Comments for Robert Small, The blog thereof. http://www.robertsmall.org The inane ramblings of a young man. Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:04:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on My new computation device. by SmallR2002 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/08/19/my-new-computation-device/#comment-187 SmallR2002 Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:38:25 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/?p=64#comment-187 Added OS/partitioning information. The 16GB of swap is for image/audio editing where I often have cause to edit very large files. Kind regards, Robert. Added OS/partitioning information.

The 16GB of swap is for image/audio editing where I often have cause to edit very large files.

Kind regards, Robert.

]]> Comment on Addressing the issue of the over active ego in one of my readers. by Ryan http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-137 Ryan Sat, 05 Apr 2008 17:58:21 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-137 Rob, sometimes you are one of the funniest people I know, you completely buried this "Wilmur" character, and left him for the maggots to aid the decomposition of his rotting incompetent corpse. He really should think before taking on the master :P I don't think we'll be seeing much more of Wilmur anytime soon, at least. Rob, sometimes you are one of the funniest people I know, you completely buried this “Wilmur” character, and left him for the maggots to aid the decomposition of his rotting incompetent corpse.

He really should think before taking on the master :P
I don’t think we’ll be seeing much more of Wilmur anytime soon, at least.

]]> Comment on Addressing the issue of the over active ego in one of my readers. by SmallR2002 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-136 SmallR2002 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 17:15:43 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-136 Side note: It seems that 'Wilmur' has decided that the best way to regain the respect of the readers here is to post slurrying comments on my 'MySpace' page. Quoth 'Wilmur': i rejected your dad. I somehow doubt this. I get a strange feeling you might be making up petty insults to get at me. Of course I must be wrong, after all you're all grown up and mature now; aren't you? Kind regards, Robert. Side note:
It seems that ‘Wilmur’ has decided that the best way to regain the respect of the readers here is to post slurrying comments on my ‘MySpace’ page.

Quoth ‘Wilmur’: i rejected your dad.
I somehow doubt this. I get a strange feeling you might be making up petty insults to get at me. Of course I must be wrong, after all you’re all grown up and mature now; aren’t you?

Kind regards, Robert.

]]> Comment on Addressing the issue of the over active ego in one of my readers. by SmallR2002 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-135 SmallR2002 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 17:11:55 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/30/addressing-the-issue-of-the-over-active-ego-in-one-of-my-readers/#comment-135 To Anonymous or '88.110.255.151' Quoth yourself: gay I'm not, but I'm glad to see that you've outgrown rather lame semi-insulting phrases. Quoth yourself: i heard u bummed urself That's interesting, I didn't. Out of interest had you come across an interesting book called a 'Dictionary', in it you'll discover that the correct spelling of 'you' is such, and 'urself' is actually 'yourself'. I'm sure this will be most enlightening and I do hope I've helped you in your burgeoning grasp of the English language! Soon you'll be able to spell almost as well as my Dutch, German, French, or Italian friends. Oh, by the way, I didn't know it was possible for the human body to perform such acrobatics as to 'bum' oneself. I will put this out there to my homosexual friends, maybe one of them can tell me as I don't have any experience on that side of the fence. My kindest regards, Robert. * PS: I didn't allow your comments through as it seems you don't have the courage to write your own name or the sense to spell the word 'you' To Anonymous or ‘88.110.255.151′

Quoth yourself: gay
I’m not, but I’m glad to see that you’ve outgrown rather lame semi-insulting phrases.

Quoth yourself: i heard u bummed urself
That’s interesting, I didn’t. Out of interest had you come across an interesting book called a ‘Dictionary’, in it you’ll discover that the correct spelling of ‘you’ is such, and ‘urself’ is actually ‘yourself’. I’m sure this will be most enlightening and I do hope I’ve helped you in your burgeoning grasp of the English language! Soon you’ll be able to spell almost as well as my Dutch, German, French, or Italian friends.

Oh, by the way, I didn’t know it was possible for the human body to perform such acrobatics as to ‘bum’ oneself. I will put this out there to my homosexual friends, maybe one of them can tell me as I don’t have any experience on that side of the fence.

