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What the heck is that? A pig looking at the golden gate bridge? What does it mean? I wonder how many people were still using the CD sized image. I'm guessing
by whyenot 14y ago
What the heck is that? A pig looking at the golden gate bridge? What does it mean?
I wonder how many people were still using the CD sized image. I'm guessing not very many, and with the size constraints, Canonical were probably itching to get rid of it.
- stepzhou 14y agoYou have a funny take on it, but it's actually a guy flipping over a table.
- ComputerGuru 14y agoI always thought it was a person who crashed their skateboard into a wall!
- cobychapple 14y agohttp://knowyourmeme.com/memes/flipping-tables-%E2%95%AF%E2%96%A1%EF%BC%89%E2%95%AF%EF%B8%B5-%E2%94%BB%E2%94%81%E2%94%BB http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/flipping-tables-%E2%95%AF%E2%9...
- josteink 14y agoI would rather not have to resort to that sort of stuff here on HN.
- ekianjo 14y ago> What the heck is that? A pig looking at the golden gate bridge? What does it mean? This is the best comment I have seen today. Thanks for making me smile :)
- weel 14y agoBack when I did some small scale sysadmin work, I found that our CD/DVD burners were a lot more reliable as CD burners than as DVD burners. This seemed to be true both of the older Dell ones we had and the newer generic-brand ones. I had much better luck using CDs for basic installs and then fetching additional stuff from the net than trying to use DVDs.
- cnvogel 14y ago- I also remember the CD burners to be more reliably, but that is my memory from maybe 5 years ago, I almost always use USB sticks these days. - For local deployments (or even repeated installs due to tinkering-reasons), the best thing to have is a local http/ftp proxy (apt-get install squid).