hitchies wrote:
Re: -
Called shut up, ewe!
Well, it did have Anthony Hopkins in it
Darren.
Sorry Darren that was the Glasgow version, and it was called 'shut up
ewes' which is Glaswegian for 'please, be quiet.' :o)
Good try though - welcome back.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
The following are just some of the titles planned for release this year:
I love them all - if they were computer related they would be in my column.
They were send by a Computer Programmer/ Oracle DBA - does that count ?
We
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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Roy,
did you get my request to renew QL Toady 'in the usual fashion' - I
sent it to sales*qbranch.
Cheers,
Norman.
I did and a receipt is on it's way
Thanks - receipt has been received.
:o)
Cheers,
Norman.
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FUBAR = F*cked Up Beyond All Recognition.
FOOBAR is a 'soundalike' used by programmers as an in-joke.
Foo() and Bar() are the programmers example functions which seem to have
stuck around for a long time now.
Cheers,
Norman.
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James Hunkins wrote:
Actually just poorly written Java apps and/or with poorly designed Java
development environments. I would presume that since he used to write
QL code that he knows how to efficiently use Java too. It makes a big
difference if you understand and apply good practices in
The bit that puzzles me is the fact that it is written in Java, but
described as 'fast' and named 'Hypersonic'. Must be a different Java to
the one I've been used to. All Java applications are s...l...o...w !
:o)
Cheers,
Norman.
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I was reading the archives and noticed that Rich Mellor was after a copy
of my BlackHole device driver - the one which 'does nothing' as someone
succinctly put it - and I was wondering if he (Rich) had managed to get
hold of a copy of the source.
Cheers,
Norm.
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Phoebus Dokos wrote:
One thing I can say about BlackHole is that it is extremely useful for
debugging or for silencing output especially with c68 compiled
programs (the ones with standard output ;-) )
Actually it is my belief that it should be part of the OS (as a nul
device like most OSes
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Actually it is my belief that it should be part of the OS (as a nul device
like most OSes have)
Erm, what's wrong with SMSQ/E's NUL device?
Marcel
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Greetings Earthlings.
I'm testing to see if I can once again receive mailings from this list.
I've been off list for over a year and I'm trying again.
Here's hoping
Cheers,
Norman.
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Norman Dunbar wrote:
Greetings Earthlings.
I'm testing to see if I can once again receive mailings from this list.
I've been off list for over a year and I'm trying again.
Here's hoping
Cheers,
Norman.
Yippee
It finally works !
(I suppose it's considered 'strange' to reply to one's
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Ffibys (Long story... ask Dilwyn) :-)
Hmmm. Dilwyn has replied to this email - I can see it in the web
archives (that was quick) but I don't have it in my email cleint yet.
This means that this reply, is really going to confuse things. :o)
Cheers,
Norman.
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Norman Dunbar wrote:
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Ffibys (Long story... ask Dilwyn) :-)
Hmmm. Dilwyn has replied to this email - I can see it in the web
archives (that was quick) but I don't have it in my email cleint yet.
This means that this reply, is really going to confuse things. :o)
Cheers,
Norman
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