MrGaribaldi
Posts: 2,488 +1
Originally posted by acidosmosis
hehehehe aoj145.. get off the floor man, these guys are dirty, they never clean the floors here.
Of course we don't clean the floors here...
That job is reserved for colonels
Originally posted by acidosmosis
hehehehe aoj145.. get off the floor man, these guys are dirty, they never clean the floors here.
Originally posted by MrGaribaldi
Of course we don't clean the floors here...
That job is reserved for colonels
Originally posted by acidosmosis
Aren't you supposed to be mopping the floors DigitAlex?
Originally posted by Nic
In that case, he is a 'God', and not a 'Guru', so maybe he should get his facts straight.
Originally posted by MrGaribaldi
Of course we don't clean the floors here...
That job is reserved for colonels
Originally posted by Rick
I don't think it is appropriate to even mention what the Generals do...................
Originally posted by StormBringer
To call yourself a guru implies there is nothing left for you to learn, since the technology changes at such a fast rate, I don't think ANYONE caqn claim that title. I chose expert, although in some areas I have much expertise, and in others I am nearing the ******* category. To rate yourself as any of those in "computers" is very broad, while some of us may be able to do just about anything with DOS and Windows, we may not be able to do much of anything in Linux. Others of us may be able to cover all those and many other PC platforms, but may know squat about Mac. Others still may have lots of experience in hardware but may have troubles when dealing with software issues. reminds me of the old joke, "only thing more dangerous than a PC technician with a software patch, is a programmer with a soldering iron"
Anyway, thats my half a** explaination of my level of computer knowledge.