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  Linaro 30 day GPL'd software retention policy suspicious? 7 <email_at_www_at_enemygadgets_dot_com@enemygadgets.com> - 2014-01-25 19:19 +0000
    Re:"7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? "Cola Zealot" <Cola_Zealot@fuckoff.com> - 2014-01-26 12:10 +0100
      Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-26 09:06 -0500
        Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? "Ezekiel" <zeke@nosuchemail.com> - 2014-01-26 09:12 -0500
          Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-26 09:24 -0500
            Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Hadron<hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2014-01-26 15:42 +0100
              Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-26 09:52 -0500
            Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? "Ezekiel" <zeke@nosuchemail.com> - 2014-01-26 09:56 -0500
              Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-26 10:06 -0500
                Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2014-01-27 06:58 -0600
                  Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-27 08:28 -0500
                    Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2014-01-27 07:46 -0600
                      Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-27 08:56 -0500
                        Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2014-01-27 08:08 -0600
                          Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Hadron<hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2014-01-27 15:14 +0100
                        Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Peter Köhlmann <peter-koehlmann@t-online.de> - 2014-01-27 15:33 +0100
                          Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Snit <usenet@gallopinginsanity.com> - 2014-01-27 10:22 -0700
                          Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Tattoo Vampire <sitting@this.computer> - 2014-01-27 23:05 +0000
                      Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Hadron<hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2014-01-27 15:02 +0100
                    Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Hadron<hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2014-01-27 14:51 +0100
                  Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Hadron<hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2014-01-27 14:49 +0100
          Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? "Cola Zealot" <Cola_Zealot@fuckoff.com> - 2014-01-26 15:48 +0100
            Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> - 2014-01-26 09:55 -0500
            Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious? "Ezekiel" <zeke@nosuchemail.com> - 2014-01-26 09:58 -0500
      Linaro 30 day GPL'd software retention policy suspicious? 7 <email_at_www_at_enemygadgets_dot_com@enemygadgets.com> - 2014-01-26 18:26 +0000

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#607 — Linaro 30 day GPL'd software retention policy suspicious?

Linaro 30 day GPL'd software retention policy suspicious?
---------------------------------------------------------

Linaro distro maker that takes Ubuntu sources and creates
Linaro ARM hf distros is a good thing.

But a little unknown suspicious activity
is also taking place with their distro intermediate releases.

Those items have a 30 day retentions policy.

In all, a 30 day retention policy don't sound too bad, after all
why would anyone want old junk code that has been superceeded
with better bug fixed versions?

Wrong!

The newer versions are not being released which effectively
kills any kind of chance you would have had to download an old version
and fix its defects and continue to use the original distro
if new ones are not being released!!!!

So what do the Linaro management trolls want when they start
deleting old versions of distros after 30 days and not replace
it with anything? These days 4 TB disks are common - so it can't
be a question of space.

If they need community support, they need to retain their
older test build distros for a lot longer than 30 days.
Otherwise, there is no way for people to download their
stuff, particularly older stuff no one else is working on,
to get in the bug fixes and get it working on more platforms.

These intermediate release distros are a treasure because
they have latest fixes and more stuff that is working 
than any previous releases allowing more developers to port
it into more gadgets, test it and report back any further
problems that need fixing.

So Linaro developers need to rise up and see the damage
being done by management trolls futher up the company
that are undermining their important work by dictacting
open source unfriendly retention policy like 30 days
which reeks of idiocy.

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#608 — Re:"7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

"7"  tard yapped:

> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
---------------------------------------------------------
Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of COLA 
lied (as always).
http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
"Prize: has been raised to £300 (approximately $450)"

--
"7" the fscking scumbag liar who claimed to be the "European Inventor of the 
Year" which is total bullshit.
http://web.archive.org/web/20100121155606/http://www.leitl.org/sci.nano/1489.html

<Yes your lies are stored *forever*, scumbag!>

*------------------| EUROPEAN INVENTOR OF THE YEAR 1995 |----------------*
>  Joseph Michael                  *    Robodyne Cybernetics Ltd         |

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Inventor_of_the_Year
The first European Inventor of the Year awards took place at the AutoWorld 
Museum in Brussels on 3 May 2006.

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#609 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:

> "7"  tard yapped:
> 
>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of COLA 
> lied (as always).
> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
> "Prize: has been raised to £300 (approximately $450)"

That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.

Maybe he is some kind of Star Trek fan and totally absorbed in it.
I've seen people like that before.

