Now, who leaked debian-private to Randall Munroe?

I had prepared a modified version of this photo, making each bike shed door a different color, and with labels on them saying “KB”, “MiB”, “Tb”, “Gib”, etc.

(It was in reference to this thread, in case you were wondering).

But then I noticed that the original photo had a CC by-nc-nd license, which means that derivative works are forbidden without permission. I could have asked for it, but when/if I received it, it would already be too late for the joke.

So, no modified photo for you. And how does something on which you cannot base your own work be a part of any sort of “Creative Commons”?

Julien: “ask and ye shall receive”.

I took the liberty of preempting Jaldhar’s GIMPing of a piece of headwear on the photo (no, contrary to popular belief, it’s not a wasps’ nest) ;-)

Original found in this LWN article.

The GR to end all GRs? The mother of all GRs?

This is, like, amazing.

Apparently DebConfers are misbehaving. I think signage should be distributed around the vacational centre. Here is my contribution, to be put on top of the 10-metre diving board. Or by the pool.

Click on the thumbnail for the good stuff.

This over-the-counter medicament may help us in the future. When someone’s behavior suggests they may be in need of it, feel free to suggest it to them (this includes me).

This is the European box. By clicking on the image, you will see the Engrish version…

One possible way to bridge the gap between Debian and Ubuntu:

It’s funnier because it’s theoretically possible.

I can definitely see that, when Wesnoth 1.1 is out, it will cause a new decrease in productivity in Debian.

PS: Not really. Fhew!

PPS: Other suggestions were: Frozen Wesnoth, Frozen Budoku, or worse: Wesnoth Budoku.

Now I’ll need to hide from her for a couple of days weeks months. :-)

Gentoo took our users away. Then Ubuntu drove away the developers.

Now, this will take Debian out of its misery.

If you weren’t concerned, now you should be.