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I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN

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  - Layout ManagersRoedy Green coughed up:
    > On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 01:58:18 GMT, "Thomas G. Marshall"
    > <email***@***.com> wrote, quoted
    > or indirectly quoted someone who said :
    >
    >> No, I think you mean "integer multiples" here. Pixels, for example,
    >> could
    >> easily be drawn 3:1. But it's still the wrong solution.
    >
    > Yes. That applies to shrinking too which is even more problematic.
    
    ...[rip yada...]...
    
    I was part of a postscript clone manufacturer. I am intimate with all
    details regarding it's developement and design, particularly AA and pixel
    alignment ramifications.
    
    The only thing I can imagine is (believe it or not) that a general purpose
    PDL such as postscript is beyond the abilities of most to implement. This
    is true to a large extent---take a look at how many postscript clones that
    would work and then gack on particular pages. Or not work at all. There
    were a great many joke interpreters. I haven't checked in a while, but
    gnu's ghostscript was certainly one of them for many years.
    
    --
    http://www.allexperts.com is a nifty way to get an answer to just about
    /anything/.
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  - java doc start!?Hi
    I hear about Java document.. jar files etc. I want to learn these subjects..
    what do you think would be a good start.. I want to start with something so
    basic and simple so I can understand what is going on, then go to sun
    tutorial or any other advanced tutorials. Thanks.
- 5
  - ejbcreate and ConstructorHi,
    
    I am just learning EJB. Sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
    
    It is required that a session bean should have a public no-argument
    constructor. However, the initialization is usually done inside the
    ejbcreate() method.
    
    Could I put the initialization code in the constructor instead of
    ejbcreate()?
    
    TIA.
    SF
- 5
  - GridLayoutHello all!
    
    I have a jpanel to which I have set a layout of GridLayout(0,1,10,10).
    
    Within this panel I have 3 ImageIcons.
    
    When I startup the application, the ImageIcons are spread out evenly
    using the available space, and when I resize it, the hgaps and vgaps
    are respected, and the ImageIcons moved according to the panel size.
    
    But...
    
    I do not want the 3 components to use all available space.
    I want them to be aligned at the center top of the JPanel, and that
    when the application is resized, the hgap/vgap sizes remain the same,
    and that instead of occupying all avalable JPanel space, the ImageIcons
    only occupy their own X,Y position according to their height and
    hgap/vgap....
    
    - Can I do this using GridLayout? (or any existing layout) ?
    - Am I clear enough or am I loosing myself in rambling explanations?
    
    TIA,
    
    Soch
- 5
  - OPIE or SKEY authentication on web applicationHello,
    
    I am looking for a free and opensource component to do an OTP
    authentication on a web application running on Linux/Apache/Tomcat.
    JAVA API would be nice but any information is welcome.
    
    Pierre
- 6
  - differense of look between 1.4.2 and 1.4.1Hello,
    
    when compiling and running with jdk 1.4.2 (or higher) the look is totally
    different then when i use 1.4.1 fe mouse over on buttons seems different,
    the look of the radiobuttons is different , how can i solve this
    
    fe how i call a button
    trashbutton.setIcon(new ImageIcon(images.getString("TRASH20")));
    trashbutton.setPressedIcon(new
    ImageIcon(images.getString("TRASH20_IN")));
    trashbutton.setRolloverIcon(new
    ImageIcon(images.getString("TRASH20_OUT")));
    trashbutton.setDisabledIcon(new
    ImageIcon(images.getString("TRASH20_DIS")));
    trashbutton.setToolTipText(recources.getString("REMOVE_NODE"));
    trashbutton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    EditRemoveMenuItem_actionPerformed(e);
    }
    });
    
    trashbutton.setFocusPainted(false);
    trashbutton.setBorderPainted(false);
    trashbutton.setMaximumSize(new Dimension(40, 40));
    trashbutton.setMinimumSize(new Dimension(40, 40));
    trashbuttons.etPreferredSize(new Dimension(40, 40));
    trashbutton.setBackground(new Color(15, 40, 70));
    trashbutton.setForeground(new Color(15, 40, 70));
    
    it seems when i go with the mouse over the buttons in jdk 1.4.2 the
    backgroundcolor disapears and i need to set for mouseover also a color
    or are there other parameters to set
    there are also border that appears around the buttons on jdk 1.4.2 and not
    on lower versions
    
    can i find any solutions about this on the net?
    
    thanks Sven
- 6
  - problem w/conditional...
    I'm learning java.. following an assignment given to me by a programmer
    at work I put together a little app that:
    
    when you first run it it types a string, then prompts user to type part
    of the string, and app returns sgmt of string user typed surrounded by
    two chars before and after sgmt user typed..
    
