On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Nathan Mynarcik <nat...@mynarcik.com> wrote:
> That person didn't put you in a difficult position, you put yourself in it. > What's funny is, you are relying on others to do your work. You should never > stop just because one person said they will help. Go find the answer or > solution yourself. I think you have received so much help with so much > patience, and for you to come back like that? THAT'S abusive. The guy > willing to help you is not on your payroll. You need to realize that this is > no ones issue but yours and yours alone. You have the attitude you have > right now, and it is going to be hard to find more help on this list. > That's not true. Your feelings are a little hurt and this will blow over. The fact of the matter is that, after being in the jungle with hardly any Internet access for 5 years and coming back to the "real world" broke to start over, signing up accounts to develop Flash and a Python shopping cart, and assuming (the big error) that the outsourcing world worked on an unnamed dot-com site like it did 5 years ago, only to discover that the world had greatly changed, and that the server farm with which I was working had such ancient hardware that even "hello, world" python scripts failed, I suddenly found myself horribly behind the 8-ball with accounts I am now personally fulfilling. When Kerry offered to help I trusted him and turned immediately to the other (and thankfully last) fire I'm trying to put out; namely, finishing the development of my shopping cart. No, I have not been sucking down martinis at the 19th hole ;) I've been working my a** off. I'll be working on these two areas (Flash and the Python shopping cart) simultaneously until the shopping cart is done, and then I will turn ALL of my attention to Flash until I put out this last fire. I just bet you'd do the exact same thing I'm doing if you were in my shoes...or shoot yourself ;) BTW, any answers to my questions? TIA, beno _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
