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Old 06-13-2010
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Please excuse my long absence from the Unix and Linux Forums, but I have been busy at school getting my CIW Associate Certificate. I have also been in the process of designing my own business cards, stationary and envelopes for Prudent Technologies the company I have started with modest success. Not too long ago the Hard drive on my year old Lenovo N500 4233-54u laptop went dead so I had to replace it with a Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB model number WD5000BEVT 5400 RPM 2.5'' sata drive, and install ing Debian lLinux on it.


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Old 06-14-2010
Congratulations with the certificate. FloridaBSD is not the name of a new distribution you have developed in the meantime by any chance?
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Old 06-22-2010
FlodridqBSD is just the user name I choose because I was in Florida at the time joined the unix.com community!
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