Woot! Beatles personality test

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George Harrison You scored -4 Extraversion and 7 Stability!

If you are a George then you are calm and unemotional. While Georges are generally self-content and kind, their shy personality can often inhibit enthusiasm in others and make themselves lazy and resistant to change. They are very consistent, relaxed, and observant, making them good administrators and diplomats. Like the Paul, the George has many friends. But the George is more reliable and compassionate; these characteristics typically make Georges like you a more dependable friend.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 0% on Extraversion You scored higher than 0% on Stability

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And he is left handed.....as I am

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Well at least you are still alive!

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I'm not sure what I think about being dead. ;p

Re: Well at least you are still alive!

[bonnie-tiler.livejournal.com]

you're not dead!with all things you have going, with your farm and all your handycraft and on top of all that you're a computer wiz..
I've been meaning to ask you about Linux, could I try that or do I have to be a geek to install and use it? Maybe try it on another computer?
george the original might be dead, but you're not...

Re: Well at least you are still alive!

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If you are pretty good at using Windows, installing programs and removing them, setting up a printer, that sort of basic stuff, then yes, you could try Linux. It's easiest if you have an old computer to put it onto first, so you can just erase the hard disk and put it on in place of Windows. But there are ways to try it out either by running it off a CD or by installing it on a partition or in a directory, if you can't spare a whole computer.

Unless you already know some UNIX stuff, I recommend one of the distributions made especially for a Linux beginner. Kubuntu or Ubuntu would be good, probably, and they have what they call a "live" CD where you can run right off the CD without installing anything to your hard disk. If you decide you like the way Linux works, then you get to figure out where to find enough disk space for it to be permanent.