USB flash drive. This in addition to be able to boot it from a floppy disk, a CD and a regular installation on a PC.

I have a degree (partly) in computer science.

I am learning Perl and Python and C.

I run Gentoo Linux more than Windows.

I have read Just For Fun by Linus Torvalds, am about to read The Cathedral And The Bazaar by Eric S. Raymond.

I really want one of these.

Sorry ladies, I know all this geekery must be driving you wild, but I'm afraid I'm already spoken for.

Man, I'm a flaming geek and no mistake.

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Hahaha, even I can write Perl ;P
You and your gadgets... I want one of them knives now too... dammit...

#1 Rach (Homepage) on 2005-02-24 21:01 (Reply)

Sure, but I bet not as well as these guys!

#2 Peter (Homepage) on 2005-02-25 08:42 (Reply)

Pete, i dont understand any of your post, you should write snippets about ur day etc to keep us on the edge of our seats!!

#3 Helen on 2005-02-25 14:38 (Reply)

You're such a geek, although having said that I understood everything you wrote.
Damn.
Sino (fellow geek and no messin!)

#4 Stino (Homepage) on 2005-02-26 01:14 (Reply)

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