Flux!

found some nice quote on the web, thought i'll share it on my blog...

"'Good enough' is never good enough What is the ideal implementation? Let's implement that."

— Andrew Morton, in an August 24th, 2008 message on the Linux Kernel mailing list.


"A weak coder becomes a strong coder by reading code and writing code - every day, for fun."

— Daniel Phillips, in an August 31st 2008 message on the Tux3 mailing list.


"I wasn't even trying to invent a new protocol or anything, I was simply fixing the haphazard mathematical algorithms the clearly non-mathematically-oriented programmers built into those crufty clients."

— Matthew Dillon, in a July 22nd, 2008 message on the DragonFly BSD Kernel mailing list.


here's to those apple lover out there :p
"When you buy from Apple, you do not get what you paid for. Instead you get exactly what you got suckered into buying."

— Theo de Raadt, in a June 14th, 2008 message on the OpenBSD -misc mailing list.


"You really need to realize that reality is messy, and things cannot be pefect. You also need to realize and *understand* that aiming for 'good' is actually much BETTER than trying to aim for 'perfect'. Perfect is the enemy of good."

— Linus Torvalds, in a May 2nd, 2008 message on the Linux kernel mailing list.


"I'd like to keep linux simple even at the cost of some speed hit, as otherwise it grows until nobody really understands it."

— Linus Torvalds, in a November 17th, 1991 message on the Linux Activists mailing list.