On Tue, 2004-06-08 at 10:08, Hooman Mehr wrote:
> The spelling used by Roozbeh is the
> official spelling used on someone's passport -- if he does not insist
> otherwise.
I'm very sorry. I forgot that you spell it with "oo".
> I insisted on Hooman spelling and got it even on my
> passport.
So
On Jun 8, 2004, at 8:20 AM, C Bobroff wrote:
Thank you, Hooman. [BTW, some of you may want to note the spelling of
Hooman] Part 1 was great! I especially appreciated the Pre-history
Thank you, too. If it wasn't for your insistence, I would never get
myself into writing such things...
By the
Thank you, Hooman. [BTW, some of you may want to note the spelling of
Hooman] Part 1 was great! I especially appreciated the Pre-history
section in Tabriz. As you know the Iranian Autobiography as a genre is
very rare so what you're giving us is a real treat. I know it's difficult
to expose y
On Mon, 2004-06-07 at 11:19, Hooman Mehr wrote:
> P.S. 2: Roozbeh, and other old-timers: How about starting to write down
> your own memories concerning history of Persian Computing as well?
Come on guy, I'm not an old-timer. I started my career in Persian
Computing about when you were leaving it
Hi Hooman,
Thanks for the very interesting story. Although your story
started roughly when I was born, but a great sense of deja vu
still roams around yours. More comments below:
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004, Hooman Mehr wrote:
> It was the second semester and we had a basic programming course on
> FORT
Hi everybody, especially Connie,
First of all, apologies for not being around for a while. I was kind of
busy with miscellaneous obligations...
I promised Connie to write something about the history of my
involvement with Persian computing. This is the first part in a series
of posts. It acts a