    I put a few lines in there to deal with when user types first two chars
    of string, but what happens is not what I specify... pls see code here..
    www.francesdelrio.com/java/string.html
    
    lines in question near bottom of code..
    (signaled with " //*************...") thank you..
    
    Frances
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  - Happy Xmas!Hope everybody who celebrates has a wonderful holiday, and that all have a
    good vacation day! :)
    
    --
    Darryl L. Pierce <email***@***.com>
    Visit the Infobahn Offramp - <http://mypage.org/mcpierce>
    "What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"
- 9
  - JTextArea fun...Hi,
    
    I am wanting to have an area of text which will take in sets of
    coordinates and display them straight away. Initially, i used a
    JTextArea and simply used the .append() method to add the newest
    coordinates to the end of the current text. This worked perfectly fine.
    
    However, my problem now is that i want, at some points, one set of
    coordinates to display in a different colour to the rest. I.e. The
    selected object would have its coordinates highlighted in the text
    area. Due to the fact that .setForeground() changes the colour of the
    entire contents of the JTextArea; i need to use something else. I have
    tried using a JTextPane but cannot work out how to make it append extra
    information like the JTextArea does.
    
    Does anybody have any suggestions on what i could use to 1) display
    text as i add new objects and 2) have the ability to have different
    coloured text. Cheers.
    
    Regards,
    
    Cassman
- 9
  - How this is possible?if (mySocket != null){ logger.log(Level.FINEST,"Connection
    Status" + mySocket.isClosed() + mySocket.isConnected()); }
    
    When I see the log isClosed() and isConnected() are both returning
    true??? Anybody has an explanation for this?
- 10
  - Alternative for deprecated method JFrame.show()I'm messing around with Java Swing. I'm also messing around with
    Eclipse instead of a plain text editor such as TextPad.
    
    When I create the following two classes in Eclipse, I get a persistent
    warning that
    
    The method show() from the type Window is deprecated
    
    But I've checked the API docs (hence my looking for the 1.5.0 docs) and
    it does NOT indicate that show() is deprecated. Any words of
    guidance/advice?
    
    Thanks
    
    import javax.swing.*;
    
    public class LoanCalculatorApp
    {
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
    JFrame frame = new LoanCalculatorFrame();
    frame.show();
    }
    }
    
    import java.awt.*;
    import java.awt.event.*;
    import javax.swing.*;
    import java.text.*;
    
    public class LoanCalculatorFrame extends JFrame
    {
    public LoanCalculatorFrame()
    {
    setTitle("Loan Calculator");
    Toolkit tk = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    Dimension d = tk.getScreenSize();
    System.out.println("Screen:" + d.width + " by " + d.height + "
    pixels");
    int height = 200;
    int width = 267;
    setBounds((d.width-width)/2, (d.height-height)/2, width, height);
    setResizable(false);
    addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter()
    {
    public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e)
    {
    System.exit(0);
    }
    });
    Container contentPane = getContentPane();
    JPanel panel = new JPanel();
    contentPane.add(panel);
    
    }
    }
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  - EJBs vs. Servlets ?!Hello,
    
    When someone should be using EJBs and when servlets ?
    Are servlets just the Sun's lost children ?! They were just an
    intermediate step before EJBs came out ?
    
    The only reason I see to use servlets instead of EJBs is if do not
    have an application server (like JBOSS).
    
    Are there any other reasons ? (like performance, development time &
    effort etc)
    
    Regards,
    Razvan
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  - Questions about using Java 3DHi everyone (newbie here),
    
    I'd like to develop my skills to become a professional java developer.
    
