USB Pen Drive User

[Scott Elcomb]

On Mon, 2004-05-31 at 22:33, Stewart C. Russell wrote:
> Fraser Campbell wrote:
> > 
> > If you can easily get access to a common subversion server from all of your 
> > machines you might find this easier than lugging around a pen drive.  I can 
> > easily arrange svn access for myself either through my vpn or an ssh tunnel.
> 
> c'mon -- "lugging"? My 256MB SanDisk Cruzer weighs less than 15g, and is 
> smaller than a Bic lighter. It works with every computer I've 
> encountered. It works where there is no network (like the Go train).
> 
> The Subversion manual might as well start "Take three chickens and a 
> sharp knife ...". It's decidedly user-fiendly. Unlike drag and drop with 
> the USB drive.
> 
>   Stewart

Lol, I've been away from windows to long.  :) Drag and drop.  I'm a nano
fan, so I've taken to calling it ^K^U.

-- 
Scott Elcomb
http://psema4.gotdns.com
https://sourceforge.net/projects/avalonweb/

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