> There were two episodes of "It Takes a Thief" in which the dogs just > wagged their tails as the thief broke into the house. In fact, in last > week's episode, he took the dog too!
Bad dog! ;] I think the UPS guy one time knocked at the back door, no one was home, it has a window, he told me about a month later that the dogs hit the door so hard he almost peed his pants. now he sits at the curb in his truck and honks the horn, either that or tosses the box over the fence. oh well. > Most dogs only tend to bark when their owners are around. > Ohhh, our neighbors always tell us how our dogs bark, whether someone is home or not. They're in the house, but you can hear them through the closed windows halfway down the street! =] Actually, all of our dogs have been that way...of course they bark at things only "they" can see too. > But he's promoting his own behavior as be the preferred behavior for his > customers. Or the preferred behaivior for just himself. He'll cheerfully admit he's no tech guy. When I saw him speak that the Linux Summit, he let his "tech" guys answer the hard questions...he was more interested in just showing how he beams mp3s from his computer to his handheld mp3 player. I doubt that he's touting running root for all, they supposedly fixed the install so it asks for a user account to be added before the final reboot. I know that Slackware only asks for a root password at installation. You have to "adduser" when you first logon. granted, a newbie isn't going to install Slackware for his/her first time either. -- Gossamer Axe [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
