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Date: Dec 26, 2008 16:16
Snit posted:
> Does anyone think it is anything other than spamming / trolling to
> repeatedly post the same information about Apple, Microsoft, their
> products and their management?
It's not spamming. Now run back to the Mac groups. Oh, that's right, they
chased you away long ago.
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 16:12
It's no 40tude Dialog but it's a decent newsreader. I absolutely hate the
new scoring interface, but it's quicker to just open the score file and
edit it manually, anyhow. NZB zupport, multiple posting profiles,
keyboard shortcuts galore, quick watch/ignore by thread or author... if
they would just bring back the old scoring system, this would be a truly
great application.
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 16:02
Snit posted:
> lash out against me
You like it.
P.S. Snit is a lying, cross-posting troll who uses multiple aliases.
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Author: SnitSnit
Date: Dec 26, 2008 15:57
Does anyone think it is anything other than spamming / trolling to
repeatedly post the same information about Apple, Microsoft, their products
and their management?
Anyone?
I suspect not... but I bet most in COLA can guess which group will not be
willing to stand up and directly say such behavior is detrimental or wrong.
They will, instead, lash out against me for even daring to ask the question.
100%% predictable.
I do so hope they prove me wrong.
--
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
--Albert Einstein
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 15:50
Another advocate is always welcome. Keep posting your pro-Linux threads,
the trolls like Snit and Hadron hate it.
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 15:43
Snit posted:
> I have shown, conclusively, that Roy repeatedly posts the same
> information about Apple, Microsoft, their products and their
> leadership. Do you think it is an acceptable practice to post the
> same off-topic information over and over? If so you would be the
> first to say you disagree with my labeled of such practices as off
> topic and inappropriat
blahblahblah
I said I didn't think it was off topic, rendering your question moot.
"As I predictable"? What's the highest grade you reached?
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Author: SnitSnit
Date: Dec 26, 2008 15:35
I asked Tattoo Vampire the following question... which he snipped:
I have shown, conclusively, that Roy repeatedly posts the
same information about Apple, Microsoft, their products and
their leadership. Do you think it is an acceptable practice
to post the same off-topic information over and over? If so
you would be the first to say you disagree with my labeled of
such practices as off topic and inappropriate.
Which is *exactly* as I predicted:
Of course, it is 100%% predictable that you will not answer
the question. You and I both know Roy is spamming, but since
he is supported by the self-proclaimed "advocate" crowd you
will not stand against him - you do not want to risk their
wrath. You will act cowardly and dodge the question.
I ended my post to him with:
Yes, that is 100%% guaranteed. Prove me wrong if you dare.
But he did not dare. Of course not. If he thought his trolling was clever
and unpredictable I have just proved him wrong. :)
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Author: nessunonessuno
Date: Dec 26, 2008 14:56
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 14:52
...gotten a big limp of shit in his stocking for Christmas. He's been
trolling this group since yesterday evening.
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Author: 77
Date: Dec 26, 2008 12:57
What does your Linux forecasts cover?
-------------------------------------
The 2009 forecasts are going to be out soon
and it will invariably cover Linux.
But what do these forecasts for Linux really cover?
Ask before paying out $2500 for *useless* reports!!!!
It appears that most of the reports claim to be
Linux forecasts when in fact they are just limited
to servers, or PCs, or desktops, or even classic
limited unrepresentative samples.
They don't mention that in the advertising blurbs.
Linux is a LOT BIGGER than that!!!
The embedded devices are selling 3 million+ gadgets PER DAY!!!
So the market for Linux created, supported and distributed with version
numbers is ultra massive.
For any company, the full diverse nature of Linux and all the products
it supports is far more important to know than limited segments.
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