On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 10:42:15PM +0200, Joe Hart wrote: > > > Yes, I agree with you. I don't think the Red Hat model is bad at all, > thus my statement about not believing my conspiracy theory. My question > lies more in the anti-virus world than it does in the Linux world. > > I had no intention to bash Red Hat, and if you got that impression from > my message, then you misinterpreted me, or I was not eloquent enough in > the first place. I have made it a policy not to say unkind things to > people who do hard work, but I do express my opinions about said work. > There are a number of people who earn their living from support, and I > will most likely be one of them in the near future. > I did not mean to imply that you were bashing RedHat. I guess that my email falls more into the category of a random diatribe. I should have snipped your words. > I need to eat too, and the best way for me to earn a living is to live > on the problems that other people have. I can be thankful that the > majority of the people in this world do not have a geeks mentality when > it comes to their computer. It is not an appliance like your DVD > player, although many people treat it as such. That is what I am > counting on, because it creates a market for people like me and you. > > (And I am not calling you a geek Roberto, however much the statement > above might imply it) > That's funny. I am proud to be a geek! Many people seem to dislike that moniker. Besides, ever since I read [0] about the difference in income between a jock and a geek, I decided I liked being a geek :-) Regards, -Roberto [0] http://members.ozemail.com.au/~lbrash/msjokes/joke31.html -- Roberto C. Sánchez http://people.connexer.com/~roberto http://www.connexer.com
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