    I was wondering about your opinion regarding the Java 3d API. Is it
    popular?
    >From my google searches it looks like Java3d is most popular in the
    mobile
    device realm. Everywhere else it appears quiet. So for instance I
    wanted to
    build a 3d applet for my website (to build my portfolio). Do you think
    this is
    wise? Or are there better alternatives?
    
    Thanks for any advise,
    
    Dennis.
- 16
  - Eclipse : edit code using drag & drop ?Patrick, Isn't eclipse cool?! A little more context from your
    question, that is, from what perspective? Developing applets? JSP
    pages? M7 develops NitroX for JSP and Struts which provides an
    integrated synchronized source and visual editor. www.m7.com.
    
    email***@***.com wrote in message news:<email***@***.com>...
    > After a few months of working with Eclipse, I'm almost 100%
    > happy with it, but the one feature i'm (still) missing is the ability
    > to edit source-code using drag & drop ...
    >
    > Does anyone know if there's some way (maybe a plugin) to make
    > this possible ? (I've already googled on it, to no avail).
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  - java kerberos with DCE KDCHi all,
    
    Before I go trying to reinvent the wheel, I figured I would ask the
    experts. Has anyone had the Java kerberos client successfully
    interoperate with a DCE KDC? On the surface, it looks as though it
    should work. I coded up a quick test, and found that Java is using the
    host field differently than DCE would like, although the rest of the
    data looked OK.
    
    Thanks in advance for any help or information on interoperability you
    can provide.
    
    Regards,
    Neal
    --
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Paul Edwards

Posted: 2003-12-30 3:00:00

java-programmer, I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Stephen Kellett wrote:
> If you are going to insult people, please learn to spell.
As usual, you have to point out minor errors because you have nothing to
say regarding the actual content of my posts. so what, a mispelling,
you knew what I meant. what purpose does spelling have beyond that? what
is this, a spelling bee you dork.

> Indeed. If you have a point to make, make it politely.
no, say please. dont tell others what to do.

In most
> societies, online and offline, opinions of rude people don't count.
Oh, ok dork. but if dont you have a point to make regarding the actual
content of my posts rather than being a star trek geek, then shut your ahole

Paul Edwards

Posted: 2003-12-30 3:00:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Stephen Kellett wrote:
> If you are going to insult people, please learn to spell.
As usual, you have to point out minor errors because you have nothing to
say regarding the actual content of my posts. so what, a mispelling,
you knew what I meant. what purpose does spelling have beyond that? what
is this, a spelling bee you dork.

> Indeed. If you have a point to make, make it politely.
no, say please. dont tell others what to do.

In most
> societies, online and offline, opinions of rude people don't count.
Oh, ok dork. but if dont you have a point to make regarding the actual
content of my posts rather than being a star trek geek, then shut your ahole

Stephen Kellett

Posted: 2003-12-30 4:48:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN In message <JQ_Hb.3413$email***@***.com>, Paul
Edwards <email***@***.com> writes
>Stephen Kellett wrote:
>Oh, ok dork. but if dont you have a point to make regarding the actual
>content of my posts rather than being a star trek geek, then shut your
>ahole

I did have a point. I made it. As for pointing out your spelling mistake
- I was pointing out something that made your attempted flame look even
more inept than it was. I ignored the assertion that Roedy Green was
spamming or "territorial pissing" as it is clearly FALSE and identified
as such by others.

Your .sig can contain anything you want, including your attempts at
using the English language. As such he is entitled to advertise his
website as much as I am mine and you are yours (if you have one). You
have displayed that you are incapable of determining that I made a
point, or understanding the content of the point made.

If you went into the average public house (pub or bar) shooting your
mouth off the way you do in the preceding and subsequent posts, you'd
most likely leave via the window and then proceed to hospital. As it is
you are safe in your anonymous account.

I expect the only type of response this post will get from you will be
more incoherent insults and abuse, so this will be last from me on this
subject. I have better ways to spend my time than argue with you.
--
Stephen Kellett
Object Media Limited http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk
RSI Information: http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk/rsi.html

Tony Morris

Posted: 2003-12-30 7:51:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN I'm guessing that the latter of your speculations is the correct one.

