Egomaniacos mensajes

Ayer deje abierta mi sesión en un cluster remoto, después de un rato de inactividad esta termino la sesión, pero antes de cerrarse me toco ver estos mensajes, supongo que por el sistema de mensajes del MPI y no tengo idea de quien los mando:

Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm4 (pts/8) 
(Mon Feb 22 19:58:07Dominaremos el mundo con pthreads

Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm13 (pts/14) 
(Mon Feb 22 19:58:callate

Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm4 (pts/8) 
(Mon Feb 22 19:58:37Callame

Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm18 (pts/18) 
Mon Feb 22 19:58:bye
}^_

Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm17 (pts/19) 
Mon Feb 22 20:25:largate a Canad?

Me gusto el largate a Canadá, sobre todo con los olímpicos que hay ahora.
Eso me recuerda que varios programadores en su etapa de aprendizaje son bastante ocurrentes (y mal hablados) en sus primeros pininos de código.

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  1. UnknownMarch 10, 2010 at 7:09 AM

    Broadcast message from clase_distribuidos_itesm4 (pts/8)
    (wen march 22 19:58:07 el comienzo del twist, a proposito, ayer vi al @mateitor, saludos bro :)

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  2. LinxeMarch 11, 2010 at 9:29 AM

    Que tal Bro, como esta el consagrado rejoneador? ya tiene rato que no se de el, luego cuentas, saludos

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