An because we have personal lives that should never be interfered with
by pesky emails, then this justifies the list moderator implementing
the "no more email" rule. Should we all support this new proposal? :)

My partner long ago learned to embrace the computer, she's been running Linux on her laptop for about 5 years now. And no, I didn't coerce her at all, she simply saw the light of the command-line (black text on white background).

</wishful_thinking>
Our weekends are spent hacking device drivers and fine-tuning kernel parameters... the baby does QA on the code.
</wishful_thinking>

Saidi

On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 1:17 AM, Gakuru Alex <alexgakuru.lists@gmail.com> wrote:
Perhaps we need a new rule. "No more emails":-)

On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 12:32 AM, saidimu apale <saidimu@gmail.com> wrote:
>> my wife thinks I spend too much time on computers,
>
> Wife? You mean people on this list have a life? ;)

Because Sundays are rest days for Christians (Saturdays for SDAs),
Fridays for Muslims, Monday 8-5 reserved for productive work for the
employer or public servant, evening for family (mum, dad, wife/hussy,
(bf or gf), or kids at school with teachers, public holidays means we
should all relax and observe the purpose those days were demarcated on
the calender(e.g. follow TV speeches on Madaraka and Jamhuri,
Kenyatta, Moi, Labour Days etc..)

An because we have personal lives that should never be interfered with
by pesky emails, then this justifies the list moderator implementing
the "no more email" rule. Should we all support this new proposal? :)

Caveat,

If you are reading this email while in any of the above situations,
then you are guilty as charged  for flouting the very principle we
collectively aspire to promote and uphold.

lightly,

a.