Mmm, uptime

[Sidoh]

Well, maybe between BSD and Linux, or something. 

By "OS Pool," I meant *NIX, hehe.  deadly said Windows.

[Joe]

What Window's command line has a prompt of "root@gate:~#", not to mention an "uptime" program?

I wrote an uptime program for Windows that made similar output.

[Sidoh]

I wrote an uptime program for Windows that made similar output.

Good for you.  That has absolutely no useful relevance to this topic.

First of all, deadly claimed it was Windows.  Windows doesn't have a command prompt that routinely has output text in the form "<user>@<machine>:<directory><$/#>".  Secondly, I really don't think your program ships with Windows.

[igimo1]

You guys are such tools...


No restarts means no reboots for kernel updates.

[Sidoh]

You guys are such tools...

No one appreciates your insulting behavior.  Knock it off.

No restarts means no reboots for kernel updates.

We're quite aware of that.  How many kernel vunerabilities arise in 183 days?  How many are serious enough to prompt an update/restart?

[iago]

I wrote an uptime program for Windows that made similar output.

Good for you.  That has absolutely no useful relevance to this topic.

First of all, deadly claimed it was Windows.  Windows doesn't have a command prompt that routinely has output text in the form "<user>@<machine>:<directory><$/#>".  Secondly, I really don't think your program ships with Windows.

You CAN run Bash on Windows, and you CAN set your Bash prompt to "\u@\h:\w\# ".   For the record.

No restarts means no reboots for kernel updates.

We're quite aware of that.  How many kernel vunerabilities arise in 183 days?  How many are serious enough to prompt an update/restart?

Several have arisen.  However, since there are exactly two local accounts (iago and root), and sshd doesn't require a restart to update it, I'm not the least bit worried.

[Sidoh]

You CAN run Bash on Windows, and you CAN set your Bash prompt to "\u@\h:\w\# ".   For the record.

Yeah, but how common is that?

Several have arisen.  However, since there are exactly two local accounts (iago and root), and sshd doesn't require a restart to update it, I'm not the least bit worried.

You answered the question I meant to ask (hehe)!

[iago]

You CAN run Bash on Windows, and you CAN set your Bash prompt to "\u@\h:\w\# ".   For the record.

Yeah, but how common is that?

Well, for me?  If I was forced to use Windows, I might just do that

Several have arisen.  However, since there are exactly two local accounts (iago and root), and sshd doesn't require a restart to update it, I'm not the least bit worried.

You answered the question I meant to ask (hehe)!

Way to steal my quote.  Jerk

[Sidoh]

Well, for me?  If I was forced to use Windows, I might just do that

How many command logs have you seen posted in Linux formatting that were actually Windows disguised as Bash/Linux?

Way to steal my quote.  Jerk

No, you stole MY quote.

[deadly7]

I wrote an uptime program for Windows that made similar output.

Good for you.  That has absolutely no useful relevance to this topic.

First of all, deadly claimed it was Windows.  Windows doesn't have a command prompt that routinely has output text in the form "<user>@<machine>:<directory><$/#>".  Secondly, I really don't think your program ships with Windows.

I didn't claim it was Windows.  I said maybe he THOUGHT it was Windows.  Read my post more carefully.

Why secure?

I think he thinks you're running Windows, and it's DAMN near impossible to get an uptime like that on a Windows box (from my experiences, at least).

[Sidoh]

I think he thinks you're running Windows, and it's DAMN near impossible to get an uptime like that on a Windows box (from my experiences, at least).

That's what I meant.  Take everything I say on Wed-Fri with a grain of salt.  I'm in MC/BWL on those days.

[iago]

Well, for me?  If I was forced to use Windows, I might just do that

How many command logs have you seen posted in Linux formatting that were actually Windows disguised as Bash/Linux?

I don't know.  Possibly none of them, possibly all of them.  Who's to say?

I think he thinks you're running Windows, and it's DAMN near impossible to get an uptime like that on a Windows box (from my experiences, at least).

That's what I meant.  Take everything I say on Wed-Fri with a grain of salt.  I'm in MC/BWL on those days.

What is it with everybody and their abbreviations?

[Sidoh]

I don't know.  Possibly none of them, possibly all of them.  Who's to say?

I think it's a reasonably safe conclusion to say none that I've seen.

What is it with everybody and their abbreviations?

STFUIWT. (STFU It's WoW terms).

In WoW, you never use the full terms.  Sorry, it's habbit.  Molten Core and Blackwing Lair.

[iago]

I don't know.  Possibly none of them, possibly all of them.  Who's to say?

I think it's a reasonably safe conclusion to say none that I've seen.

How would you know?  The whole point is that you wouldn't.  That's like saying that I've never seen invisible aircraft.  THEY'RE INVISIBLE!!

What is it with everybody and their abbreviations?

STFUIWT. (STFU It's WoW terms).

In WoW, you never use the full terms.  Sorry, it's habbit.  Molten Core and Blackwing Lair.

I'm upset that I've heard of both of those

[deadly7]

How would you know?  The whole point is that you wouldn't.  That's like saying that I've never seen invisible aircraft.  THEY'RE INVISIBLE!!

LOLO
HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
iago, I love you for that comment.

I'm upset that I've heard of both of those

Hahaha.  WoW == devil for iago?