franko wrote:
> But I'll tell you what - I haven't had this much fun with a computer for
> years and years.
This is how I'm feeling right now with ColdFusion and databases <smile>.
>But the person who's content
> with staying within their own field already has, to my mind, one foot in
> the grave.
Amen -- more so in today's economic climate than anything in the past, I
think.
> Thanks, guys. You all make this list a source of inspiration.
At the risk of another "ditto" -- YES! I very, very much appreciate
ya'll taking the time to explain arcane things that actually have
application to rearl-world things today.
I can only hope that this list is not an anomoly - and that there are
others on the net like our UNIX guys here who are willing to offer help,
intelligently answer questions -- and serve as wonderful testaments to
an alternative way of computing.
I really liked the suggestion (I forget whose - Michael?) that DEC and
MS could be comparable boheamoths at different points in time.
Kathy
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