chrisv wrote:
> Erik Funkenbusch wrote:
>
>> Gee, don't like it when someone does it against Linux, do you?
>
> Gee, don't like it when someone does it against Micro$oft, do you?
>
>> Where are you decrying all the lies that Hadron and Flatfish post?
>> Where are you decrying all the spam DFS fills this newsgroup with to
>> make it "unusable"?
>
> This is a Linux *advocacy* group, you hypocritical asshole.

The HELL it is, fool.

Moshe Goldfarb is flatfish (in real life Gary Stewart)

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2008/...arb-troll.html
http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...ish-troll.html

Traits:

* Nym shifting (see below)
* Self confessed thief and proud of it
* Homophobic
* Racist
* Habitual liar
* Frequently cross posts replies to other non-Linux related newsgroups
* Frequently cross posts articles originally not posted to COLA

Hadron wrote in
news:fvf5t6$2ba$4@registered.motzarella.org:

> chrisv writes:
>
>> Erik Funkenbusch wrote:
>>
>>>Gee, don't like it when someone does it against Linux, do you?
>>
>> Gee, don't like it when someone does it against Micro$oft, do you?
>>
>>>Where are you decrying all the lies that Hadron and Flatfish post?
>>>Where
>
> What lies Erik? Point to one.

chrisv changed Erik's message. Here is what Erik *actually* said:

>>> Where are you decrying all the misleadingt subject lines Roy posts?
>>> Where are you decrying all the spam Roy fills this newsgroup with to
>>> make it "unusable"? Where are you decrying how Roy is off-topic
>>> more than half the time?

chrisv is dishonest, and this is just a further example to that effect.

Book of Job wrote:

>chrisv is dishonest, and this is just a further example to that effect.

Fsck you troll. I made a mistake, and already offered my mea culpa
here: <6q8m141p8r9cen5ml58ij1u7fogdncqqf6@4ax.com>

*plonk*

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On Fri, 2 May 2008 05:43:39 -0700 (PDT),
Rex Ballard wrote:
> On May 1, 7:19 am, "DFS" wrote:
>> "When I just install a single 1 GB everything locks up. The windows XP has
>> no problem but I have nothing but issues in Ubuntu any version."
>>
>> #28 athttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=659048&highlight=Hardy+freez...
>>
>> Linux just works!
>
> I guess you are referring to the part that says:
>
> Late last night I said to myself lets just try it with a 512 MB stick
> I had. The installation went fine and 7.10 is running like a top right
> now. I have not had any freezes or issues. I was even able to get my
> ATI 9550 Radeon drivers installed without issue.
>
> Try running 64 bit Vista in 512 MB of RAM.
>
> If you followed the thread, it turns out that it was a bad memory chip
> in his "Stick" (DIMM?)
>
> It also makes no mention of anything "working with XP".


Trolls lie
DFS is a troll

connect the dots.

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chrisv wrote in
news:depm1498hrntjd1f5esjqu5jveoo3ua1c5@4ax.com:

> Book of Job wrote:
>
>>chrisv is dishonest, and this is just a further example to that
>>effect.
>
> Fsck you troll. I made a mistake, and already offered my mea culpa
> here: <6q8m141p8r9cen5ml58ij1u7fogdncqqf6@4ax.com>

Even in your mea culpa you prove your dishonesty. After all, you can
claim that "[you] do not intentionally post-edit", but this is the
second time in the last week you've been called for such behavior, the
first time being by Tim Smith in



> *plonk*

I thought you had already plonked me?

Ahh, yes, here it is.



If you need some help figuring out how to make filters stick, I hear
William Poaster is a pro at that type of thing.

Jim Richardson wrote:

> Trolls lie
> DFS is a troll
>
> connect the dots.

Where's the lie? There is none.

You can't even do that simple kid's game without falling over - sort of like
your favorite OS that falls over doing the simplest tasks.

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, 7

wrote
on Thu, 01 May 2008 19:58:49 GMT
:
> Micoshaft Fraudster and Asstroturfer DFS wrote on behalf of half wits from
> micoshaft corporation:
>
>> "When I just install [Ubuntu on] a single 1 GB everything locks up.
>
> It works without any hassle.

Neither of you are being anywhere near specific enough to
diagnose this problem. Go back to your corners and try
again. ;-)

I have a 1 *TERABYTE* storage system; works fine under
Linux. I can even boot off it if I edit the GRUB command
line -- handy for backing up the internal drive.

I did have to fdisk and mkfs.ext3 it -- but I'd have to
do that with any new drive, if I want to use ext3 (the
thing came prepartitioned with 1 big NTFS crud partition,
with some preloaded software that I copied into /usr/local
and will just keep it around if I want to actually look at
it someday -- but tar and zip are simpler to script and,
at least for me, use).

As for 1 GB -- a basic Gentoo Linux install works thereon
(for e.g. UML) but it's 62% full, sans X server (which
UML doesn't support anyway; QEMU might). I suspect part
of the problem here is simply lack of disk space.

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