Quote:
quoted from "https://lwn.net/Articles/462859/" As one of the founders of Unix, and more importantly the philosophy unix embodied, Dennis Ritchie has an echo in practically every company and technology in use around the world today.

By the founder and visionary of the free OS and "C" coding language

RIP

thomars.dm wrote:
don't worry
die hard Linux supporters (i'm not) would probably no him the most any way
Linux is such a small computer community that most of the time it is unnoticed

Let me reword that second sentance so it has atleast a thread on structure to it. It looks like a dictonary just sneezed.

Die-hard Linux supporters (which I'm not) would probably know him more then most.

MasterLagger wrote:
Takes SPY hat off
RIP Dennis Ritchie, whoever you are. (Not a joke, I haven't heard of him before)

If I'm correct Dennis Ritchie was the creator of the C programming langauge and more or less created the Unix OS as well.

WinstonSmith wrote:
MasterLagger wrote:

Takes SPY hat off
RIP Dennis Ritchie, whoever you are. (Not a joke, I haven't heard of him before)

If I'm correct Dennis Ritchie was the creator of the C programming langauge and more or less created the Unix OS as well.

I haven't heard of Unix OS either. C programming, like the C++ programing class or am I thinking of something else?

iWork925 wrote:
Let me reword that second sentance so it has atleast a thread on structure to it. It looks like a dictonary just sneezed.

I can't tell if this is deliberate.

NuclearDuckie wrote:
iWork925 wrote:

Let me reword that second sentance so it has atleast a thread on structure to it. It looks like a dictonary just sneezed.

I can't tell if this is deliberate.

The dictionary sneezed twice.

thomars.dm wrote:
yes somebody real has died
nothing more to say
super insulting dude there would be no apple or windows without him

Says the guy who rips on Steve Jobs after he died.