Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-13 Thread Jürgen A. Erhard
 Will == Will Trillich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Will On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 10:40:28PM +, Pollywog wrote:

Will you may be innocent, but the term you're probably looking
Will for is 'naive', as in 'call him an innocent because he's
Will naive'.

I'd call that simply good... I like trust.  Call me naïve... :-}

 I agree that it is unfair and that it makes the results
 meaningless.

Will if they'd mask every response on, say n.n.n.0/24 or
Will something like that they'd be able to weed out more dups
Will (but of course those of us with access to several
Will points-of-entry -- or anonymizers -- could still skew the
Will curve).

And those who are on dialups would not be able to vote even once is
someone else on their subnet already had voted (or even on their
current IP, before they had got it).

Will i only voted once, tho... :)

Honest people seem hard to come by these days, so I applaud you.

Honest! ;-)

Bye, J

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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-12 Thread Pat Mahoney
I apologize, it was an immature thing to do, but I've never seen a poll that
lets you vote many times.  In my defense, I had the choice of either
inflating a poll or memorizing the names of unpronounceable Hindu (should
that be Hindi?) gods for my Asian Mythology class.

Also, debian is now much further ahead than it was when I left it...

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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-12 Thread Will Trillich
On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 11:05:28PM -0500, Pat Mahoney wrote:
 I apologize, it was an immature thing to do, but I've never seen a poll that
 lets you vote many times.  In my defense, I had the choice of either
 inflating a poll or memorizing the names of unpronounceable Hindu (should
 that be Hindi?) gods for my Asian Mythology class.
 
 Also, debian is now much further ahead than it was when I left it...

you betcha. it's still just as unfair, but now it's
in our favor[*], so we'll not complain quite so loudly.

:)

http://www.justlinux.com/bin/poll/details.pl?pid=1718820

if you like debian (and haven't voted) go tell 'm.

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[*] corel is based on debian, i hear.

btw -- for a first-time install, which debian variant
is simplest to get up  running? corel? storm? libranet?

i've got a friend who's tried installing debian twice from
cd (slink, i bet) but runs into serious snags.

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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-12 Thread kmself
On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 12:26:07AM -0500, Will Trillich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
wrote:

 btw -- for a first-time install, which debian variant
 is simplest to get up  running? corel? storm? libranet?

LinuxCare Bootable Business Card   ;-)

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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-11 Thread I. Tura
At 16.00 8/9/00 -0500, Pat Mahoney ha escrit:
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 03:51:54PM -0500, Paul T. McNally wrote:
 on 9/7/00 11:45 AM, Brooks R. Robinson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Greetings,
  There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
  sitting at 7%!  Vote early and 

  Vote often!

I second that :)



I say that this is not fair... Or I'm innocent and everybody votes 
dozens
of times in polls?



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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-11 Thread Pollywog

On 10-Sep-2000 I. Tura wrote:
and 

  Vote often!

I second that :)
 
 
 
   I say that this is not fair... Or I'm innocent and everybody votes
dozens
 of times in polls?

I agree that it is unfair and that it makes the results meaningless.

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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-11 Thread Will Trillich
On Mon, Sep 11, 2000 at 10:40:28PM +, Pollywog wrote:
 
 On 10-Sep-2000 I. Tura wrote:
 and 
 
   Vote often!
 
 I second that :)
  
  
  
I say that this is not fair... Or I'm innocent and everybody votes
 dozens
  of times in polls?

you may be innocent, but the term you're probably looking
for is 'naive', as in 'call him an innocent because he's
naive'.

 I agree that it is unfair and that it makes the results meaningless.

if they'd mask every response on, say n.n.n.0/24 or something like that
they'd be able to weed out more dups (but of course those of us with access
to several points-of-entry -- or anonymizers -- could still skew the curve).

i only voted once, tho... :)



Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-08 Thread Paul T. McNally
on 9/7/00 11:45 AM, Brooks R. Robinson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Greetings,
 There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
 sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!
 
I just voted. Debian is kicking ass at 33% followed by Slackware (my first
encounter with Linux years ago) at 23%. Redhat is back in 3rd at 14%.

http://www.justlinux.com



Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-08 Thread William Jensen
Have a perl script to automatically do the vote button say a thousand time?

heh

On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 03:51:54PM -0500, Paul T. McNally wrote:
 on 9/7/00 11:45 AM, Brooks R. Robinson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Greetings,
  There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
  sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!
  
 I just voted. Debian is kicking ass at 33% followed by Slackware (my first
 encounter with Linux years ago) at 23%. Redhat is back in 3rd at 14%.
 
 http://www.justlinux.com
 
 
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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-08 Thread Pat Mahoney
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 03:51:54PM -0500, Paul T. McNally wrote:
 on 9/7/00 11:45 AM, Brooks R. Robinson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Greetings,
  There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
  sitting at 7%!  Vote early and 

  Vote often!

I second that :)

  
 I just voted. Debian is kicking ass at 33% followed by Slackware (my first
 encounter with Linux years ago) at 23%. Redhat is back in 3rd at 14%
 
 http://www.justlinux.com
 

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Savor the sun; when the clouds come, make animals.
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Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-08 Thread Pollywog
 Greetings,
 There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
 sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!

Vote often??



Re: Another Poll (Update)

2000-09-08 Thread John Galt

Must be from Chicago...:)

On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Pollywog wrote:

  Greetings,
  There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
  sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!
 
 Vote often??
 
 
 

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Let superscripts and subscripts go their ways.
Our asymptotes no longer out of phase,
We shall encounter, counting, face to face.
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Another Poll

2000-09-07 Thread Brooks R. Robinson
Greetings,
There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian is
sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!

Brooks



Re: Another Poll

2000-09-07 Thread Michael Smith
Here's a better url:

http://www.justlinux.com/bin/poll/allpolls.pl

And to think I thought nobody ever used slackware.  Oh, well.

Brooks R. Robinson wrote:

 Greetings,
 There is yet another Linux version poll at www.justlinux.com!  Debian 
 is
 sitting at 7%!  Vote early and Vote often!

 Brooks

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