"Roedy Green" <email***@***.com> wrote in
message news:email***@***.com...
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 14:32:42 +0100, Chiron Paixos
> <email***@***.com> wrote or quoted :
>
> >*PLONK*
>
> I think what bothered me most about the original post was its mean
> spiritedness.
>
> The Java glossary took many years to compose. It generates less than
> $10 a month. It is a labour of love. It is my baby. It is my gift
> to the universe. It is one of my justifications for existence.
>
> The criticism was not designed to create a better glossary, but to
> discourage me, and make me think the whole project was a complete
> waste of time.
>
> I get constructive criticism all the time from people and the result
> is a better glossary, but it can only be useful if is specific.
>
> Imagine what it would be like to have that guy as a father. He would
> tell you what you had done was terrible, with no suggestion so how to
> do better next time. Pretty soon you would stop trying. Perhaps
> that's how one of his parents treated him.
>
> It is also possible the guy did that for an ulterior motive -- that he
> does not like my politics.
>
> Then again, perhaps it just bugged him having to click to read my
> answers instead of reading them inline and he lashed out.
>
> Perhaps he saw an implied "read the FAQs you dimbulb" in my every
> link.
>
> Then again, he just might be what is technically known as a jerk.
> http://www.winternet.com/~mikelr/flame34.html
> --
> Canadian Mind Products, Roedy Green.
> Coaching, problem solving, economical contract programming.
> See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/jgloss.html for The Java Glossary.

natG

Posted: 2003-12-30 8:45:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN "Stephen Kellett" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
news:mbvT6YBlDJ8$email***@***.com...
> In message <email***@***.com>, Thomas Schodt
> <news0310@xenoc.$DEMON.co.uk> writes
> >Stephen Kellett <email***@***.com> wrote in
> >news:01D3xfAXAH8$email***@***.com:
> >
> >> The animal is a Weasel, not weesel.
> >
> >That was what I thought.
> >However, a OneLook Dictionary search gave one (just one) hit.
> >http://makeashorterlink.com/?U1CA469E6
> >Not corroborated by any other dictionary though...
>
> If its not in the Oxford English Dictionary, its not English, its
> something else.
>
> >that just says something about the OP.
>
> Quite. He claims to have lots of experience, but the lack of language
> skills, lack of content when asked to submit valid URLs/answers and
> general style of posting, indicate a young troll. I gave up that sport
> years ago, so I won't contribute any further to this waste of space.
>
> Stephen
> --
> Stephen Kellett
> Object Media Limited http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk
> RSI Information: http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk/rsi.html

I suspect he bet someone as to how large a thread his bait will draw.

natG

Posted: 2003-12-30 8:47:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN "Roedy Green" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
news:email***@***.com...
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 14:32:42 +0100, Chiron Paixos
> <email***@***.com> wrote or quoted :
>
> >*PLONK*
>
> I think what bothered me most about the original post was its mean
> spiritedness.
>
> The Java glossary took many years to compose. It generates less than
> $10 a month. It is a labour of love. It is my baby. It is my gift
> to the universe. It is one of my justifications for existence.
>
> The criticism was not designed to create a better glossary, but to
> discourage me, and make me think the whole project was a complete
> waste of time.
>
> I get constructive criticism all the time from people and the result
> is a better glossary, but it can only be useful if is specific.
>
> Imagine what it would be like to have that guy as a father.

Imagine him for a son!

GaryM

Posted: 2003-12-30 9:09:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Roedy Green <email***@***.com>
wrote in news:email***@***.com:

<snip>

Methinks you wasted far too many cycles on him ... keep up the good
work, Roedy.

Alex Hunsley

Posted: 2003-12-30 9:16:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Paul Edwards wrote:

> i am getting extremely fucking tired of seeing roedy green's fucking
> spam

It's not spam. Roedy posts helpful links to specific pages in his java
glossary in answer to peoples queries. I suspect you know this, however,
as you appear to be a rather poor troll.

> for his QUITE WEAK java journal pages non-sense every single java
> related newsgroup archive search i do. PLEASE FUCKING STOP WITH YOUR
> SPAM ROEDY FUCKING GREEN. IT"S NOT THAT INFORMATIVE. QUIT WITH YOUR
> TERRITORIAL PISSING.

