Unlikely. If Shuttleworth's faithful followers were behind it, the spam would probably all include links to Amazon, hoping the hits would earn money for Canonical, and Ubuntu One trophies for the spammers.golinux wrote:the butnut troops might be responsible for the deluge of spam
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Aha, yeah I remember when those were announced. I could not for the life of me see any reason why that exists. Well same for KDE activities as well. Makes me confused.Randicus wrote:Ubuntu One trophies for the spammers.
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KDE activities?
That's a new one for me. What do they award? Gear-and-K symbols?
I am sure I know which members of that forum the trophies are targeted at. Although beans and trophies strikes me as a little over-kill.
That's a new one for me. What do they award? Gear-and-K symbols?
I could not for the life of me see any reason why that exists.
I am sure I know which members of that forum the trophies are targeted at. Although beans and trophies strikes me as a little over-kill.
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Tramadol wrenched snick and Norvasc, whatever they are, and Acetaminophen and Soma chairs.
So much for the butnut conspiracy theory.
So much for the butnut conspiracy theory.
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Activities isn't an awards thing, just a useless feature bloating code. It lets you run a different plasma setup during your current session. This would be useful perhaps for folk that use plasma a LOT. I personally don't give a crap about the feature, nor see any valid use case for real people. But I am going off topic, sorry.
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