Re: [SLE] Interesting
- From: Ed McCanless <e_mccanless@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 17:16:25 -0500
Stevens wrote:
After subscribing to this list a few weeks ago I have noticed severalWe were warned of this on the list page. It does have it's ups and
things interesting about it:
* It generates more messages by far that any other list. Thank God I
have a decent email client.
downs, however.
* It serves to remind me daily of the nature of puter geeks (I have beenI got my official start in '68 studying FORTRAN, but didn't get my first
one since 1979), which is to always tell someone how to build a watch
when they ask for the time.
computer 'til 1980, not much behind you. Much detail is needed by most
beginners. And, some folks, like me get 2-3 or more years behind
periodically. I find details helpful for catch-up and for making the
transition between systems.
* Along that line is the generation of massive amounts of chaff whichEven geeks like to talk.
has to be sifted through to get to the answer, sort of like picking fly
*** out of pepper.
* I view all this as some kind of late-in-life penance for the sins ofIt does not have to be a chore.
my youth.
* In spite of all the above, I am slowly amassing a filtered list ofHope you have as much Linux fun as the rest of us.
worthwhile reference data that is actually useful and I just want to
say "Thank you" to all of you who are helping in the effort.
Fred
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