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- 08-02-2009 #1forum.guy
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Linux Credit Card, Anyone?
The Linux Foundation is pleased to offer a Linux-branded affinity credit card for those who want to support the Linux Foundation's activities while expressing their commitment to Linux:
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- 08-03-2009 #2Super Moderator
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That's pretty cool, I think it shows Linux is going mainstream quicker than most realize.
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Wow! This is great news. Hope this becomes available soon in our country.
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I'm very anti credit card, but this is cool for people who use credit, and want to help passively fund FOSS.
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- 08-03-2009 #5Linux Guru
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Interesting, but I don't think the wife would approve of me changing the picture on my VISA. Currently it's a picture of her.
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maybe you could photoshop (I mean gimp ...) the 2 pictures together, so you have a half gf half tux picture.
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How about putting her face into Tux's belly?
Originally Posted by meton_magis 
Alternatively you could maybe give her a pet name of 'Penguin' and say it's a tribute to her? I'm sure most girls would love to be compared to a penguin
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I can see it now. "So... you had Tux eat me?" Originally Posted by Kieren Registered Linux user #270181
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You can tell her she's actually wearing tux as a hatI can see it now. "So... you had Tux eat me?"Linux User #453176
- 08-03-2009 #10forum.guy
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Not sure, but I'd think that these will bring lots of attention to Linux when used in retail outlets. Lots of cashiers will notice the penguin and then be inclined to ask about Linux. It seems to me like it's probably a good thing, all around.
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