Re: Considering switch to linux

In alt.os.linux Dan C <youmustbejoking@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 04:18:24 +0000, Garry Freemyer wrote:

>> Are you aware that the laws have recently changed regarding flaming on the
>> internet? Just a few days ago, I saw a notice of the change to the terms of

> Oh no!

>> I suggest you moderate your mouth, before someone takes advantage of
>> this and decides to report you. I give you a chance to knock it off. I
>> have other readers that I've not plonked you in, I'll be watching you.
>> You better start being civil.

> Your cluelessness is showing, again.

Looks like quite a few posters in this thread are just socket
puppets, probably of one and the same retard.

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