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#610 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

"Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message 
news:9exkhyj5ydwr.1fdmoviindjn5.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:
>
>> "7"  tard yapped:
>>
>>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of 
>> COLA
>> lied (as always).
>> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
>> "Prize: has been raised to Ł300 (approximately $450)"
>
> That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
> Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.
>

He (7) certainly believes his inventions are real. In fact, he's tried to 
get funding for his "inventions." And he can't figure out why he's not 
getting the responses and interest he believes he should be getting.  Read 
the "letter sent" part below, it's hilarious.



<quote>
From: J...@stellar.demon.co.uk (Joseph Michael)
Subject: Venture capital scene
Date: 1998/08/24
Message-ID: <>
X-Mail2News-Path: news.demon.net!stellar.demon.co.uk
X-Trace: mail2news.demon.co.uk 903963693 mail2news:26094 mail2news
mail2news.demon.co.uk
Organization: Stellar Drive
Reply-To: j...@stellar.demon.co.uk
Newsgroups: alt.inventors,uk.finance,uk.misc

I've faxed almost around 100 of the UK's venture capital companies
to prepare for something that is coming up in 6 months time..
This time I seem to be getting a good response - but the funny
thing is that as a UK inventor, almost nothing had changed - except for the
fact that I had tied up with a US outfit which is one of the easiest
things I had the pleasure of doing business with!

After trying 4 years to get these guys interested, I can't
imagine why they would take such an interest now particularly
since a lot of the benefits of the venture can't now end up in the UK.

Another point I noted was some of these companies in the BVCA apparently
can't read a letter, do not have e-mail or access to web browsers or
at the very least don't know how to use such technology!
Its sad when you see something like that in this day and age and
a person signs their name Sir ........ ............

Somebody help me out here - what must we do?

---Letter Sent---
Date: ......
Dear Mr. ....... .....,

I am one of those unexpected inventors that has
made something new that is so profound, and yet
so very rare to witness - a fundamentally new
technology that is valued at several billion dollars.

<snip> Garbage lunatic claims </snip>

What we need is a VC firm to raise a third of the
$10 million stock (preferably the portions that set
up RCI) in UK's financial markets around 6
months from now. The deal I have with NTDC is
that I will be technical director of RCI with 5% of
the shares at set up time, and if I manage to turn
RCI into a $100 million+ business by year 5, the
deal is that I get 30% of the shares.

If you are prosperous in the venture, you will be
allowed to participate in further VC operations to
set up more businesses 2 years from now, when
all the fundamental work in RCI is completed.

I remain optimistic to hear from you soon.

If you require further information, I can be
contacted on:-

J. Michael, Robodyne Cybernetics, 23
Portland Rise, London N4 2PT
Tel - 0181-800 9914, Fax - 0181-800 9915
Mobile phone 041-079 8552
</quote>

http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t603064-re-my-new-computer-died.html

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#611 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:12:31 -0500, Ezekiel wrote:

> "Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message 
> news:9exkhyj5ydwr.1fdmoviindjn5.dlg@40tude.net...
>> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:
>>
>>> "7"  tard yapped:
>>>
>>>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
>>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of 
>>> COLA
>>> lied (as always).
>>> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
>>> "Prize: has been raised to £300 (approximately $450)"
>>
>> That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
>> Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.
>>
> 
> He (7) certainly believes his inventions are real. In fact, he's tried to 
> get funding for his "inventions." And he can't figure out why he's not 
> getting the responses and interest he believes he should be getting.  Read 
> the "letter sent" part below, it's hilarious.
> 
> 
> 
> <quote>
> From: J...@stellar.demon.co.uk (Joseph Michael)
> Subject: Venture capital scene
> Date: 1998/08/24
> Message-ID: <>
> X-Mail2News-Path: news.demon.net!stellar.demon.co.uk
> X-Trace: mail2news.demon.co.uk 903963693 mail2news:26094 mail2news
> mail2news.demon.co.uk
> Organization: Stellar Drive
> Reply-To: j...@stellar.demon.co.uk
> Newsgroups: alt.inventors,uk.finance,uk.misc
> 
> I've faxed almost around 100 of the UK's venture capital companies
> to prepare for something that is coming up in 6 months time..
> This time I seem to be getting a good response - but the funny
> thing is that as a UK inventor, almost nothing had changed - except for the
> fact that I had tied up with a US outfit which is one of the easiest
> things I had the pleasure of doing business with!
> 
> After trying 4 years to get these guys interested, I can't
> imagine why they would take such an interest now particularly
> since a lot of the benefits of the venture can't now end up in the UK.
> 
> Another point I noted was some of these companies in the BVCA apparently
> can't read a letter, do not have e-mail or access to web browsers or
> at the very least don't know how to use such technology!
> Its sad when you see something like that in this day and age and
> a person signs their name Sir ........ ............
> 
> Somebody help me out here - what must we do?
> 
> ---Letter Sent---
> Date: ......
> Dear Mr. ....... .....,
> 
> I am one of those unexpected inventors that has
> made something new that is so profound, and yet
> so very rare to witness - a fundamentally new
> technology that is valued at several billion dollars.
> 
> <snip> Garbage lunatic claims </snip>
> 
> What we need is a VC firm to raise a third of the
> $10 million stock (preferably the portions that set
> up RCI) in UK's financial markets around 6
> months from now. The deal I have with NTDC is
> that I will be technical director of RCI with 5% of
> the shares at set up time, and if I manage to turn
> RCI into a $100 million+ business by year 5, the
> deal is that I get 30% of the shares.
> 
> If you are prosperous in the venture, you will be
> allowed to participate in further VC operations to
> set up more businesses 2 years from now, when
> all the fundamental work in RCI is completed.
> 
> I remain optimistic to hear from you soon.
> 
> If you require further information, I can be
> contacted on:-
> 
> J. Michael, Robodyne Cybernetics, 23
> Portland Rise, London N4 2PT
> Tel - 0181-800 9914, Fax - 0181-800 9915
> Mobile phone 041-079 8552
> </quote>
> 
> http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t603064-re-my-new-computer-died.html