Let's see. What's Roedy done for this group? Quite a lot. He posts
helpful links in answer to questions, links to a resource he's made
himself. No-one has complained about this, except yourself.

What have you done? Nothing. Or should I say "negative". You've come in
here and started pissing in the wind about someone who is being helpful.
This is the java programming and help group, and Roedy is helping.

You are pathetic. And as you have seen from other replies, you are
receiving zero respect here. Wonder why? Why not see if you can work it
out...

Alex Hunsley

Posted: 2003-12-30 9:24:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Paul Edwards wrote:

>
>> My alternatives are:
>>
>> 1. not post at all.
>
> Ok all you followers afraid to make any comments against your great
> leader...

"Great leader"? Where are you getting this from? Roedy is being helpful.
If he was as useless and as offensive as you, we'd kick his ass as well.

>you spineless weesels...

Tip #1: When trolling and flaming, try to spell words correctly. It's
"weasel", anencephalous blob.

> My point is this... I don't mind a tag line. That's not what im
> referring to. Im talking about EVERY SINGLE RESPONSE

Oh, stop shouting, FFS.

> being a pointer to
> the webpage as a solution TO EVERY SINGLE PROBLEM. I have followed it 3
> times and found generalized, incomplete, shallow information relevant to
> the topic i was looking at.

You obviously need to flip that switch behind your ear then (the one
that activates your brain). His website is quite informative.

> So my deduction was this, lame brains:

There's only one person here who's looking very lame indeed, and it
happens to be the person calling everyone *else* lame.

> Toady
> Green is more interested in generating traffic to his apparently java
> panacea website.

That sentence doesn't make any sense. Switch on the brain man!

> Otherwise, there would be instances when he didn't need
> to specify the site url (when? dare you count them?).

What, and just cut and paste his website instead? Waste of bandwidth. Or
just rewrite everything for each post? Waste of time when it's on the site.

> TAGLINES ARE NOT
> WHAT IM REFERRING TO lame brains (What stupid replies, as usual). And to
> start out the defense by saying alternatives are to not post at all IS
> STUPID and expected. Troll=anybody that stands up and calls you on your
> bullshit.

Troll = you. Troll = idiot who sees a problem where none exists. Troll =
person who then attacks said "problem" in an offensive and anti-social way.

alex

Jim

Posted: 2003-12-30 12:57:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Roedy Green wrote:

> On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 09:50:44 +1000, "Tony Morris"
> <email***@***.com> wrote or quoted :
>
>
>>I'm guessing that the latter of your speculations is the correct one.
>>
>
> He must be a bit blown away by the reaction. In most other newsgroups
> such a post would have scarcely raised an eyebrow. He was new, and
> had not yet noticed the relatively genteel conventions of this group.
>
> I hope we have not frightened him so badly he gives up his attempts to
> learn Java.
>
> --
> Canadian Mind Products, Roedy Green.
> Coaching, problem solving, economical contract programming.
> See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/jgloss.html for The Java Glossary.
>

Roedy, I must have missed something. Did he actually
have a Java question???? Keep up the good work.

Jim

63k05pv02

Posted: 2003-12-30 19:21:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN I'd like to take this opportunity for a long overdue:

** Thank you, Roedy, for all the work you have put into helping out
the java community! **

Your site was one of my most valued links when starting out with Java
and I have personally been helped by you quite effectively on several
occasions.

Roedy Green <email***@***.com> wrote in message news:<email***@***.com>...
> My alternatives are:
...
> 2. post inline the material on my webpages. The problem is the
> questions have been asked dozens of times before. It would be a waste
> of bandwidth.

No - a link to a site is better, IMHO. That way, as the page
containing the answer to the FAQ improves, so will all the individual
answers. If inline, the earliest answers will likely be the poorest.

A reminder: When one doesn't get a usable answer, often it is because
of a poor question!

Odd how what started out as a flame against Roedy turns into a
demonstration of support for Roedy, isn't it? Thank you for that, Mr.
Paul Edwards. The universe is an strange place...

