Haai,

On Sat, November 24, 2007 11:19, Juan RP wrote:
> On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 10:25:01 -0000 (UTC)
> "De Zeurkous" <zeurkous@nichten.info> wrote:
>
>> You're free to contest it and/or offer alternatives. In fact, I'd be
>> delighted to receive a justified mental kick-in-the-ass from anyone. If
>> no-one has standing objections, I consider my theory accepted and I
>> expect
>> an experimental implementation by the kernel developers to follow.
>>
>> If anyone would like to take a look at my TODO, just ask and I'll put it
>> up and post a link to it. Perhaps it'll clarify things a bit. Then
>> again,
>> maybe not.
>
> Really dude, don't you have something to do than talking nonsense all
> the time? I've been reading your stupid comments for some monts already
> and I think none of them was useful.

If that's the only attitude you can communicate with, I don't expect you
to find anything useful beyond your own imagination.

>
> Why do you think somebody is interested in your TODO?

Because it is bound to be /very/ different from the ones of others around
here.

> you are only saying
> bullshit and trolling all the time.

Saying bullshit? There is a large (but probably still too small) amount of
logic to my statements, so I _personally_ don't think it qualifies as
that. Trolling? Most definitely, and that's not something I apologize for.
If you are capable of accepting it, you will find it a most valuable tool
to grease arguments without resorting to crude primate behavior.

>
> Perhaps if you can confirm your talks with some code, we'd trust you...

Alright, you want to see the current (still primitive, #include
<stdexcuses.h>) shext tree? Ack, and I'll put it up tomorrow. I have
'some' sleep to catch up on.

> otherwise I can only say STFU, because your comments are not productive.

If I'd be explaining autoconf on our level to a room full of peasants, it
probably wouldn't be very productive either.

Baai,

De Zeurkous
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