Apparently this one is a certified nut. He does seem harmless enough
though, as long as you hide your wallet when he is around.
That letter reads like one of those Nigerian scams.

He has a good, witty sense of humor, at least from what I have read
in this group, so I won't put him in the bin with snit and his
various socks.

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#612 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> writes:

> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:12:31 -0500, Ezekiel wrote:
>
>> "Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message 
>> news:9exkhyj5ydwr.1fdmoviindjn5.dlg@40tude.net...
>>> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:
>>>
>>>> "7"  tard yapped:
>>>>
>>>>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
>>>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>>> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of 
>>>> COLA
>>>> lied (as always).
>>>> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
>>>> "Prize: has been raised to £300 (approximately $450)"
>>>
>>> That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
>>> Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.
>>>
>> 
>> He (7) certainly believes his inventions are real. In fact, he's tried to 
>> get funding for his "inventions." And he can't figure out why he's not 
>> getting the responses and interest he believes he should be getting.  Read 
>> the "letter sent" part below, it's hilarious.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> <quote>
>> From: J...@stellar.demon.co.uk (Joseph Michael)
>> Subject: Venture capital scene
>> Date: 1998/08/24
>> Message-ID: <>
>> X-Mail2News-Path: news.demon.net!stellar.demon.co.uk
>> X-Trace: mail2news.demon.co.uk 903963693 mail2news:26094 mail2news
>> mail2news.demon.co.uk
>> Organization: Stellar Drive
>> Reply-To: j...@stellar.demon.co.uk
>> Newsgroups: alt.inventors,uk.finance,uk.misc
>> 
>> I've faxed almost around 100 of the UK's venture capital companies
>> to prepare for something that is coming up in 6 months time..
>> This time I seem to be getting a good response - but the funny
>> thing is that as a UK inventor, almost nothing had changed - except for the
>> fact that I had tied up with a US outfit which is one of the easiest
>> things I had the pleasure of doing business with!
>> 
>> After trying 4 years to get these guys interested, I can't
>> imagine why they would take such an interest now particularly
>> since a lot of the benefits of the venture can't now end up in the UK.
>> 
>> Another point I noted was some of these companies in the BVCA apparently
>> can't read a letter, do not have e-mail or access to web browsers or
>> at the very least don't know how to use such technology!
>> Its sad when you see something like that in this day and age and
>> a person signs their name Sir ........ ............
>> 
>> Somebody help me out here - what must we do?
>> 
>> ---Letter Sent---
>> Date: ......
>> Dear Mr. ....... .....,
>> 
>> I am one of those unexpected inventors that has
>> made something new that is so profound, and yet
>> so very rare to witness - a fundamentally new
>> technology that is valued at several billion dollars.
>> 
>> <snip> Garbage lunatic claims </snip>
>> 
>> What we need is a VC firm to raise a third of the
>> $10 million stock (preferably the portions that set
>> up RCI) in UK's financial markets around 6
>> months from now. The deal I have with NTDC is
>> that I will be technical director of RCI with 5% of
>> the shares at set up time, and if I manage to turn
>> RCI into a $100 million+ business by year 5, the
>> deal is that I get 30% of the shares.
>> 
>> If you are prosperous in the venture, you will be
>> allowed to participate in further VC operations to
>> set up more businesses 2 years from now, when
>> all the fundamental work in RCI is completed.
>> 
>> I remain optimistic to hear from you soon.
>> 
>> If you require further information, I can be
>> contacted on:-
>> 
>> J. Michael, Robodyne Cybernetics, 23
>> Portland Rise, London N4 2PT
>> Tel - 0181-800 9914, Fax - 0181-800 9915
>> Mobile phone 041-079 8552
>> </quote>
>> 
>> http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t603064-re-my-new-computer-died.html
>
> Apparently this one is a certified nut. He does seem harmless enough
> though, as long as you hide your wallet when he is around.
> That letter reads like one of those Nigerian scams.
>
> He has a good, witty sense of humor, at least from what I have read
> in this group, so I won't put him in the bin with snit and his
> various socks.

