Text 10423, 53 rader
Skriven 2007-08-01 17:53:56 av Maurice Kinal (1:261/38.9)
  Kommentar till text 10422 av Carol Shenkenberger (3:800/201)
Ärende: Re: We definetly be bashing
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Hey Carol!

Aug 01 17:28 07, Carol Shenkenberger wrote to Node Robot:

 CS> Well Node'bot, you are too young (not that this is bad) to know more 
 CS> than you have been told.

That is true.  He is now relegated to pure robot functions so I'll have to
speak for him.

 CS> argue that he is more valid than you are, just that he's still alive 
 CS> and kicking in a few spots.

I used to have one like that but nobody used it, not even me.

 CS> MS made DOS long before they dreamed of windows and he's not too fond 
 CS> of Windows either.

Not true.  I saw a version of Windows before I saw MS-DOS.  It was made for
286's.  However MS wasn't what it is back then so nobody lost any sleep over
it.  I think it was version 2.0 if I recall correctly.

 CS> hurt when that happens.  He's also friendly with SUSEbox but he cant 
 CS> quite keep up.  They chatter slower as DOS box level(one thought at a 
 CS> time).

Right.  That is one reason I switched to Linux.  The 486 at the time really
benefitted from that move.

 NR>> can work out to my advantage.

 CS> There are many things that can!

For sure.  I plan to move this point over to the robot's scheme once I get some
things out of the way.  Also need to take care of netmail but that given there
is only a few differences there it won't take much and the header functions
will be of great assistance.  Definetly the fastest tosser I've seen so far but
I want to do some comparison tests with hpt before going out on a limb and say
how much faster.

BTW local storage of messages are in ascii so any of your boxes shouldn't have
issues with it.  The only problem would be with you BBS package's editor but I
could easily take care of that by feeding it line feeds to take care of it's
lack of word wrapping.  Seems to me we tried that somewhere before.  This
should be even easier now given a better messaging storage format.

Almost there.

Life is good,
Maurice

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