Zane Gilmore wrote:
Most of us programmers/geeks love to expound our knowledge ;-)
and we definitely need people who are not afraid of
asking questions.
Because there are often so many ways of solving a problem, all of
us often will read answers from others and learn something new,
no
Ben Aitchison wrote:
On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 09:36:00AM +1200, Zane Gilmore wrote:
Most of us programmers/geeks love to expound our knowledge ;-)
and we definitely need people who are not afraid of
asking questions.
Because there are often so many ways of solving a problem, all of
us often
Robert Fisher wrote:
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Well I've always believed there is no such thing as a stupid question,
only stupid answers. I know it's old and hairy but if you don't ask,
you don't learn.
I am sure I speak for most here if I say that no one objects to
answering even the most basic of queries.
Adrian Stacey wrote:
I am sure I speak for most here if I say that no one objects to
answering even the most basic of queries. I'll even go as far as to say
that some of the answers to these early 'what the...' questions are even
useful to the more experienced user.
Indeed. If I see
Pleased that the group was of service. I hope you'll attend some
meetings :-) Keep an eye on the list for notification.
--
Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Julian Carver wrote:
Personally I really like new users with new (and old) questions. There
are so many reasons:
Well, I normally hate, 'me too' posts but this one deserves it :)
Adrian
Given the speed of your reply, Nick, I wonder if steering my daughter
toward studying for a law degree was a good idea...
H... maybe it was vbg
Adrian
Nick Rout wrote:
Well, I normally hate, 'me too' posts but this one deserves it :)
Adrian
me too
(hell Adrian, you asked for that
On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 09:36:00AM +1200, Zane Gilmore wrote:
Most of us programmers/geeks love to expound our knowledge ;-)
and we definitely need people who are not afraid of
asking questions.
Because there are often so many ways of solving a problem, all of
us often will read answers
Ben Aitchison wrote:
For instance, I want to figure out what country an AS number is in, without
doing mass whois querys.
Like for instance:
% whois -h whois.apnic.net AS9800
Will tell me that that AS number is in China. I'd like to be able to (say)
block all of China from
Adrian Stacey wrote:
Ben Aitchison wrote:
For instance, I want to figure out what country an AS number is in,
without
doing mass whois querys.
Like for instance:
% whois -h whois.apnic.net AS9800
Will tell me that that AS number is in China. I'd like to be able to
(say)
block
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