Re: xfree/xorg?

From: I R A Darth Aggie (hfrarg_at_nttvr2x3.pbgfr.arg)
Date: 12/28/04

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    On 24 Dec 2004 21:28:41 GMT,
    Dances With Crows <danSPANceswitTRAPhcrows@usa.net>, in
    <slrncsp245.4ip.danSPANceswitTRAPhcrows@crow202.dyndns.org> wrote:

    >+ removed.) If you're that concerned about his identity, call him on it
    >+ via his e-mail.

    *shrugs* I'm not concerned with my identity, why should anyone else?
    and having survived a number of net.loons intact, I'd prefer that
    they actually have to work to find me in meat.space.

    >+ Usenet is not the freakin' New York Times

    I certainly hope we have higher standards! Hmmm? Jayson Blair is on
    line 1??

    >+ up a lot of irrelevant garbage when people search on it. I R A Darth
    >+ Aggie may have a similar reason.

    Actually, it's the opposite. I have a relatively unique surname. The
    nym has been thru a long evolution to reach its current state. And has
    a history and a life of it's own.

    >+ >>Appeal to authority. Nice logical flaw. Judge the words, not the
    >+ >>messanger.
    >+
    >+ AOL!

    D'oh! I have to wonder if "Thomas Dickey" is familar with "Student's
    t-test", one of the now standard statistical tests. The name Student
    was a nym for publishing anonymous treatises. According to TD's
    thesis, the t-test should be rejected *simply* because we don't know
    who did the work.

    >+ Got a cite for why Darth Aggie's above paragraph is "fake throughout"?
    >+ And your *opinions* look a lot better when you don't resort to
    >+ namecalling.

    If I can get them to namecalling, I'm already 2/3rds the way to
    "winning"...

    >+ Quantity and longevity do not imply quality,
    >+ but they are worth considering.

    I feel the need for a disclaimer: past performance is no indication of
    future performance.

    >+ Feck. Time to go eat dinner and drink too much wine... have a merry St.
    >+ Gulik's Day/Agnostica!

    Heh. Go have another round of both food and drink!

    Nameless 

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