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to: Sean Dennis
from: Alan Hess
date: 2007-03-01 16:54:02
subject: Problems with QModem Pro

Whilst masticating on , Sean Dennis (1:18/200)
wrote to Joe Bruchis:

JB>> Was that really necessary?  If you teach me someting new, I'll 
JB>> be the first to admit that I was wrong. I haven't seen any Linux
JB>> programming in Pascal, so please accept my apologies.

SD> I was rather harsh and I apologize.  I'm still recovering from 
SD> being attacked (I kid you not) in another echo about my choice of 
SD> operating systems and I'm still a little irritated.  Over the 
SD> years, I've been pestered, kidded, prodded and generally 
SD> malaligned because I've nearly always run OS/2 for my BBS (save 
SD> for the very short time I was running Synchronet v3.x).  I've 
SD> also gotten it for programming in Pascal, so I'm short-tempered 
SD> at times when I shouldn't be.

OS wars are so stupid.  People should use the OS (or OSes) that do what
they want the OS to do.  Nothing wrong with replying to a query with,
"I use this OS, as it has always worked for me," but it's just
dumb to say like a little kid on the playground, "My OS is better than
yours - you're a fool not to use mine."  Every OS has its pluses and
minuses - even me with my limited knowledge knows that.  

As for programming and languages, I never learned any of that, but it
strikes me that language wars are like OS wars.  *adh*

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