HMA.lua [PART III]

#!/bin/lua
out1 = "HAX MY ANUS"
out2 = "HAX MY ANUS"
hma = math.random(1, 500)

if hma < 250 then
   print( out1 )
else
   print( out2 )

>>12
Slackware will run merrily on such computers. I had Slack installed on an old Pentium and it ran quite nicely (until the machine died in 2006). Ubuntu and Fedora, and practically any Linux distribution, when you take the time to uninstall all the shit that they stuff into them by default, will run equally well.