Random notes...
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:16 pm
Basically, stuff of interest that I'm finding while going through our history...
Here's my speech as the High Priest of Unix at the coronation of Kaiser Letifer I (man, we need another coronation thread like that)... here updated for grammar and style:
"I hail you, Kaiser. UNIX and its thousand children all hail you. May your privileges reach those of the superuser, for that is the rightful privilege of the Kaiser. May your processes run without fear of segfaults, as they do on the Divine Computer. May your load factor never rise above three, for your people may need your response in the direst of situations. May your your ministers always answer to every situation that arises and not thrash like a mongol horde. May your nobles always be loyal and not crash when they are most needed. May your security never be breached, online or physically. May your uptime record exceed that of any Kaiser before you. May your core not be dumped before it is the rightful time for the prophecy to come true. For in you lie the scheduling, virtual memory, networking and filesystem subsystems of us all. "
Here's my speech as the High Priest of Unix at the coronation of Kaiser Letifer I (man, we need another coronation thread like that)... here updated for grammar and style:
"I hail you, Kaiser. UNIX and its thousand children all hail you. May your privileges reach those of the superuser, for that is the rightful privilege of the Kaiser. May your processes run without fear of segfaults, as they do on the Divine Computer. May your load factor never rise above three, for your people may need your response in the direst of situations. May your your ministers always answer to every situation that arises and not thrash like a mongol horde. May your nobles always be loyal and not crash when they are most needed. May your security never be breached, online or physically. May your uptime record exceed that of any Kaiser before you. May your core not be dumped before it is the rightful time for the prophecy to come true. For in you lie the scheduling, virtual memory, networking and filesystem subsystems of us all. "