I am feeling that you are kinda of, to put it very
mildly, not quite satisfied with my postings...
It's because you seem still do not realize fully
that the dreadful (striped!) Computers are coming...
=2E.. or you are too lazy to fight for your sausage,
fried nuts, beer and freedom...
Are you a fatalist?
P.S.
(Me, I adore tomato juice & potato chips, and will
fight tooth and nail for them.... but that's my
personal choice and I admit gladly it can be quite
different from your one...)
On Mar 25, 12:18=A0pm, Dave <somepl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Vladimir Bondarenko wrote:
> > For Maple group, my expectations would be that the reader
> > would verify this way or that (where there's a will there's
> > a way) that the original Mathematica expression is just 0;
>
> Who else reading these newsgroups feels it is appropiate to send
> Mathematica specific bugs to a Maple specific newsgroup? Are there *any*
> =A0 users who read comp.soft-sys.math.maple but not sci.math.symbolic
and
> feel they want to know about Mathematica bugs? If so, let use know. If
> there are very few of you, perhaps Vladimir =A0would stop posting there.
>
> As a user of OpenOffice, I really don't care about bugs in Word or
Excel.
>
> As a user of Solaris, I really don't care about bugs in the linux
> kernel. If I was interested in Linux specific bugs, I would subscribe to
> a Linux newsgroup.
>
> As a user of the ipfilter firewall, I don't care about bugs in ipchains
> (another similar firewall).
>
> As an owner of a Voltzwagen Passat car, I really dont care about faults
> in Jaguars, Rolls Royces or BMW's.
>
> Clearly a more appropiate forum for Mathematica bugs would be
> comp.soft-sys.math.mathematica, but that is moderated and I very much
> doubt the moderator would permit such bug re****ts from Vladimir. I find
> the moderation on that newsgroup to be a pain, but it does have the
> benefit of restricting Vladimir's endless childish posts. All this crap
> about proud earthlings training hard, carbon-based minds and numerous
> repeats about what Brad Cooper thinks of bugs is just an annoyance.
>
> Any chance of you Vladimir not being quite so vocal and restricting the
> bug re****ts to the essential information to relavant newsgroups?
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