I am not sure if I want you to walk up to me and say: "Would you sign my
copy of Catcher in the Rye please?"
You do have it, don't you?
.V
Dakota Jack wrote:
This is silly, whomever you are.
On 5/3/06, netsql <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"and that is why you will kill me last"?
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Dak
Then you are saying that a different approach would not be popular?
So to restate it, what is going here is popular. Oh good. Last thing I
want is something strange.
Life just anint' fair, is it now.
Maybe you are imagining that you hired some of the people on this list,
and that they wo
This is silly, whomever you are.
On 5/3/06, netsql <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"and that is why you will kill me last"?
:-0
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Dakota Jack wrote:
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> At least you are civil. That part is good.
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netsql wrote:
If there is an itch for anyone, they can easily go to sf.net, pick a
license they like, and implement an enlightened design.
This argument is trotted out quite frequently here, but it really begs
the question in my opinion. Granted, you can always fork off your own
version of St
"and that is why you will kill me last"?
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Dakota Jack wrote:
At least you are civil. That part is good.
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Thanks for this advice. No one has ever mentioned this before. I
remamber someone else talking about code like itches and scratches. I
think that has been repeated so many times the itch must be confused
with a tickle.
If you like this idea, go at it. Obviously suggesting what someone
else sh
If there is an itch for anyone, they can easily go to sf.net, pick a
license they like, and implement an enlightened design.
I believe that even if they want to check out any source of Struts
module, and refactor it under ASF license, that is legal too.
It it's not an itch, then it must not b
What is amazing to me is that the people who are called "trolls" are
only those in some way contrary to the status quo. Others in favor of
the status quo who do nothing but use invective and display 10 year
old conduct are never mentioned. The worst they get is a little slap
from Ted saying "Don
Jonathan Revusky wrote:
Paul Speed wrote:
Of course, there is a difference between polite discourse and
trolling. I think we all know who the real trolls are and I think the
term has been leveled a little heavy-handed lately. I think the
bottom line is that if someone doesn't use the pro
Paul Speed wrote:
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On 4/27/06, Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear trolls,
Please go. Or at least try to form your rambling in to some sort of
actionable suggestion. But don't just bitch for the sake of knowing
that people are reading, because...
De
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On 4/27/06, Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear trolls,
Please go. Or at least try to form your rambling in to some sort of
actionable suggestion. But don't just bitch for the sake of knowing
that people are reading, because...
Dear everyone else,
Plea
LIke Pogo, Warner, you are the troll.
On 4/27/06, Daniel Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am sorry to have bothered you, Patrick. I am well aware of who they
> are and how they work. I knew what would happen when I responded;
> ignorance is not my problem. I just couldn't resist. Bad
>
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On 4/27/06, Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear trolls,
Please go. Or at least try to form your rambling in to some sort of
actionable suggestion. But don't just bitch for the sake of knowing
that people are reading, because...
Dear everyone else,
P
On 4/27/06, Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear trolls,
Please go. Or at least try to form your rambling in to some sort of actionable
suggestion. But don't just bitch for the sake of knowing that people are
reading, because...
Dear everyone else,
Please stop reading or replying
I am sorry to have bothered you, Patrick. I am well aware of who they
are and how they work. I knew what would happen when I responded;
ignorance is not my problem. I just couldn't resist. Bad
self-control day. This happens when things get slow around my office.
I was just having a little fun
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