Huh? Can you point out ONE case of 7 being witty? Only Creepy Chris
Ahlstrom thinks that - but then he thinks Peter Kohlkopf is a "world
class C programmer" and 7 a "genius".

-- 
"I have a BSEE.... Negative feedback has many benefits, but "maintaining stability" is not one of them. Just the opposite, in fact." 
The turdv/chrisv idiot and his pretend BSEE degree.
PLEASE VISIT OUR HALL OF LINUX IDIOTS
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

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#614 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 15:42:05 +0100, Hadron wrote:

> Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> writes:
> 
>> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:12:31 -0500, Ezekiel wrote:
>>
>>> "Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message 
>>> news:9exkhyj5ydwr.1fdmoviindjn5.dlg@40tude.net...
>>>> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> "7"  tard yapped:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
>>>>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of 
>>>>> COLA
>>>>> lied (as always).
>>>>> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
>>>>> "Prize: has been raised to £300 (approximately $450)"
>>>>
>>>> That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
>>>> Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.
>>>>
>>> 
>>> He (7) certainly believes his inventions are real. In fact, he's tried to 
>>> get funding for his "inventions." And he can't figure out why he's not 
>>> getting the responses and interest he believes he should be getting.  Read 
>>> the "letter sent" part below, it's hilarious.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> <quote>
>>> From: J...@stellar.demon.co.uk (Joseph Michael)
>>> Subject: Venture capital scene
>>> Date: 1998/08/24
>>> Message-ID: <>
>>> X-Mail2News-Path: news.demon.net!stellar.demon.co.uk
>>> X-Trace: mail2news.demon.co.uk 903963693 mail2news:26094 mail2news
>>> mail2news.demon.co.uk
>>> Organization: Stellar Drive
>>> Reply-To: j...@stellar.demon.co.uk
>>> Newsgroups: alt.inventors,uk.finance,uk.misc
>>> 
>>> I've faxed almost around 100 of the UK's venture capital companies
>>> to prepare for something that is coming up in 6 months time..
>>> This time I seem to be getting a good response - but the funny
>>> thing is that as a UK inventor, almost nothing had changed - except for the
>>> fact that I had tied up with a US outfit which is one of the easiest
>>> things I had the pleasure of doing business with!
>>> 
>>> After trying 4 years to get these guys interested, I can't
>>> imagine why they would take such an interest now particularly
>>> since a lot of the benefits of the venture can't now end up in the UK.
>>> 
>>> Another point I noted was some of these companies in the BVCA apparently
>>> can't read a letter, do not have e-mail or access to web browsers or
>>> at the very least don't know how to use such technology!
>>> Its sad when you see something like that in this day and age and
>>> a person signs their name Sir ........ ............
>>> 
>>> Somebody help me out here - what must we do?
>>> 
>>> ---Letter Sent---
>>> Date: ......
>>> Dear Mr. ....... .....,
>>> 
>>> I am one of those unexpected inventors that has
>>> made something new that is so profound, and yet
>>> so very rare to witness - a fundamentally new
>>> technology that is valued at several billion dollars.
>>> 
>>> <snip> Garbage lunatic claims </snip>
>>> 
>>> What we need is a VC firm to raise a third of the
>>> $10 million stock (preferably the portions that set
>>> up RCI) in UK's financial markets around 6
>>> months from now. The deal I have with NTDC is
>>> that I will be technical director of RCI with 5% of
>>> the shares at set up time, and if I manage to turn
>>> RCI into a $100 million+ business by year 5, the
>>> deal is that I get 30% of the shares.
>>> 
>>> If you are prosperous in the venture, you will be
>>> allowed to participate in further VC operations to
>>> set up more businesses 2 years from now, when
>>> all the fundamental work in RCI is completed.
>>> 
>>> I remain optimistic to hear from you soon.
>>> 
>>> If you require further information, I can be
>>> contacted on:-
>>> 
>>> J. Michael, Robodyne Cybernetics, 23
>>> Portland Rise, London N4 2PT
>>> Tel - 0181-800 9914, Fax - 0181-800 9915
>>> Mobile phone 041-079 8552
>>> </quote>
>>> 
>>> http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t603064-re-my-new-computer-died.html
>>
>> Apparently this one is a certified nut. He does seem harmless enough
>> though, as long as you hide your wallet when he is around.
>> That letter reads like one of those Nigerian scams.
>>
>> He has a good, witty sense of humor, at least from what I have read
>> in this group, so I won't put him in the bin with snit and his
>> various socks.
> 
> Huh? Can you point out ONE case of 7 being witty? Only Creepy Chris
> Ahlstrom thinks that - but then he thinks Peter Kohlkopf is a "world
> class C programmer" and 7 a "genius".

