1. RE: Euman returns
h4ck3r wrote:
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> Some of you will say oh crap he's back... ;-0
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> Ready to dig in for a 2nd term as the misguided.
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> --
> h4ck3r <h4ck3r at bellsouth.net>
>
According to urbandictionary.com:
1. h4ck3r:
Totally 31337 spelling of "hacker"
i pwn j00, f00! 1 4m 4n 37337 h4ck3r 4nd 411 y0ur b4s3 b310ng t0
us!
I suppose that's better than h4x0r ("script kiddie").
So does the new name imply that you are now a Linux guru?
-- Brian
2. RE: Euman returns
Brian Broker wrote:
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> h4ck3r wrote:
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> > --
> > h4ck3r <h4ck3r at bellsouth.net>
> >
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> According to urbandictionary.com:
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> 1. h4ck3r:
> Totally 31337 spelling of "hacker"
>
> So does the new name imply that you are now a Linux guru?
I don't think "hacker" necessarily implies "Linux," do it?
Anyway, here's an even more eliter way to do it:
h@¢|<3®
Good golly that's l33t!!! (I hope it shows up properly in this forum.) :)
-=ck
"Programming in a state of EUPHORIA."
http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/
3. RE: Euman returns
cklester wrote:
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> Brian Broker wrote:
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> > h4ck3r wrote:
> > >
> > > --
> > > h4ck3r <h4ck3r at bellsouth.net>
> > >
> >
> > According to urbandictionary.com:
> >
> > 1. h4ck3r:
> > Totally 31337 spelling of "hacker"
> >
> > So does the new name imply that you are now a Linux guru?
>
> I don't think "hacker" necessarily implies "Linux," do it?
Actually, it was a reference to Euman's "wish to spend time getting to
know Linux from the inside out" (part of his reason for leaving us since
May).
-- Brian
