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Anders Ohlsson (Borland)

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Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?


2003-12-08 10:44:32 AM
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1+1= 2 regardless of we like it or not <G>

No, 1+1=10, like it or not. ;)
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Alessandro Federici

Delphi Developer

2003-12-08 10:45:26 AM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

"German Pablo Gentile (MaxKalZone)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>wrote in
message news:XXXX@XXXXX.COM...
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I´m disagree but whatever...
It doesn't really matter.
1+1= 2 regardless of we like it or not <G>
Jokes aside, I did it a few times in the past too. Don't take it the bad way
since it wasn't meant like that.
 
Alessandro Federici

Delphi Developer

2003-12-08 10:57:47 AM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

"Anders Ohlsson (Borland)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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No, 1+1=10, like it or not. ;)
As I previously said, the result doesn't change regardless of the language
you use <G>
 

Harri Vartiainen

Delphi Developer

2003-12-08 03:14:10 PM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

Alessandro Federici writes:
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I've been deleting a lot of my replies recently, few minutes after posting
them.
The reason is that I reworded some sentences and, in a few occasions, made
them less "hard" (or simply decided to avoid saying some things for quiet
living <G>)
You could use "supersede" messages, which replaces the old article
with new one. Unfortunately some news readers (including Mozilla :( ) do
not support supersede functionality.
More information: "The Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval", Section #13
www.newsreaders.com/gnksa/gnksa.txt
 
Alessandro Federici

Delphi Developer

2003-12-08 04:24:23 PM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

"Harri Vartiainen" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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You could use "supersede" messages, which replaces the old article
with new one. Unfortunately some news readers (including Mozilla :( ) do
not support supersede functionality.
More information: "The Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval", Section #13
www.newsreaders.com/gnksa/gnksa.txt
Interesting! Is there a way to do that using (cough cough) Outlook Express?
 
Ben Hochstrasser [FF]

Delphi Developer

2003-12-08 05:45:02 PM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

Alessandro Federici writes:
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Interesting! Is there a way to do that using (cough cough) Outlook
Express?
read yourself: www.newsreaders.com/gnksa/gnksa-evaluations.html
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Ben
 
Kirk Halgren

Delphi Developer

2003-12-09 02:01:08 AM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

So does a smaller number of visible posts from Alessandro constitute a bug
or a feature? ;<}
Kirk Halgren
There are 10 kinds of people in the world-those who understand binary and
those who don't.
"Alessandro Federici" <alef@remobjects[remove-this].com>writes
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"Anders Ohlsson (Borland)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
news:3fd3e58f$XXXX@XXXXX.COM...

>No, 1+1=10, like it or not. ;)
As I previously said, the result doesn't change regardless of the language
you use <G>


 
damian marquez

Delphi Developer

2003-12-09 10:17:23 AM

Re: [Important] Are people seeing your posts?

"Alessandro Federici" <alef@remobjects[remove-this].com>writes
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The same happen in English but this was is a more subdle thing.
Exactly. More subtle is the best definition.
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It happened to me a few times years ago and people made me understand.
Sometimes it just slips ;-)
Oh that reminds me of a friend of mine who made a friend of a US guy
visiting
the local branch and they were very close to each other, playing jokes and
swearing words at each other just for fun. On an ocassion a lady from the
US offices came to visit and after a couple of months they were very good
friends
the three of them and my friend one day used the "four letter word" in a
phrase
with her - she was very friendly but she didn't really like it all, and the
US guy
told him he shouldn't use that kind of language with a lady.
By the way, though we might use it here with our closest friends, I think my
friend
is a little crazy in the head for not having been more careful...:)