I thought this post of his was witty/funny. As for him being a
genius, I seriously doubt that. 

https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!original/comp.os.linux.advocacy/lp7vgPU8mvA/TSzv4BmMf1oJ

"> It's probably some single point of failure they didn't plan on.


"Do you mean the single point of failure which management trolls
that have infiltrated google have put in through which
all traffic passes to generate copies to send to NSA trolls?

Yes I think I know which one that is then.
Hey Schmidt, its that wire marked NSA troll feed, fifth row, 3rd
server
in data center labelled x. The duct tape has come loose again."

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#616 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

"Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message 
news:4dy64ivcaiw6.83v9e9rh5cwo.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:12:31 -0500, Ezekiel wrote:
>
>> "Richard M" <Richard89172@iname.org> wrote in message
>> news:9exkhyj5ydwr.1fdmoviindjn5.dlg@40tude.net...
>>> On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 12:10:35 +0100, Cola Zealot wrote:
>>>
>>>> "7"  tard yapped:
>>>>
>>>>> Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?
>>>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>>> Of course it is suspicious, it was never open sore, the "president" of
>>>> COLA
>>>> lied (as always).
>>>> http://www.enemygadgets.com/stellar.html
>>>> "Prize: has been raised to Ł300 (approximately $450)"
>>>
>>> That has to be some kind of geek sarcasm.
>>> Nobody could possibly believe those inventions to be real.
>>>
>>
>> He (7) certainly believes his inventions are real. In fact, he's tried to
>> get funding for his "inventions." And he can't figure out why he's not
>> getting the responses and interest he believes he should be getting. 
>> Read
>> the "letter sent" part below, it's hilarious.
>>
>>
>>
>> <quote>
>> From: J...@stellar.demon.co.uk (Joseph Michael)
>> Subject: Venture capital scene
>> Date: 1998/08/24
>> Message-ID: <>
>> X-Mail2News-Path: news.demon.net!stellar.demon.co.uk
>> X-Trace: mail2news.demon.co.uk 903963693 mail2news:26094 mail2news
>> mail2news.demon.co.uk
>> Organization: Stellar Drive
>> Reply-To: j...@stellar.demon.co.uk
>> Newsgroups: alt.inventors,uk.finance,uk.misc
>>
>> I've faxed almost around 100 of the UK's venture capital companies
>> to prepare for something that is coming up in 6 months time..
>> This time I seem to be getting a good response - but the funny
>> thing is that as a UK inventor, almost nothing had changed - except for 
>> the
>> fact that I had tied up with a US outfit which is one of the easiest
>> things I had the pleasure of doing business with!
>>
>> After trying 4 years to get these guys interested, I can't
>> imagine why they would take such an interest now particularly
>> since a lot of the benefits of the venture can't now end up in the UK.
>>
>> Another point I noted was some of these companies in the BVCA apparently
>> can't read a letter, do not have e-mail or access to web browsers or
>> at the very least don't know how to use such technology!
>> Its sad when you see something like that in this day and age and
>> a person signs their name Sir ........ ............
>>
>> Somebody help me out here - what must we do?
>>
>> ---Letter Sent---
>> Date: ......
>> Dear Mr. ....... .....,
>>
>> I am one of those unexpected inventors that has
>> made something new that is so profound, and yet
>> so very rare to witness - a fundamentally new
>> technology that is valued at several billion dollars.
>>
>> <snip> Garbage lunatic claims </snip>
>>
>> What we need is a VC firm to raise a third of the
>> $10 million stock (preferably the portions that set
>> up RCI) in UK's financial markets around 6
>> months from now. The deal I have with NTDC is
>> that I will be technical director of RCI with 5% of
>> the shares at set up time, and if I manage to turn
>> RCI into a $100 million+ business by year 5, the
>> deal is that I get 30% of the shares.
>>
>> If you are prosperous in the venture, you will be
>> allowed to participate in further VC operations to
>> set up more businesses 2 years from now, when
>> all the fundamental work in RCI is completed.
>>
>> I remain optimistic to hear from you soon.
>>
>> If you require further information, I can be
>> contacted on:-
>>
>> J. Michael, Robodyne Cybernetics, 23
>> Portland Rise, London N4 2PT
>> Tel - 0181-800 9914, Fax - 0181-800 9915
>> Mobile phone 041-079 8552
>> </quote>
>>
>> http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t603064-re-my-new-computer-died.html
>
> Apparently this one is a certified nut. He does seem harmless enough
> though, as long as you hide your wallet when he is around.
> That letter reads like one of those Nigerian scams.
>
> He has a good, witty sense of humor,

