OT: Fedora and the System Administrator -- incorrect assumptions?

[Bryan J. Smith]

Quoting Michael Lee Yohe <michael.yohe at us.army.mil>:
> Bryan, this was a well written response.

It looks like I just caught someone having a semi-brain fart on a few things 
(based on an off-list correspondence).  And as far as brain fart goes, I think 
I'll best all of you in both the quantity and quality departments, so you 
better get used to writing even better ones when I have my farts.  They don't 
call me "TheBS" for 'nothin.

> However, it would be much better had you appended the term
> "BOOYAH!" at the end of your message.

Naah.  I'm already providing more entertainment than substance.  I'm a total 
mooch.  I don't contribute much code.  I think I've contributed maybe 300 lines 
total in the 10 years I've been using Linux (8 years in corporate environments).

> Michael Lee Yohe <michael.yohe at us.army.mil>
> U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command Software Engineering
> Directorate

I spend 3 years with a civilian contractor under the BMDO, largely in support 
of Army PAC-3 and THAAD (I'm an "Angineer" -- i.e. Anal Engineer -- by 
education and some experience).  You anywhere near 'dat coolie stuff???


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