Vale_Kenny on Fri, 25 Jun 1999 11:33:08 -0400 (EDT) |
Bill, I have to agree with Sean, especially since I got the visual of BGates in a thong and bikini top...*BLECH!!** Nasty Visual.. Peace All, :-> Vale >But I would have to vehemently disagree with that person at this point! > >UNIX like a woman?? NT like a stripper?? What the *&%#$@ is going on here? > >Just my .02 cents. . . > >Sean G. >>bainsworth@vertical.net on 06/25/99 11:18:29 AM >>Perhaps UNIX is like a kind, caring, cute girlfriend and NT is like a hot, >>sleazy stripper... >>>Is it just my perception of my Wife and women in general, or are there many >>>similarities between the *ahem* gentler gender and UNIX???? >>> >>>Follow me for a moment here.... I'll be taking this from a UNIX first >>>perspective, as I feel I understand UNIX more thoroughly.. >>>UNIX is multi-tasking, as are women. >>>UNIX performs exceptionally well, as long as the proper attention is paid to it. >>>UNIX carries out tasks that guys usually will not, and often cannot. >>>UNIX is incredibly complex, and often cryptic. >>>The shortest requests can have incredibly powerful reactions. >>>UNIX is constantly in flux. >>>Many of the tools/capabilities of UNIX are open source, if someone takes the >>>time to read them. >>> >>> >>> >>>I'm beginning to grasp at straws here, but does anyone here get where I'm comng >>>from? >>>I'm not being sexist, nor am I trying to compartmentalize women for the sake of >>>comparison, but this thought just crossed my mind. >>>In fact, I wonder if a strong understanding on UNIX lends itself to better >>>interactions with women? Ladies, verification/refutation? Are UNIX geeks good guys? > _______________________________________________ Plug maillist - Plug@lists.nothinbut.net http://lists.nothinbut.net/mail/listinfo/plug
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