Re: The Day The Routers Died

[Gadi Evron <ge () linuxbox org>]

Gives a whole new definition to the word rootkit.

On Sat, 3 Nov 2007, Dennis Henderson wrote:

> In another life in the 90's, my sales partner and I paid a call on the
> State of Kansas trying to sell them some consulting services.
>
> Almost all the. Network engineers used the term rooter....   You had
> to be there....  In Topeka Kansas with a Copenhagen dipping guys
> calling their Cisco gear rooters..
>
> Anyway...
>
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> On 11/3/07, der Mouse <mouse () rodents montreal qc ca> wrote:
> > > Some minor English dialects (e.g. en_US and en_CA) get the word
> > > "route" (pr. root) mixed up with the word "rout" (pr. rowt);
> >
> > As opposed to others, which get "route" mixed up with "root", which
> > also means something totally different (and, depending on exactly which
> > dialect you speak, possibly even off-colour).
> >
> > Does anyone know of an en_* which pronounces "route", "rout", and
> > "root" each distinct from the other two?
> >
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