And today, in a shock reversal on SAM Users, the modesty index was
down,
and egos were up, though analysts were saying that they were possible
over inflated, and would go down again later.
;)
Simon
If you mean I'm on the warpath, and am fed up with detractors (who
admittedly have
Simon Cooke wrote:
Ummm... no, actually... I was talking about someone having the username
Samsgod :)
Simon
Er, yeah, but I think Samsgod was taking the piss out of a certain other
person, or just SAM people with inflated egos, in general :)
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Things are getting a bit worked up on the list again! I can definitely see
both sides of the argument. Of course people don't have as much time for the
SAM anymore and part of the reason for that is that most of us were teenagers
when we had the time - nowadays we've grown up, got jobs etc., and
Simon Cooke wrote:
Ummm... no, actually... I was talking about someone having the
username
Samsgod :)
Simon
Er, yeah, but I think Samsgod was taking the piss out of a certain
other
person, or just SAM people with inflated egos, in general :)
I know. I saw an opening for a joke and went
Simon Cooke wrote:
Ummm... no, actually... I was talking about someone having the
username Samsgod :)
Simon
Er, yeah, but I think Samsgod was taking the piss out of a certain
other person, or just SAM people with inflated egos, in general :)
I know. I saw an opening for a joke
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
I was thinking of a stripped down machine on it's own pcb, with
a
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
[snip]
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening it
Van: Maria Rookyard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: Samsgod
Datum: Friday, October 16, 1998 8:18
Simon I think you've just neatly illustrated the main problem in the sam
world today. It's not that people are working/lazy/etc - it's just that
aside from you and me
Van: Andrew Gale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: State of the SAM and SAM Community
Datum: Friday, October 16, 1998 10:14
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening it
up to a new market?
The idea itself is in my opinion a good one, but as Justin
Question - how many people use this list for anything other than chatting
with friends, currently?
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 10:14:25 +0100 (BST), Andrew Gale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 11:42:43 +0100 (BST), Paul R Walker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question - how many people use this list for anything other than chatting
with friends, currently?
I use it to fill up the empty space on my hard drive.
nb.
That was meant to be humour. ok.
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Nev - no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nev Young) writes:
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 11:42:43 +0100 (BST), Paul R Walker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question - how many people use this list for anything other than chatting
with friends, currently?
I use it to fill up the empty space on my hard drive.
You have
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Paul R
Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Question - how many people use this list for anything other than chatting
with friends, currently?
I use it to taunt and rile people whilst I laugh merrily and rub myself
with bacon-grease. Yourself?
Graham Goring
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Hi all
I'm still here, lurking. I'm not with the Sam scene these days, so
don't laugh too much at my question, will you?...
Is there some Sam meeting on soon in Gloucester or wherever they are
held? If so, when, where, how much etc etc? I'm sort of interested
in coming down to meet some of
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