[NCLUG] a little factoid to brighten your day

[Mike Loseke]

Thus spake listz at hate.cx:
> 
> iirc novell does that too.

 As does HP-UX. Maybe slightly different syntax/format but at a glance it
looks the same.

> on Thu Aug 14 22:02, Daniel Miles disclosed: 
> > About 4 days ago I took an early morning flight to Seattle and since it
> > was early in the morning, they didn't have all their security stations
> > up and running yet, a few were still turned off...
> > 
> > However, while I was waiting in line, they booted up another station
> > (for those of you not familiar, it's a thing that scans your
> > carry-on-luggage and has a metal detector that you walk through) and it
> > looked like the standard RH boot process...
> > 
> > Starting this service....			[  OK  ]
> > Starting that service....			[  OK  ]
> > 
> > You all know what I'm talking about.
> > 
> > Summary: I think the airport security stations at DIA (and possibly
> > everywhere since they all look like the same equipment) run Linux.

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