Replies to greg
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creepy, huh?
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@greg never heard of npviewer.bin but wow search results not charitable. I don't have Flash installed, probably explains difference.
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@mlinksva happened again. npviewer.bin was the culprit, but it was killed when I closed the #NewNewNewNewTwitter tab. Confirmed with top ;)
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Seems only reasonable that #cnxcon slides should be available in @cnxorg, right?
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@greg not for me, per the scientific instrument known as 'top'
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done properly, you mean?
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@greg it's ok, I'm pretty sure the wings are supposed to be flat #intentionallymissingthepoint
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@greg bit more info from @eset http://lists.flossmanuals.net/pipermail/discuss-flossmanuals.net/2012-February/006984.html cc @maiki
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@greg yes. think reinvigorated moreso than reimagined.
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99 bottles hard to beat for length, which can be key. Can suggest ridiculous improv verses for "Hush, Little Baby" as alternative.
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@greg indeed. oddly good.
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@greg and if you view non-threaded, you can see what remains, including your 'like'.
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@greg I wouldn't be surprised if that conversation a victim of @fontana #conextgenocide. Have seen unpredictable impact on convos...
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I'm transferring all my good keys from a keyboarded phone to a keyboardless one and realizing: we need a different form of mobile auth.
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@greg and good thing re non-affordability. last thing needed is another freedom tatoo to distract from surrounding tyrannical gangrene.
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@greg oh I agree. It would require different services from SFLC, FSF, OSI, etc but I'm not convinced we wouldn't be up to the challenge.
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@greg I'm sure @bkuhn would say GPL-enforcement is non-trivial and expensive.
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