Nice T-Shirt!

[ZetecVan 2.0]

 

"Our server runs Linux and we have unlimited storage. I've got a Mac Powerbook G4 but I've not yet upgraded to Leopard. My job is programming in RPG4/LE on an IBM AS400 iSeries server. It has an IFS which runs the webserver. The website is built using PHP. I installed an Apache Server using xampp. To get the Apache server running on my mac you have to first do a Sudo SU to log on as superuser then type the command /applications/xampp/xampp files/mampp start"

 

 

Do you think that's nerdy enough?

[Burns]

need to mention WoW....

[4parajon]

 

"Our server runs Linux and we have unlimited storage. I've got a Mac Powerbook G4 but I've not yet upgraded to Leopard. My job is programming in RPG4/LE on an IBM AS400 iSeries server. It has an IFS which runs the webserver. The website is built using PHP. I installed an Apache Server using xampp. To get the Apache server running on my mac you have to first do a Sudo SU to log on as superuser then type the command /applications/xampp/xampp files/mampp start"

 

 

Do you think that's nerdy enough?

 

Sorry Mike, I just heard blah blah blah........nice tits though

[Twinkle]

nice servers

[MightySprocket]

mahooosive

[lotusless]

burns has probably got a pic off them out

[Gonzo]

Rule 34: There is porn of it. No exceptions.

[over_head_cam]

2 gigs

[caprinerd]

and plenty of hard drives

[ZetecVan 2.0]

WAP enabled...

[bigglesmk2]

I'll have a Megabite

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[RFChris]

Well, my floppy disk is now a hard disc.

 

[ZetecVan 2.0]

Well, my floppy disk is now a hard disc.

 

 

Is it a 3.5" or a 5.25" hard disc?

[RFChris]

5.25 all the way.....

 

....hang on.

[Wessie]

hmmmmm RAM

[MK2Ed]

 

"Our server runs Linux and we have unlimited storage. I've got a Mac Powerbook G4 but I've not yet upgraded to Leopard. My job is programming in RPG4/LE on an IBM AS400 iSeries server. It has an IFS which runs the webserver. The website is built using PHP. I installed an Apache Server using xampp. To get the Apache server running on my mac you have to first do a Sudo SU to log on as superuser then type the command /applications/xampp/xampp files/mampp start"

 

 

Do you think that's nerdy enough?

 

Sorry Mike, I just heard blah blah blah........nice tits though

 

Yeh can't fool us...