Comments on: Holy third-world TURD, Fatman… http://dailydffr.net/2009/02/22/holy-third-world-turd-fatman Rebuilding the world, one computer at a time. Sat, 26 Nov 2011 16:20:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: sweetleslie http://dailydffr.net/2009/02/22/holy-third-world-turd-fatman/comment-page-1#comment-55 sweetleslie Wed, 25 Feb 2009 21:28:42 +0000 http://dailydffr.net/?p=110#comment-55 Thanks for the video help!I feel like a bit of a tard though.I mean its right THERE(some do have the embedded diabled;however, its still right there!)!What am I blind? Don't answer that. How ya been? I'm right in the middle of a suckfest right now; however, I can get though it. I've gotten through A LOT worse! Thanks again! Thanks for the video help!I feel like a bit of a tard though.I mean its right THERE(some do have the embedded diabled;however, its still right there!)!What am I blind? Don’t answer that. How ya been? I’m right in the middle of a suckfest right now; however, I can get though it. I’ve gotten through A LOT worse! Thanks again!

]]> By: likefood http://dailydffr.net/2009/02/22/holy-third-world-turd-fatman/comment-page-1#comment-53 likefood Mon, 23 Feb 2009 14:58:47 +0000 http://dailydffr.net/?p=110#comment-53 I'll give it a shot... If I like it, it will receive the coveted I-won't-delete-the-ISO award. I’ll give it a shot… If I like it, it will receive the coveted I-won’t-delete-the-ISO award.

]]> By: IcoNyx http://dailydffr.net/2009/02/22/holy-third-world-turd-fatman/comment-page-1#comment-52 IcoNyx Mon, 23 Feb 2009 04:13:54 +0000 http://dailydffr.net/?p=110#comment-52 I love it... "like the fart at the black-tie gathering". hehe... But now I have to stir things up a bit... while someone pooed out ubuntu, someone else took the shat out source-code, mixed it with some good ol' home town nitrates, dropped in a seed, and grew a pretty nifty OS; Mint Linux. It's basically ubuntu, minus the turd kernels. I like it... neato thing here, I posted this comment WHILE INSTALLING IT!!! That ranks pretty high on the awesome-stuff-o-meter on several levels! First, the installer disk (which is a CD and not a DVD... or five DVDs like it's parent OS, Debian) is both a live distro--complete with a plethora of diagnostic tools should you find the need, desktop installer tool, fully functional desktop--AND Live installation media (meaning you can do other things to entertain you WHILE it's installing to your hard drive). It also recognizes my wireless hardware (SOMETHING NO OTHER LIVE DISTRO DOES) thus making this thing the most functional installer I have EVER seen... EVER. I like it... and now, I shall take it as my own... and love it, and pet it, and call it George... hehe... mMm! Minty! I love it… “like the fart at the black-tie gathering”. hehe…

But now I have to stir things up a bit… while someone pooed out ubuntu, someone else took the shat out source-code, mixed it with some good ol’ home town nitrates, dropped in a seed, and grew a pretty nifty OS; Mint Linux.

It’s basically ubuntu, minus the turd kernels.

I like it… neato thing here, I posted this comment WHILE INSTALLING IT!!! That ranks pretty high on the awesome-stuff-o-meter on several levels! First, the installer disk (which is a CD and not a DVD… or five DVDs like it’s parent OS, Debian) is both a live distro–complete with a plethora of diagnostic tools should you find the need, desktop installer tool, fully functional desktop–AND Live installation media (meaning you can do other things to entertain you WHILE it’s installing to your hard drive). It also recognizes my wireless hardware (SOMETHING NO OTHER LIVE DISTRO DOES) thus making this thing the most functional installer I have EVER seen… EVER.

I like it… and now, I shall take it as my own… and love it, and pet it, and call it George… hehe… mMm! Minty!

]]> By: likefood http://dailydffr.net/2009/02/22/holy-third-world-turd-fatman/comment-page-1#comment-51 likefood Mon, 23 Feb 2009 03:44:53 +0000 http://dailydffr.net/?p=110#comment-51 You are not alone. That is precisely why I refuse to use it (coloring and politics). I've used ubuntu only twice in my life... the first time was because I didn't know anything about it. The second time was because I wanted credit for an OS class at ITT. Other than that, I try to pretend I don't see/hear/smell it at all... kind of like the fart at the black-tie gathering... :) You are not alone.

That is precisely why I refuse to use it (coloring and politics). I’ve used ubuntu only twice in my life… the first time was because I didn’t know anything about it. The second time was because I wanted credit for an OS class at ITT.

Other than that, I try to pretend I don’t see/hear/smell it at all… kind of like the fart at the black-tie gathering… :)

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