Peter

Cloud Burst

Posted: 2003-12-31 2:15:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN >I think what bothered me most about the original post was its mean
>spiritedness.
>
>The Java glossary took many years to compose. It generates less than
>$10 a month. It is a labour of love. It is my baby. It is my gift
>to the universe. It is one of my justifications for existence.
>
>The criticism was not designed to create a better glossary, but to
>discourage me, and make me think the whole project was a complete
>waste of time.

It's funny, I've been ignoring this NG lately (while studying some
other things) and just happened to notice this thread. I must say
the OP did a good job of getting my attention. Perhaps he should
make a move into advertising, since he probably isn't working.

And he IS a dickhead, which will probably help him in advertising.

so wat if he cant spel? he got hiz poeent (?) akross, dint he?

And he DID generate lots of traffic (Again, go into advertising.)

Anyway, I just happened to be thinking about your web site this
morning, and how useful it's been to me.

So: Please keep up the good work. Roedy, that is.

CB

kamikaze

Posted: 2004-1-2 13:19:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Paul Edwards <email***@***.com>
wrote on Mon, 29 Dec 2003 03:10:09 GMT:
>> My alternatives are:
>> 1. not post at all.
> Ok all you followers afraid to make any comments against your great
> leader... you spineless weesels...
> My point is this... I don't mind a tag line. That's not what im
> referring to. Im talking about EVERY SINGLE RESPONSE being a pointer to
> the webpage as a solution TO EVERY SINGLE PROBLEM. I have followed it 3
> times and found generalized, incomplete, shallow information relevant to
> the topic i was looking at.

If you think his response isn't complete, or isn't correct, send him
more material to add to it, or post your own followup with your
suggestions. If you don't like seeing his posts at all, killfile him.
Stop whining and be part of the solution, or at least stop whining.

Oh, and one last thing. Grammar and logical exposition. It would be
nice if you left USENET for a while and studied these topics. Your
incoherent posts make my eyes bleed.

--
<a href="http://kuoi.asui.uidaho.edu/~kamikaze/"> Mark Hughes </a>
"God, I think. God. He doesn't answer, and I'd be justifiably scared--but not
in a panic!--if he did, since I would know it really was Resuna, or a tiny
brain tumor, or some boo-boo in my mix of neurotransmitters." -John Barnes

kamikaze

Posted: 2004-1-2 13:22:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN natG <email***@***.com>
wrote on Mon, 29 Dec 2003 15:52:14 GMT:
> "Paul Edwards" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
> news:fxOHb.3310$email***@***.com...
>> Tony Morris wrote:
>> > After I ignore all the other blah, I tried to make sense of the point that
>> > you are trying to make. Since you lack basic linguistic skills, I request
>> > that you give me the URL to the article that you are referring to so that I
>> > can determine things for myself please ?
>> i was programming "professionally" at fortune 100 companies when you
>> were still poppin zits in 6th grade, so get real Tony.
> You sound like a mainframe guy... out of a job..

Inconceivable. I do not believe anyone could get hired at a
professional job with Paul's command of the English language, and his
name certainly looks English, so this probably *is* his native language.

--
<a href="http://kuoi.asui.uidaho.edu/~kamikaze/"> Mark Hughes </a>
"God, I think. God. He doesn't answer, and I'd be justifiably scared--but not
in a panic!--if he did, since I would know it really was Resuna, or a tiny
brain tumor, or some boo-boo in my mix of neurotransmitters." -John Barnes

bcd

Posted: 2004-1-2 13:35:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN In article <email***@***.com>,
Mark 'Kamikaze' Hughes <email***@***.com> wrote:
>
> When correcting someone else's spelling or grammar, it's (<- Hey, look
>at that!) a good idea to be correct in your own.

I find that parenthetical remark to be highly suspect. The leading
capital H just has to be wrong, the arrow thing is unconventional in
the extreme and I'm not entirely sure about ending the sentence with
punctuation either.

On the other hand, I would welcome education on this particular
subject.

I would add a smiley, but I suddenly find myself unsure of its
grammatical correctness.

