A sarcastic derivative of lmao, lma means that you know what your friend just said was a horrible joke that he is laughing, and you think it was pathetic and don't really want to laugh at it all.
Person 1: Why did the republican cross the road?
Person 2: ?
Person 1: TO KILL BABIES!! LOLOLOLOL
Person 2: lma...
Person 1: *explodes*
Person 2: ?
Person 1: TO KILL BABIES!! LOLOLOLOL
Person 2: lma...
Person 1: *explodes*
by Nate August 12, 2004
DragonFlyBSD is one of several Unix-like operating systems stemming from the BSD4.4-lite release of the Berkeley Software Distributions.
Originally derived from FreeBSD 4.8, on July 16, 2003, DragonFlyBSD has imported many of the FreeBSD 5 tree's useful developments, mostly drivers and bug fixes.
DragonFlyBSD is focused at becoming highly scalable and is rewriting much of how the operating system uses it's processors. It is currently focused on the ix86 platform, but is keeping as open as possible to the AMD64, macppc, sparc and sparc64 architectures.
DragonFlyBSD's mascot is fred, a bright red dragonfly with his own plush dolls.
Currently working towards the 1.0 release, DragonFlyBSD is still not completely stable.
Using FreeBSD as the base Matt Dillon, a prominent Amiga, Linux and FreeBSD programmer, started DragonFlyBSD when a difference of opinion in how FreeBSD 5 should be developed arose, resulting in what some are calling the fourth major open source BSD.
Originally derived from FreeBSD 4.8, on July 16, 2003, DragonFlyBSD has imported many of the FreeBSD 5 tree's useful developments, mostly drivers and bug fixes.
DragonFlyBSD is focused at becoming highly scalable and is rewriting much of how the operating system uses it's processors. It is currently focused on the ix86 platform, but is keeping as open as possible to the AMD64, macppc, sparc and sparc64 architectures.
DragonFlyBSD's mascot is fred, a bright red dragonfly with his own plush dolls.
Currently working towards the 1.0 release, DragonFlyBSD is still not completely stable.
Using FreeBSD as the base Matt Dillon, a prominent Amiga, Linux and FreeBSD programmer, started DragonFlyBSD when a difference of opinion in how FreeBSD 5 should be developed arose, resulting in what some are calling the fourth major open source BSD.
DragonFlyBSD is a project with really big goals and a highly talented hacker leading it's development.
by Nate July 07, 2004
by Nate March 10, 2005
Dont talk to that chick, her brother is a charlie bravo.
Check out that chick with the half shaved purple hair, she's probably a real charlie bravo.
Check out that chick with the half shaved purple hair, she's probably a real charlie bravo.
by nate June 25, 2004
by Nate June 04, 2004
by nate March 28, 2005