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 Jan 8 2006, 09:03 PM
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First post here, I figured I'd follow the suggestion of the prompt when I signed in to introduce myself. I found this site some months ago doing a search for a solution to a particularly nasty bug showing up on a lot of systems coming into my shop. I've seen it since, quite a few times, with great solutions to hard problems. Pretty good place to go for squashing nasties. I work as a systems/network tech and consultant in a local computer shop, in addition to running a 501©(3) Non-profit computer/electronics refurbishing and recycling center. ( www.ctrr.org ) I'm not by nature a Windows-basher, since Windows is what keeps me fed, pays my mortgage and entertains me with all the funny people that use it. What more could you ask for in an OS? Meanwhile, at home and at CTRR, I use strictly GNU/Linux. That way I don't have to come home and fix (for free) the same problems I work on all day long while I'm getting paid. My stuff just simply works. On the other hand, I'm still trying to wean my wife off of XP, so her PC is dual-boot. Since I keep finding so many good solutions here, I thought I'd just go ahead and sign up so I could snoop around and see what else I might have been missing. And since I'm so fond of GNU and OSS, I figured my first post would be a howdy to the local Linux geeks. |
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