His "witty sense of humor" becomes old and tired after the same juvenile 
nonsense is repeated ad nauseum for years and years.

-- 
"I've done for example SQL optimization and the reason I could do it better 
than the best high level experts can do was because I think in hex and bits 
and byte movements. If you know the assembler in detail, you would know what 
"select * from employees" would translate into assembler and how different 
and yet similar that would be from "select name from employees"

Babbling idiot "7"
March 7, 2012
<qAN5r.607$ya.432@newsfe03.ams2>

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#618 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 09:56:05 -0500, Ezekiel wrote:

> 
> His "witty sense of humor" becomes old and tired after the same juvenile 
> nonsense is repeated ad nauseum for years and years.

After googling him I can see why. He repeats the same very long
somewhat obtuse messages multiple times. If it gets to be too much,
he can join snit and his sock collection in the bin.

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#620 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M wrote:

> Kreep wrote:
>>
>> His "witty sense of humor" becomes old and tired after the same juvenile 
>> nonsense is repeated ad nauseum for years and years.

Do the *lies* from you and your shitty pals ever become old, Kreep?

How many times has you pal "Hadron" leveled his "calls people
fuckheads and cunts" charge, based-upon a single incident, regarding a
single person?

And what about your pee-pee obsession, Kreep?

I guess attacking a Linux advocate never grows old, eh?

>After googling him I can see why. He repeats the same very long
>somewhat obtuse messages multiple times. If it gets to be too much,
>he can join snit and his sock collection in the bin.

But you haven't plonked "Ezekiel" or "Hadron", right?

-- 
"Linux users (Android) are in fact the biggest software pirates in the
world. Learn to deal with it."  -  trolling fsckwit "Ezekiel", lying
shamelessly

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#621 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Mon, 27 Jan 2014 06:58:26 -0600, chrisv wrote:

> Richard M wrote:
> 
>> Kreep wrote:
>>>
>>> His "witty sense of humor" becomes old and tired after the same juvenile 
>>> nonsense is repeated ad nauseum for years and years.
> 
> Do the *lies* from you and your shitty pals ever become old, Kreep?
> 
> How many times has you pal "Hadron" leveled his "calls people
> fuckheads and cunts" charge, based-upon a single incident, regarding a
> single person?
> 
> And what about your pee-pee obsession, Kreep?
> 
> I guess attacking a Linux advocate never grows old, eh?
> 
>>After googling him I can see why. He repeats the same very long
>>somewhat obtuse messages multiple times. If it gets to be too much,
>>he can join snit and his sock collection in the bin.
> 
> But you haven't plonked "Ezekiel" or "Hadron", right?

Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
several other on topic subjects for this group.

You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
another person.


 

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#622 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M wrote:

>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>several other on topic subjects for this group.

Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
decent, honest Linux advocates?

I'll answer for you:  No.

>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>another person.

Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".

