1:24:03
you know it was
at 41, it was at 42, it was at 47,
1:24:08
it was at 53, it was at 51...
1:24:11
Every machine as far as I can tell
on the show floor
1:24:16
is pointed to their e-trade accounts or their
broker accounts, they know the Red Hat's price
1:24:21
I can't believe this.
47
1:24:24
I just heard 53.
1:24:26
Oh, boy.
1:24:28
Hang on, I didn't buy it.
1:24:30
You didn't buy?
1:24:32
No, no, I didn't buy.
1:24:34
I should've bought, but uh...
1:24:36
No no, that's great.
1:24:38
If it's... if it's....
1:24:40
You guys don't know?
1:24:42
Well, you know
1:24:43
Red Hat being successful as just means that
1:24:46
It legitimizes Linux
So it's much easier for us to go out
1:25:10
Rob Malda (CmdrTaco) ...
on the Red Hat IPO
1:25:14
It's kind of been a little bit divided.
1:25:16
You've got a lot of people
1:25:17
that are pretty hardcore and
1:25:18
And they're kind of offended by that
1:25:20
you know, cause they work really hard,
they are not really getting...
1:25:24
maybe they fair share out of that.
1:25:27
Some people do get ticked.
1:25:28
and you know the thing
1:25:29
that you see that on a lot of mailing lists
or on Slashdot you'll read, you know
1:25:32
This guy is really mad because he didn't
get chance to, he's didn't get a chance to do...
1:25:40
to get stock from Red Hat
1:25:42
He didn't get a chance to get...
to get a job from this other company, you know.
1:25:49
But the, the kind of the shocking secret
there is that,
1:25:53
Most the really hardcore guys,
you know, they don't care so much.
1:25:56
The guys that are kind of really down in trenches.
1:25:59
They're writing this code because
they need this code.