(13:19:33) HIM ROcks699: Yeah that is what ibm runs on there servers at work and i told them to try debian and they havnt had a problem since
(13:20:01) |: That's kinda sorta . . far-fetched.
(13:20:22) HIM ROcks699: what you mean far-fetched
(13:21:29) HIM ROcks699: well thats just what they run at my grandfathers work and he works at ibm
(13:22:53) |: What I mean is it doesn't sound true because they aren't going to take advice from someone who's never run a server before.
(13:23:07) HIM ROcks699: no i didnt tell them
(13:23:10) HIM ROcks699: my grandfather did
(13:23:14) |: Ah
(13:23:17) |: You said you did
(13:23:22) |: And see, that's like, no
(13:23:36) HIM ROcks699: No he has a linux desktop at home 
(13:23:40) HIM ROcks699: that he installed himself
(13:25:40) HIM ROcks699: Lets just get off the topic then
(13:26:52) |: So, you didn't tell them to run Debian, and, it wasn't the computers at IBM, it was his computer at his home.
(13:27:00) HIM ROcks699: yes
(13:27:04) |: Nor was it IBM you told but your grandfather.
(13:27:15) |: And you didn't tell him to, he told them . . err, himself to.
(13:27:27) HIM ROcks699: wow your confusing me
(13:28:01) |: "My grandfather switched to Debian and hasn't had any problems since." is quite different from "I told IBM to try Debian instead of Redhat and they haven't had any problems since."
(13:28:13) HIM ROcks699: sorry
(13:28:17) HIM ROcks699: what ever 
(13:28:28) HIM ROcks699: i am tired i am going o go take a nap i have had a long ass day
(13:28:57) |: Lates
(13:29:12) HIM ROcks699: lates