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From: D <nospam@example.net>
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Subject: Re: Are We Back to the "Wars" Now ?
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2024 10:01:38 +0100
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On Tue, 19 Nov 2024, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:

> On 11/18/24 4:13 AM, D wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> On Mon, 18 Nov 2024, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:
>> 
>>> There has been a long tendency in Linux/comp groups
>>> to horribly attack, belittle, abuse, anybody who has
>>> had a 'different experience' and sees things a little
>>> off some kinda poorly-defined 'norm'.
>>> 
>>> Sorry, we all didn't come up on the same track.
>>> A thousand different paths, a thousand different
>>> styles of apps/needs/solutions. Computers let
>>> you DO that.
>>> 
>>> Hey, if I feel the need to use files instead
>>> of 'pipes' then I WANT TO USE FILES INSTEAD
>>> OF PIPES. Don't like it ? Tuff titty. Any
>>> 'contributions' will be to tell me how to
>>> maximize that approach - not to rain down piss.
>>> 
>>> (actually I think pipes are better - but there
>>> are and will be other approaches/reasons)
>>> 
>>> The recent elections kinda upset the Linux/Unix
>>> groups - a lot of politics promoted a lot of
>>> threads. Well, the elections are OVER now.
>>> Back to business.
>>> 
>>> BUT ... consider ... "back to business" does
>>> not need to mean "back to old habits". We all
>>> can do BETTER, move towards the future instead
>>> of being at each others throats over NOTHING.
>>> 
>>> Just sayin'
>>> 
>>> Most everybody here seems to have been in the
>>> groove since (or during) PUNCH CARDS. Let's
>>> not be petty. We all did it OUR WAY.
>>> 
>>> Hey, I remember the giant handful of punch
>>> cards - DON'T DROP 'EM !  :-)
>> 
>> Are you saying we should disregard the emperor? Doesn't he teach us that 
>> our hate makes us stronger?
>
>
>  Well, the 'woke' really did try to show us the
>  power of higher, gigabuck-funded, hate  :-)
>
>  But that's all over for now.
>
>  In any case, I prefer to see these comp groups
>  as being much better when they are collaborative,
>  rather than derogative. Be you old boy or newbie,
>  everybody has a different 'vision', a slightly
>  different take on 'how it should be done'. Adding
>  1000 cuts and ad-homs - all too common on usenet -
>  does not represent any kind of improvement.
>
>  Just wanted to say it.
>
>

You are a wise man, 186282!
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