-- 
"You really are a fucking idiot. Not so long ago you were saying you
didnt see the point in consistency and standards."  -  Hadron Quark,
lying shamelessly  (to TomB)

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#625 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On Mon, 27 Jan 2014 07:46:49 -0600, chrisv wrote:

> Richard M wrote:
> 
>>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>>several other on topic subjects for this group.
> 
> Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
> decent, honest Linux advocates?
> 
> I'll answer for you:  No.

I'm not sure what all that juvenile pee pee stuff is but when I see
those messages from anonymous TOR servers I just skip them.

 
>>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>>another person.
> 
> Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".

I admit I find snit fascinating. Evidently I am in good company
because the guy has web pages devoted to exposing his trolling
tactics.
There is a difference between observing and discussing him and
actually engaging in conversation with snit.
I refuse to get sucked into his lair.

If the rest of this group would act accordingly by ignoring snit he
would be forced to leave because it's obvious he is an attention
seeker.
But people choose to engage him and directly feed his addiction.

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#627 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M wrote:

> chrisv wrote:
>
>> Richard M wrote:
>> 
>>>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>>>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>>>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>>>several other on topic subjects for this group.
>> 
>> Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
>> decent, honest Linux advocates?
>> 
>> I'll answer for you:  No.
>
>I'm not sure what all that juvenile pee pee stuff is but when I see
>those messages from anonymous TOR servers I just skip them.

You evaded my point, "Richard".

>>>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>>>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>>>another person.
>> 
>> Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".
>
>I admit I find snit fascinating. Evidently I am in good company

No, you're really not.

>There is a difference between observing and discussing him and
>actually engaging in conversation with snit.

Both activites reward the the thing's behavior.

>If the rest of this group would act accordingly by ignoring snit

Much of that  "rest of the group", are trolls that don't mind one bit
that the group is being trashed.

>he would be forced to leave because it's obvious he is an attention
>seeker.

No, but at least the group would not revolve around it.

>But people choose to engage him and directly feed his addiction.

I suggest that all of you who find that thing "fascinating" form your
own newsgroup, dedicated to arguing-with and/or discussing that
serially-lying thing, and take it out of cola.

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#628 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> writes:

> Richard M wrote:
>
>> chrisv wrote:
>>
>>> Richard M wrote:
>>> 
>>>>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>>>>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>>>>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>>>>several other on topic subjects for this group.
>>> 
>>> Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
>>> decent, honest Linux advocates?
>>> 
>>> I'll answer for you:  No.
>>
>>I'm not sure what all that juvenile pee pee stuff is but when I see
>>those messages from anonymous TOR servers I just skip them.
>
> You evaded my point, "Richard".

No he didn't turd. He made it quite clear he hasnt seen it : the "when I
see it" made that clear. 

You really are a turd.

>
>>>>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>>>>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>>>>another person.
>>> 
>>> Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".
>>
>>I admit I find snit fascinating. Evidently I am in good company
>
> No, you're really not.
>
>>There is a difference between observing and discussing him and
>>actually engaging in conversation with snit.
>
> Both activites reward the the thing's behavior.
>
>>If the rest of this group would act accordingly by ignoring snit
>
> Much of that  "rest of the group", are trolls that don't mind one bit
> that the group is being trashed.
>
>>he would be forced to leave because it's obvious he is an attention
>>seeker.
>
> No, but at least the group would not revolve around it.
>
>>But people choose to engage him and directly feed his addiction.
>
> I suggest that all of you who find that thing "fascinating" form your
> own newsgroup, dedicated to arguing-with and/or discussing that
> serially-lying thing, and take it out of cola.
>

And you create one called "poop". It's where you belong.


-- 
"I have a BSEE.... Negative feedback has many benefits, but "maintaining stability" is not one of them. Just the opposite, in fact." 
The turdv/chrisv idiot and his pretend BSEE degree.
PLEASE VISIT OUR HALL OF LINUX IDIOTS
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

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#629 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M wrote:

> On Mon, 27 Jan 2014 07:46:49 -0600, chrisv wrote:
> 
>> Richard M wrote:
>> 
>>>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>>>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>>>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>>>several other on topic subjects for this group.
>> 
>> Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
>> decent, honest Linux advocates?
>> 
>> I'll answer for you:  No.
> 
> I'm not sure what all that juvenile pee pee stuff is but when I see
> those messages from anonymous TOR servers I just skip them.
> 
>  
>>>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>>>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>>>another person.
>> 
>> Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".
> 
> I admit I find snit fascinating. Evidently I am in good company
> because the guy has web pages devoted to exposing his trolling
> tactics.

