jfweber@gilweber.com wrote: [snip]

Awwww, poor Fred. I've been having a fight w/ that lizard for a while.. Finally resorted to installing things one at a time.. teedjuss in the extreme when it tells you there are upwards of 300 updates! I very occassionaly, use yast when I have three pages of what failed to try and copy the most salient points from. ( Seems to me if they want to put out reams of data there ought to be an easy way for humans to save it for later perusal.Seems an elemental plot line, no?)

Hehehehe.....no, but it CERTAINLY MUST get better!

But I already have Marcus shaking his head when ever he sees something w/ my return in his email box.. Nice kid.. but strange.. he thinks everyone is step logic born.. I have successfully dis-abused him of that idea, I trust..

Code jockey's are like that. ;)

hehehe, lateral think blonde1s have a power we didn't even know about..confusion to the enemies is always a good trick to have up a sleave ..

I can think of one like that, but I had better forget that topic. :)

Blonde1 Quickly DCC sends an arsenal of antacids and serious gas pump killers ( Prevacid types ) to Fred.

'Sure could have used it last night!

Hope you feel better. I have faith , you can beat that box. Wrestle that "son a steel dog" to the ground ! Oh no wait a "pig iron SOB " was the computers designation .. back in the day when a pocket card calculator and a paper slide rule, of sorts had more actual computational power than the box I now have in my kitchen. & it just washes the dishes.

Yes.......calculators were quite the 'puters back then!

Scarey thought, I have seen most of the rise of computers and interfaced w/ them. I wonder if that qualifies as a form of immortality ??

I've had that thought myself, but then I realized I really didn't wan to ponder the possible consequences of that, so didn't. ;) Yast update is still failing, only now it's back to files not passing the integrity check! :( Fred -- Linux is an old Latin word meaning, "I don't have to support your Windows anymore." -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org