irony

irony

[Jeff Garzik]

The definition of irony?

Setting one's xscreensaver to BSOD, and then hours later the Linux box 
has a kernel panic... with the Windows blue screen of death on the screen.

Re: irony

[Robert L. Harris]

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I dont know.  A guy I used to work with at a Major insurance company in
Denver Colorado saw the BSOD one day.  From about 30 feet away he
stopped, looked at it and then me.  "You know, I thought you were
running windows for a second but then realized the font was wrong..."
He was very serious.



Thus spake Jeff Garzik (jgarzik@pobox.com):

> The definition of irony?
> 
> Setting one's xscreensaver to BSOD, and then hours later the Linux box 
> has a kernel panic... with the Windows blue screen of death on the screen.
> 
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