...danger of your self- righteous bullshit and having clueless little kids kissing your ass because they don't know how to say 'no' to you.. but i don't want newbies and other guys learning about social interaction to be deceived by your COWARDLY FUCKING BULLSHIT. any REAL MAN with integrity would note the necessity of healthy debate.. Just keep talking, man....
...laptops. Arrant nonsense. "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing", as they say You're absolutely right there. Thank goodness we have Paul here to correct you. GB Oh dear, another newbie trying to sound wise. I've been building circuits for nearly 20 years and housing them in metal foil-lined enclosures - it is simple & effective. What are you on about?
...> A mere unimportant trifle. it's not umimportant trifle. Familiarity is important aspect of software usability. OK, let me put it this way. Of all the things which an Emacs newbie will find unfamiliar, this is amongst the least important. But "familiarity is [an] important aspect of ... usability". This is confused thinking. Merely by using software, any software, you will ...
... the danger of your self- righteous bullshit and having clueless little kids kissing your ass because they don't know how to say 'no' to you.. but i don't want newbies and other guys learning about social interaction to be deceived by your COWARDLY FUCKING BULLSHIT. any REAL MAN with integrity would note the necessity of healthy debate.. Just keep talking, man. I...
...am not sure if the original issue of "*Gnum Emacs*" buffer got resolved. Actually, I didn't realize it existed until I ran with -q. Presumably all this is meant for a newbie, so is it expected to be bundled with CUA mode and enabled by default for a newbie? Chetan
Op Fri, 19 Sep 2008 00:19:51 -0700 (PDT) schreef MarkWills: Hi there, I'm writing a traditional ITC FORTH implimentation on my favourite processor, the very old TMS9900 (RISC, stackless). I have a question regarding DOCOL. Should DOCOL follow the 'norm' of having a CFA (code-field address) or can it be considered a 'special' routine? I couldn't get things ...
In article <f187036c-67e6-45d1-afba-b4063065609b@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, MarkWills <markrobertwills@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Hi there, I'm writing a traditional ITC FORTH implimentation on my favourite processor, the very old TMS9900 (RISC, stackless). I have a question regarding DOCOL. Should DOCOL follow the 'norm' of having a CFA (code-field address) or can it be ...
...nuubie. The most consistently presented form of the word, as spelled, is 'newbie'. ...but then again, I could really care less for the compensatory ...that the word implies. There are a number of different spellings for newbie. Noob. (derogatory) Newb. (derogatory) N00b. (l33t speak) Newbie (actual classification of someone new to something) Nuby. (can be derogatory, can be friendly...
... compliment it is. Go ahead. Do some magick for a change (...) Make the word nuby when directed at you mean something grand. I like nuubie. The most consistently presented form of the word, as spelled, is 'newbie'. ...but then again, I could really care less for the compensatory name-calling and self-stroking that the word implies. I think I'll killfile Absorbed.
MarkWills <markrobertwills@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Hi there, I'm writing a traditional ITC FORTH implimentation on my favourite processor, the very old TMS9900 (RISC, stackless). I have a question regarding DOCOL. Should DOCOL follow the 'norm' of having a CFA (code-field address) or can it be considered a 'special' routine? DOCOL is, traditionally, just the ;CODE part of :...