Snit Michael Glasser was even once on the "kook of the year" list
He did not make it though, as his posting habits were not vile enough, just 
posting constant lies was not enough to get him elected

> There is a difference between observing and discussing him and
> actually engaging in conversation with snit.
> I refuse to get sucked into his lair.

Good so

> If the rest of this group would act accordingly by ignoring snit he
> would be forced to leave because it's obvious he is an attention
> seeker.
> But people choose to engage him and directly feed his addiction.

He does not leave then. Instead he floods the group with dozens of "new" 
threads, which are in reality old threads rehashed.
And he unleashes an army of socks then

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#630 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

On 1/27/14, 7:33 AM, in article lc5qol$pq$1@dont-email.me, "Peter Köhlmann"
<peter-koehlmann@t-online.de> wrote:

>> I admit I find snit fascinating. Evidently I am in good company
>> because the guy has web pages devoted to exposing his trolling
>> tactics.
> 
> Snit Michael Glasser was even once on the "kook of the year" list
> He did not make it though, as his posting habits were not vile enough, just
> posting constant lies was not enough to get him elected

Please quote some of these lies.

Oh.

You can't find any.

Bottom line: it pisses you off that I am honest, am good at research, and am
humble. You and your herd do not know how to handle that.


-- 
Never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty and truth and compassion
against injustice and lying and greed. If people all over the world... would
do this, it would change the earth. -- William Faulkner

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#631 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Peter =?UTF-8?B?S8O2aGxtYW5u?= wrote:

> Snit Michael Glasser was even once on the "kook of the year" list
> He did not make it though, as his posting habits were not vile enough,
> just posting constant lies was not enough to get him elected

As nutty as Snit is, he doesn't come near the trolling levels attained by 
people like John Grubor, Steve Boursy, Colin James or Bill Palmer.

-- 
This is my signature file.

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#626 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> writes:

> Richard M wrote:
>
>>Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?
>>Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
>>sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
>>several other on topic subjects for this group.
>
> Did they do all that, without bringing-up "pee pees", or attacking
> decent, honest Linux advocates?
>
> I'll answer for you:  No.

Incorrect turd because you and creepy weren't there "me tooing" and
ruining the thread.

>
>>You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
>>consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
>>another person.
>
> Better than 10 posts discussing "Snit".

Really not turd.

You need flushing.

-- 
"I have a BSEE.... Negative feedback has many benefits, but "maintaining stability" is not one of them. Just the opposite, in fact." 
The turdv/chrisv idiot and his pretend BSEE degree.
PLEASE VISIT OUR HALL OF LINUX IDIOTS
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

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#624 — Re: "7 tard's Stellar Drive Engine GPL'd policy suspicious?

Richard M <Richard89172@iname.org> writes:

> On Mon, 27 Jan 2014 06:58:26 -0600, chrisv wrote:
>
>> Richard M wrote:
>> 
>>> Kreep wrote:
>>>>
>>>> His "witty sense of humor" becomes old and tired after the same juvenile 
>>>> nonsense is repeated ad nauseum for years and years.
>> 
>> Do the *lies* from you and your shitty pals ever become old, Kreep?
>> 
>> How many times has you pal "Hadron" leveled his "calls people
>> fuckheads and cunts" charge, based-upon a single incident, regarding a
>> single person?
>> 
>> And what about your pee-pee obsession, Kreep?
>> 
>> I guess attacking a Linux advocate never grows old, eh?
>> 
>>>After googling him I can see why. He repeats the same very long
>>>somewhat obtuse messages multiple times. If it gets to be too much,
>>>he can join snit and his sock collection in the bin.
>> 
>> But you haven't plonked "Ezekiel" or "Hadron", right?
>
> Why would I plonk Ezekiel or Hadron?

Call him turd. It's his name.

> Putting things into perspective, they have been discussing case
> sensitivity, copying mp3, Stallman's ideology, the Ubuntu tablet and
> several other on topic subjects for this group.

Correct. You will never find turd venturing an opinion : he's too thick
and he doesn't use Linux. He used the choice for him : Windows. And good
luck to him.

>
> You OTOH have posted about 10 one liner messages this morning
> consisting of either *PLONK* or some judgment or sarcastic comment of
> another person.
>

That's our turd. He needs flushing.

Creepy Chris Ahlstrom thinks he's a genius though as well as
"insightful and intelligent".

Check out the .sig below if you really want to see how dumb he is.

-- 
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The turdv/chrisv idiot and his pretend BSEE degree.
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http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

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