https://namingschemes.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=ChrisfNaming Schemes - User contributions [en]2026-04-22T23:20:42ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.38.4https://namingschemes.com/index.php?title=Generals&diff=4431Generals2007-04-01T13:36:08Z<p>Chrisf: </p>
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<div>*Zhukov<br />
*Eisenhower or Ike<br />
*Franks<br />
*Grant<br />
*Lee<br />
*Jackson<br />
*Montegomery<br />
*Patton<br />
*Paulus<br />
*Pershing<br />
*Powell<br />
*Rommel<br />
*Sherman<br />
*Napoléon<br />
*Sideburns<br />
*Bradley<br />
*Halsey<br />
*MacArthur<br />
*Lemay<br />
*Marshall (Chief of Staff during WWII)<br />
*Nimitz(*)<br />
*Yamamoto(*)<br />
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(*) Yes these are admirals. <br />
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For a small heterogeneous network, you can use WWII Allied Generals for *nix boxes and Axis Generals for Windows boxes.</div>Chrisfhttps://namingschemes.com/index.php?title=Email_Server&diff=4430Email Server2007-04-01T13:31:25Z<p>Chrisf: </p>
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<div>* Cliff - mailman from Cheers<br />
* Newman - mailman from Seinfeld (particularily if your mail server is a bit of a pain in the ass)<br />
* Pat - Postman with cat<br />
* Hermes - messenger of the Greek/Roman gods<br />
* Echo - Greek nymph, cursed by Hera to always repeat another's voice.<br />
* At one time Mindspring used the names of former postmaster-generals. That however led to quite a few that no one knew how to spell.</div>Chrisfhttps://namingschemes.com/index.php?title=Generals&diff=4429Generals2007-04-01T13:04:12Z<p>Chrisf: </p>
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<div>*Zhukov<br />
*Eisenhower or Ike<br />
*Franks<br />
*Grant<br />
*Lee<br />
*Jackson<br />
*Montegomery<br />
*Patton<br />
*Paulus<br />
*Pershing<br />
*Powell<br />
*Rommel<br />
*Sherman<br />
*Napoléon<br />
*Sideburns<br />
*Bradley<br />
*Halsey</div>Chrisf