07-15-13 16:01 Sean Dennis wrote to Ed Vance about NoScript

 SD> {at}MSGID: 
 SD> Hello, Ed.

 SD> Saturday July 13 2013 at 17:08, you wrote to me:

 EV> I can't remember right now what program WireShark came from.

 SD> It came from Etheral.  There was a copyright issue when the
 SD> code changed hands so the open source version was renamed.

That's Right, Sean, it is Etheral that I used on this XP box
some time ago.

 EV> I guess I'll never be "Mr. Know-It-All".

 SD> At my college, there are a few people who think I'm some sort
 SD> of kiss-ass because I happen to know a few things about
 SD> computers (I started using computers when I was eight years
 SD> old; I'm 40 now).  A few weeks ago, a person made a rather rude
 SD> remark to me about my knowledge and I turned around in my seat,
 SD> in class, and hissed, "If I knew everything about computers,
 SD> would I be associating with the likes of you?"

 SD> That person shut their mouth and couldn't come up with a
 SD> response. :)

Maybe it's kinda like You are the "Old Guy" telling the
"Young Whipper Snappers" What's What, and some take offense
at Your knowledge in class.

They just don't know that Your Knowledge is "Hands On"
Knowledge and they also don't know that a Amateur Radio Elmer
shares what He Knows so that others Can Know.

I was 16 when I got my Ham Novice Call Sign, there were two
Local Ham Radio Clubs, I joined the Club that the OLD GUYS who
had done lots and lots of things in the early years of Radio
so I could learn from them.

I didn't join the Club my Young Friends joined until after I
came back from the Navy.
Then I was a member of both clubs.

 SD> I don't know it all.  What fun would there be in knowing
 SD> everything?

Well, Sir, Others could climb up the mountain to ask You
a question that Only You Knew The Answer to.  

... A lawyer got his client a suspended sentence...the client was hung.
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