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1 to post on the forum that the lamp burned;
1 to post that missed download updates the lamp in the last update;
5 to suggest that he use the lamp manaplus;
1 tells him to build his own lamp manaplus;
1 Question if he uses Linux;
3 They say him use Ubuntu, which has repositories with easy installation or reinstallation of the lamp;
1 to say it Ubuntu is a noob thing. And to say that Linux users do not really afraid of the dark;
1 noob to suggest to install lamp on windows that is very easy;
100 for flooding the windows noob inbox;
1 to ask to know your level;
10 other noobs to give “#itenplz”;
1 to say that lack Iron Powder for the “#ingrav” to light the lamp;
1 to call him to the graveyard and not need lamp.
3 developers to try to fix the lamp, and put the solution in the test server;
2 translators to translate the box lamp;
1 administrator to make a trivia worth a new lamp that not yet released;
5 to post that did not like the new lamp. And will make a fork and create a better lamp;
1 to say it the lamp should be run as root;
1 to say it gave error;

The father of the first User. while all others were arguing, going to the market and buy the cheapest lamp he saw ahead.

#itenplz

100 to the noob who never played TMW but follow this forum. Hahahh . . . .

P.S. BTW, I don't understand what is the lamp mean for? Is that the real lamp, or what? (dump head)

It doesn't make a lot of sense to install LAMP on a windows box ... that would be a WAMP. Well, I guess you could use a VM ... it'd still probably be faster (Linux in a VM is often faster than native Windows applications).

Though personally, I'd rather LAPP or maybe even LEPP or even something crazy like LEP⌒.

Oh my god . . LAMP -> Linux Apache MySQL Package . . .
I used to work using XAMP on Windows, instead manually install for Apache & MySQL while working on Linux.

fuadfauzi wrote:Oh my god . . LAMP -> Linux Apache MySQL Package . . .
I used to work using XAMP on Windows, instead manually install for Apache & MySQL while working on Linux.

The P stands for Perl, PHP, or Python ... usually PHP these days, but Perl used to be very popular.

/me stealth-edits his previous post ... and wonders how many people will get the last acronym.

o11c wrote:

fuadfauzi wrote:Oh my god . . LAMP -> Linux Apache MySQL Package . . .
I used to work using XAMP on Windows, instead manually install for Apache & MySQL while working on Linux.

The P stands for Perl, PHP, or Python ... usually PHP these days, but Perl used to be very popular.

/me stealth-edits his previous post ... and wonders how many people will get the last acronym.

Hehehehe . . . My Mistakes . . T_T
BTW, in this matter, what is the LAMP use for? According to the TMW . . .

Does it mean that we can make something like TMW Local inside our Localhost Server (sandbox)?

For those without the cultural background, the intended joke here is is an instance of:

How many members of a specific demographic does it take to change a lightbulb?
A finite amount. One to actually change the lightbulb and the remainder to act in a manner stereotypical of that demographic.

forgot to add: 1 to get Iten when lamp is changed

ahahah! hilarious!XD

Very nice one from you Freya fellow

Let us try to consider any casual "EU Lamp" to be an actual "US Bulb" ....