[Tfug] Religious crap

Harry McGregor micros at osef.org
Fri Oct 6 09:47:12 MST 2006


In ways I hate to say it, but I agree with Keith <grin>

keith smith wrote:

>I belong to several Linux/Unix lists and several programming lists.  I moved from Tucson several years ago and stayed on the list because it is one of the best. I personally know some of the members here.  The founding fathers if you will.
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Even if we don't always speak up,  most of us are still around here, 
some of us are just getting a little busy...  I have been active on this 
list for ~10 Years.

>These guys will give the shirt off their back to help you with your Linux and Linux  related issues - what ever it takes.
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Yep, that is why Linux geeks tend to be a community rather than "customers".

>We have had our spats.  
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I still remember all of the jokes about Keith, IIRC you originally were 
posting from the "christianexchange" domain.  A lot of jokes were going 
around about that, "If he's from the Christian Exchange, can we convince 
them to Exchange him for another Christian?", but it was all in good 
fun, you learned a heck of a lot, and you have given a lot back to the 
community.

I think the only person that has ever been banned from the list for any 
reason is Bowie, for self explanitory reasons.

>I apologize for making anyone want to move on.
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Well... It this type of off topic discussion drives someone off, they 
really are not going to get too far (think of an H2 with a gallon of 
gas).  Geeks can be odd people, even more so online than in real life, 
and you can either deal with them or not.

Thank god my wife can deal with me being a geek <grin>.

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>Please accept my apology and lets talk Linux. 
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Ok, lets talk about MythTV .20, any one playing with it right now?

                Harry

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>Richard Rohrdanz <rrohrdanz at gmail.com> wrote: Gentlemen,
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>I am not religious but I am more diplomatic than to label religion as crap.
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>I joined this list because I wanted to learn more about Unix/Linux/etc. The
>current thread does not help me learn what I came here for. I will cancel my
>subscription but I wanted to let the members of this group know why before I
>depart. Otherwise the list may continue to shrink without anyone knowing the
>reasons why. Perhaps people "...ask to be removed" as a way of giving the
>other members feedback.
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