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2006-11-28 12:09:34 AM
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I.P. Nichols writes:
experience. IMO, you should have listened to your first instinct and
not counted those blog posts.
Vista on non-tech. Again, suit yourself.
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vested interest in it, and there are some claims he made that are just
blatant FUD. Why does he not sound like the kind who would do it?
He's so public that he can be considered in many ways a politician :)
what my forgiveness would get you anyway, it is not like it can be traded
for gold at the bank :)
Eric
 

"Brian Moelk" writes:
very determined to tag me as a "{*word*99} poster". You start by assuming you know
my intention to be evil while completely overlooking what I saw as humor in
how the guy exaggerated in summarizing his experience. As you say, suit
yourself!
 

Please discuss the substance of posts without resorting to namecalling.
Thank you,
-Craig
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"Eric Grange"writes:
"I would rather you had provided references from major, trustable review
sites, rather than blogs from ranting developers, especially so when they
have an agenda plastered on top of their blog page. :)"
were gold. ;-)
 

Brian Moelk writes:
intelligent discourse on this forum. I am just asking to keep the
conversation substantive.
Thanks,
-Craig
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I.P. Nichols writes:
did not assume and do not know what your actual intention was/is.
FWIW, "evil" isn't even close to being an accurate way of describing
what you're accusing me of if I were doing such a thing anyway. Again,
that is simply hyperbole that is just nonsense.
using hyperbole on a blog is not really newsworthy or uncommon IMO.
The fact is that you posted the links in direct reply to a questioning
of your personal experience. If it wasn't to support your position,
what else could it have been? A "ha ha ha" blog post? Please.
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"Brian Moelk" writes:
roll of toilet paper by your monitor and wipe it clean after typing your
{*word*99}py replies to me. ;-)
 

Craig Stuntz [TeamB] writes:
ever said anything about I.P. himself.
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I.P. Nichols writes:
Should I have varied my word choice? Used a thesaurus? Would that have
made it clearer or more eloquent?
How about I expand on what "{*word*99}" means in this context:
The guy gets better performance because he bought a faster more powerful
machine. Wow! Shocking!
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Craig Stuntz [TeamB] writes:
were substantive themselves. Instead, they are "worthless" (choose
whatever synonym you want).
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I.P. Nichols writes:
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Sorry, I thought I would combine a little mini-rant about a pet peeve of
mine and an attempt to get this little childish sub-thread to end.
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"Brian Moelk" writes:
conversation between Eric and I. :)
 

"Nick Hodges (CodeGear)" writes:
 

Jon Burnham pisze w <news:4569f409$XXXX@XXXXX.COM>:
It seems that Flex and XUL have much more similarities than I
thought.
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