Cheers
Bent D
--
Bent Dalager - email***@***.com - http://www.pvv.org/~bcd
powered by emacs

Stephen Kellett

Posted: 2004-1-2 20:37:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN In message <email***@***.com>, Mark
'Kamikaze' Hughes <email***@***.com> writes
>> If its not in the Oxford English Dictionary, its not English, its
>> something else.
>
> <http://www.angryflower.com/bobsqu.gif>

:-)

> When correcting someone else's spelling or grammar, it's (<- Hey, look
>at that!) a good idea to be correct in your own.

I quite agree with you. Up until mid 1990 my grammar was reasonably
good. Mid 1990 was when I started using email and newsgroups. As more
and more people with English as their second language or with poor
grammatical skills started using usenet I noticed that sometimes I would
accidentally confuse English spelling with American (centre and center
being a classic). I also noticed that at some point I kind of lost the
plot with apostrophe, which is a shame. I think "it's" causes more
trouble than just about any other use of 's going. Maybe I should just
write "it is" and be done with it :-)

Stephen
--
Stephen Kellett
Object Media Limited http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk
RSI Information: http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk/rsi.html

Andrew Thompson

Posted: 2004-1-2 21:06:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN "Bent C Dalager" <email***@***.com> wrote in message
news:bt2vuj$pc5$email***@***.com...
> In article <email***@***.com>,
...
> I would add a smiley, but I suddenly find myself unsure of its
> grammatical correctness.

I'll add it for you, [ :-) ] and
the grammatical correctness be
damned! ;-)

Peter Kirk

Posted: 2004-1-2 23:50:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN "Paul Edwards" <email***@***.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:MQrHb.3093$email***@***.com...
> i am getting extremely fucking tired of seeing roedy green's fucking
> spam for his QUITE WEAK java journal pages non-sense every single java
> related newsgroup archive search i do. PLEASE FUCKING STOP WITH YOUR
> SPAM ROEDY FUCKING GREEN. IT"S NOT THAT INFORMATIVE. QUIT WITH YOUR
> TERRITORIAL PISSING.

There is some helpful information about posting on newsgroups at this site:
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/newsgroups.html

kamikaze

Posted: 2004-1-3 5:49:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN Bent C Dalager <email***@***.com>
wrote on Fri, 2 Jan 2004 05:35:15 +0000 (UTC):
> In article <email***@***.com>,
> Mark 'Kamikaze' Hughes <email***@***.com> wrote:
>> When correcting someone else's spelling or grammar, it's (<- Hey, look
>>at that!) a good idea to be correct in your own.
> I find that parenthetical remark to be highly suspect. The leading
> capital H just has to be wrong, the arrow thing is unconventional in
> the extreme and I'm not entirely sure about ending the sentence with
> punctuation either.
> On the other hand, I would welcome education on this particular
> subject.

Parenthetical asides can be complete sentences, including punctuation;
if they get past a couple sentences, they're better as footnotes. The
arrow is non-textual, so it's not grammatical or non-grammatical, any
more than smiley faces in the margin or dotting "i" with a heart.

> I would add a smiley, but I suddenly find myself unsure of its
> grammatical correctness.

They're fine, but I rarely use them myself. I like people to either
figure out if I'm pulling their leg, or get offended and make fools of
themselves by overreacting. But if I did use them, there'd be one here.

--
<a href="http://kuoi.asui.uidaho.edu/~kamikaze/"> Mark Hughes </a>
"God, I think. God. He doesn't answer, and I'd be justifiably scared--but not
in a panic!--if he did, since I would know it really was Resuna, or a tiny
brain tumor, or some boo-boo in my mix of neurotransmitters." -John Barnes

Stephen Kellett

Posted: 2004-1-3 6:51:00

java-programmer >> I AM FUCKING SICK OF ROEDY GREEN In message <email***@***.com>, Mark
'Kamikaze' Hughes <email***@***.com> writes
> They're fine, but I rarely use them myself. I like people to either
>figure out if I'm pulling their leg, or get offended and make fools of
>themselves by overreacting. But if I did use them, there'd be one here.

Destined to be immortalized in a tag line somewhere...
--
Stephen Kellett
Object Media Limited http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk
RSI Information: http://www.objmedia.demon.co.uk/rsi.html

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