It figures. Only days after I am effectively overwhelmed with leftover computers, and after I get them all arranged in some semblance of order, and after I worry about what will happen next … the unbelievable occurs.
Quite nonchalantly and without so much as a by-your-leave, my boss says yesterday, “No one is using that old grey computer. You should take it home.”
Grumble, grumble, grumble.
Two years of surreptitiously using it as a Linux test bed, another year of shelf life, and out of the blue it’s suddenly mine to work with. I need a smiley that smacks itself on the head in disbelief.
Oh well. There’s naught so queer as folk.
So there it is. The Thing That Wouldn’t Leave is back, and it looks like it’s for good this time.
Another mixed blessing, it seems. What in the world am I going to do with this one … ? 😯
How much you want for it? ;D
This could keep you busy for quite sometime:
http://sms.it-ccs.com/index.html
Ooh, that looks interesting … 😈
At least you have enough for a bewulf cluster. 🙂
“need a smiley that smacks itself on the head in disbelief.”
a facepalm, perhaps? 😉
Exactly what I was thinking
Linux From Stratch! Beware though, unless you’re posting your LFS status everyday, we won’t see you for quite a while.
The title reminds me of Queen’s ‘Under Pressure’: “These are the days that never rains but it pours”
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