Gaspard Bucher wrote:
> Is this statiscal count related to
>
> http://sustainability.publicradio.or...rconsequences/
>
> Or is it more
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerd ?
>
>
> 2007/9/17, Jesper <jesper@exilregeringen.se>:

No, more of a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsive_hoarding

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I have two: a black MacBook (domo) and a white MacBook (arigato).

I just realized how zen that is heh...

--Jeremy

On 9/14/07, Todd Burch <promos@burchwoodusa.com> wrote:
> I went to the Lone Star Ruby Conference last week. 7 of us went out to
> dinner one night, and we counted up how many computers each of us had at
> home, that were operational and could be use if needed.
>
> We counted 53 between the 7 of us. I only have 6, others had over 14.
>
> What's your inventory count?
>
> Todd
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>
>


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On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:32:45PM +0900, Jeremy McAnally wrote:
> I have two: a black MacBook (domo) and a white MacBook (arigato).
>
> I just realized how zen that is heh...

Zen . . . ? I was expecting you to next say you have an iMac or a Mac
Mini called "mr. roboto".

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Todd Burch wrote:
> I went to the Lone Star Ruby Conference last week. 7 of us went out to
> dinner one night, and we counted up how many computers each of us had at
> home, that were operational and could be use if needed.
>
> We counted 53 between the 7 of us. I only have 6, others had over 14.
>
> What's your inventory count?

1 x86 Server (Linux) (+1 more on the way)
1 amd64 Desktop (Linux)
1 x86 Desktop (Win XP)
1 x86 Laptop (Linux)
1 Mac Mini (OS X)

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Todd Burch wrote:
> I went to the Lone Star Ruby Conference last week. 7 of us went out to
> dinner one night, and we counted up how many computers each of us had at
> home, that were operational and could be use if needed.
>
> We counted 53 between the 7 of us. I only have 6, others had over 14.
>
> What's your inventory count?
>
> Todd

1 - Sever Mandrake 10
3 - Desktops win98
1 - Laptop win 98
3 - Desktops XP Home
1 - Laptop win 98
2 - Laptop XP Home
1 - Laptop XP Pro
3 - Desktops Ubuntu
1 - Laptop Vista (soon to have a new OS)

Dave
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On 9/18/07, Dave Mccormick <mac@mackrackit.com> wrote:

> 1 - Laptop Vista (soon to have a new OS)

Or maybe, I'm guessing, an older but wiser OS. <G>

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On 18/09/2007, Chad Perrin <perrin@apotheon.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 17, 2007 at 11:32:45PM +0900, Jeremy McAnally wrote:
> > I have two: a black MacBook (domo) and a white MacBook (arigato).
> >
> > I just realized how zen that is heh...
>
> Zen . . . ? I was expecting you to next say you have an iMac or a Mac
> Mini called "mr. roboto".
>

My mini dictionary says it can be interpreted in several ways.
Especially depending on the way you read it. Separately or together?
Reminds my of poetry in one sci-fi novel where the words could make
different sense depending on the way you put them together into
sentences..

Michal

Rick Denatale wrote:
> On 9/18/07, Dave Mccormick <mac@mackrackit.com> wrote:
>
>> 1 - Laptop Vista (soon to have a new OS)
>
> Or maybe, I'm guessing, an older but wiser OS. <G>
>
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>
> My blog on Ruby
> http://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/

You got that right, Ubuntu seems to be multiplying.

Dave
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