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Rod Speed wrote in message ...
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>Aaron <chaaron@lave.net> wrote in message
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>> Rod Speed wrote
>>> Aaron <chaaron@lave.net> wrote
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>>>> That is one of the nice things I remember from Linux, and the
>>>> little Unix I saw in the military.  You create a partition, either
>>>> the whole hard disk, or only part of it, and give it a volume
>>>> label.  Then you can access it with that volume label.
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>>>> Why didn't Microsoft think of this when they started?
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>>> There are awkwiditys with any OS.
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>>> You dont have to fart around recompiling
>>> the kernal, unlike unix quite a bit of the time.
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>> Did I mention recompiling kernals and such?
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>You have always been, and always will be, completely and utterly
irrelevant.


That's awfully grownup.

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>Yes, unix does the drive labelling better, and the install
>etc much worse. There are awkwiditys with any OS.

And losers such as yourself too.

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>> I asked about one simple feature that Microsoft, in its infinite
>> wisdom, did not implement. And by now they wish they had.
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>Its always easy with 20/20 hindsight.

Hint, Hint, Wink, Wink.

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>> Why do you think they finally have the Active Directory?  Not to mention
>> the industry standard things like fully qualified domain names,  URLs,
and
>> UNCs. Networked computers being able to use 26 resources is a joke.
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>Having to recompile the kernal is a joke.

As are you.

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>All OSs have their awkwiditys.

As do pud whackers like you.

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