Hey fellows,

I'm Neuromatic and living in germany. Im Linux-User for ~2 Years. I've searched for a board that had a international comunity for more than one OS. Here can be talked about every *nix and this is simply great.

Farewell,

Neuromatic

Yes there is diversity in OS users here, FreeBSD, Linux, OpenBSD, OSX, IRIX, you name it.

Anyway, welcome and I hope you'll enjoy your stay here!

I'll roll my welcome quote once again.
"Good news from afar can bring you a welcome visitor."

Thank you guys, and sorry about the farewell. Its bad school english.

Danke :). Meinst Du nicht es stößt den anderen übel auf, wenn wir in einem englischsprachigen Forum deutsch schreiben?

Welcome, I hope you enjoy your stay at UnixHub! I know I have!

Willkommen auf Unix Hub. :) Ich werde Sie um Hilfe auf meine Hausaufgaben fragen wenn Sie kommen um IRC. :P

theconjuring Wrote:ch werde Sie um Hilfe auf meine Hausaufgaben fragen

If you need help for doing your homework just send me a message in irc :)

(22-08-2013, 11:15 AM)theconjuring Wrote: Willkommen auf Unix Hub. :) Ich werde Sie um Hilfe auf meine Hausaufgaben fragen wenn Sie kommen um IRC. :P

Perl, OpenBSD, die deutsche Sprache .. is there anything you don't somehow know? :P

Welcome Neuromatic. :)

shtols Wrote:Perl, OpenBSD, die deutsche Sprache .. is there anything you don't somehow know?

I know nothing about OpenBSD, why do you think that? :D

Hey dude, I barely know Perl, OpenBSD and die Deutsche Sprache. Jack of all trades, master of none :p

(23-08-2013, 05:56 AM)Neuromatic Wrote:

shtols Wrote:Perl, OpenBSD, die deutsche Sprache .. is there anything you don't somehow know?

I know nothing about OpenBSD, why do you think that? :D

I think he was actually talking to theconjuring, who surprises us often with his knowledge on broad array of topics

shix Wrote:Don't trust Google Translate

That is what I've learned yesterday :)

dbcooper Wrote:I think he was actually talking to theconjuring

Oh, embarrassing. Sometimes english grammar is a bit confusing :P

NeoTerra Wrote:Es gibt viele Deutsche hier

Das überrascht mich jetzt… :)

shix Wrote:Neo sometimes likes to get his daily Jewkakke.

wtf xD

Welcome to Unixhub! ^^

(24-08-2013, 02:42 AM)Neuromatic Wrote:

dbcooper Wrote:I think he was actually talking to theconjuring

Oh, embarrassing. Sometimes english grammar is a bit confusing :P

And German is not confusing? :P

Neinneinneinneinnein! Tze whole language must be complicated!

(As somebody with German as his mother tongue: Apologies for being so complicated.)

(21-08-2013, 06:04 PM)Neuromatic Wrote: Danke :). Meinst Du nicht es stößt den anderen übel auf, wenn wir in einem englischsprachigen Forum deutsch schreiben?

Ja.

(28-08-2013, 06:29 PM)shix Wrote: I'm learning German and this whole die das der crap is fucking confusing.

If you think that's confusing, better give up right now. It's going to get a lot more complicated. Actually, that's why I love German.

In my opinion german grammar has more sense and is more locical, but maybe I'm a bit retarted in this case :)
But a good point why english is a good laguage is, the he/she/it thing.
In english it is just 'the students' in german it is: 'Die Studenten, Studentenin' he/Der Student - she/Die Studentin. That makes me confusing, because german is the only language where male and female had other words for same job.

tfw my mother tongue is German and my grammar knowledge is probably much worse than that of some 'foreigners'.

What always troubles me in English is the non-existent distinction between formal and informal. In German you have 'du' and 'Sie'. In English it's only 'you'.

NeroTerra Wrote:I love German! Wish more people spoke it :/

First time I've heard this :D