My kindest regards, Robert.

* PS: I didn’t allow your comments through as it seems you don’t have the courage to write your own name or the sense to spell the word ‘you’

]]> Comment on How I have become disgraced. by ieatatsonic http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/27/how-i-have-become-disgraced/#comment-132 ieatatsonic Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:42:09 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/10/27/how-i-have-become-disgraced/#comment-132 I think that you really can judge people by the way they comment different stuff. Some people, even expressing negative thoughts, are still polite and they respect and understand other people. Some people are not even trying to be nice, they just don’t care. I think self-confident person will always act nice, no matter what other people do I think that you really can judge people by the way they comment different stuff. Some people, even expressing negative thoughts, are still polite and they respect and understand other people. Some people are not even trying to be nice, they just don’t care. I think self-confident person will always act nice, no matter what other people do

]]> Comment on Something for nothing by Mogra http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/03/05/something-for-nothing/#comment-123 Mogra Wed, 05 Mar 2008 23:06:21 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/03/05/something-for-nothing/#comment-123 Indeed, I completely concur with this. But I feel it is not just "something from nothing", rather, "easy street" mentality. Nonetheless, it is a wrong perspective on how to go about from day to day. Indeed, I completely concur with this. But I feel it is not just “something from nothing”, rather, “easy street” mentality. Nonetheless, it is a wrong perspective on how to go about from day to day.

]]> Comment on USB Rescue/Emergency Stick (Parachute on a stick) by SmallR2002 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-122 SmallR2002 Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:53:17 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-122 I agree with Daz too. BackTrack would provide most needed things if you're willing to boot from USB and use it. I feel it's highly likely I'll use it for a bootable distro. However stand-alone software which does the same would be useful on the non-booting side. Kind Regards, Robert I agree with Daz too. BackTrack would provide most needed things if you’re willing to boot from USB and use it. I feel it’s highly likely I’ll use it for a bootable distro. However stand-alone software which does the same would be useful on the non-booting side.

Kind Regards, Robert

]]> Comment on USB Rescue/Emergency Stick (Parachute on a stick) by Digital Pioneer http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-121 Digital Pioneer Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:48:49 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-121 Could use a partitioning tool, as Daz said. Actually, all of Daz's items are good suggestions. :) But then BackTrack contains all of them... Could use a partitioning tool, as Daz said. Actually, all of Daz’s items are good suggestions. :) But then BackTrack contains all of them…

]]> Comment on USB Rescue/Emergency Stick (Parachute on a stick) by Daz http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-120 Daz Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:36:29 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2008/02/27/usb-rescueemergency-stick-parachute-on-a-stick/#comment-120 paritioning tool. MBR / repairing stuff. undelete tools. filesystem repair. internet access. paritioning tool.
MBR / repairing stuff.
undelete tools.
filesystem repair.
internet access.

]]> Comment on On the matter of lunch. by VOYAGER http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/11/01/on-the-matter-of-lunch/#comment-119 VOYAGER Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:02:53 +0000 http://www.robertsmall.org/2007/11/01/on-the-matter-of-lunch/#comment-119 #1 crusty hard roll (not those soft crappy ones )butter both sides put 2 slices of alpine lace swiss ,2 pieces of Vermont maple cured ham and hand full of Saratoga chips in between close and enjoy. #2 couple Michigan dogs with french fries(chips for you small2003) and a Saratoga Ale --. mmmmgood Michigan dogs=natural casing dogs fried not steamed with special meat sauce, mustard ,onions and New England style rolls. #1 crusty hard roll (not those soft crappy ones )butter both sides put 2 slices of alpine lace swiss ,2 pieces of Vermont maple cured ham and hand full of Saratoga chips in between close and enjoy.

#2 couple Michigan dogs with french fries(chips for you small2003) and a Saratoga Ale –.
mmmmgood
Michigan dogs=natural casing dogs fried not steamed with special meat sauce, mustard ,onions and New England style rolls.

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