On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 09:52, Cliff Wells wrote:

> [snip serious comments]
> 
> The site is totally tongue-in-cheek:
> 
> I'm a Micorsoft user and I play space-cadet!  If yoo like linus get off
> my site!  I'll sue you!
> 
> Pretty funny, but let's not fall into the trap of taking it at face
> value.  The consistent misspelling of "Microsoft" should be the first
> clue.

Sorry, I was having an "anal retentive linux defensive" moment...

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