Early UNIX Contributor Robert Morris Dead at 78 90
dtmos writes "Robert Morris, a major contributor to the Unix password and security features while at Bell Labs, has passed at the age of 78. His interesting life was made even more interesting by his son, Robert Tappan Morris, who invented the computer worm."
What are the burial plans? (Score:5, Funny)
Conventional Burial? /dev/null ?
Cremation?
Crygenic Preservation?
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Re:What are the burial plans? (Score:5, Funny)
It would be only fitting for the dates on his headstone to be in seconds relative to the Unix epoch.
command line death (Score:4, Funny)
God@heaven /usr/earth/RobertTappanMorris sudo mv soul.bin /heaven /usr/earth/RobertTappanMorris rm -f * /usr/earth/RobertTappanMorris cd .. /usr/earth/ chmod 777 RobertTappanMorris
password:
God@heaven
God@heaven
God@heaven
(later other users will move his empty directory to /usr/earth/cemetery)
Re:command line death (Score:2, Funny)
That is his son you've just killed.
Re:command line death (Score:2, Funny)
God@heaven /usr/earth/RobertTappanMorris sudo mv soul.bin /heaven
Except he was an atheist.
God@heaven /usr/earth cd /heaven /heaven mv soul.bin /hell /heaven cd /hell /hell ./torture soul.bin -t fire
God@heaven
God@heaven
God@heaven
Re:What are the burial plans? (Score:3, Funny)
Conventional Burial? Cremation? Crygenic Preservation? . . /dev/null ?
Buried in a crypt, of course.