RE: [Tech] Ram / rom queries

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<RANT> RE: [ukvac] [Tech] Ram / rom queries
FUCK ME I GIVE UP!!!

Andy, there isn't always "a point" to these things. What I was trying to do
here was to provoke a bit of discussion that might bring out some of the
reasons behind why things are done the way they are (sorry, WERE).

People are always saying here that they'd like to understand things better
boardwise (and that includes me too), but people are never going to get that
opportunity unless theory is discussed. I think we often seem to forget that
mailing lists are for discussion. And whether we like it or not, than can
include more than just what your fondest memories are.

I'm not even going to bother going through the reply any further. The bit
about the 2114s was not taken the way it was intended, and being a
programmer I am only too aware of how programs work, and am fully aware
about writing self modifying code and using reflection to do so to examine
what abilities said code exposes.

Andy, sometimes I wander. You can be an absolute star one day, providing
really useful information, and being really helpful, and another day
downright awkward.

Sorry I ever asked.

(And yes, before anyone points it out to me, I am getting irate about it, so
I'm ignoring things for a while before I flip any further).

Martin.
[Frikin big SNIP]
 

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Re: <RANT> RE: [ukvac] [Tech] Ram / rom queries
Martin.

did i, or did i not discuss your points (and their obvious flaws) in full
view so people can read, learn and understand?

I think you're actually getting irate at my last comment which was a
personal observation on how you operate, if so, get irate about that, but as
for the rest of the message i explained it all, reasons for and against, why
what when and how.. i answered your questions, and explained how things
work..

don't fly off on one, i was merely pointing out that you yourself appear to
be great one day, and a complete thickie the next :) I think in fact your
comment of me being great one day and not the next is actually a reflection
of your understanding the information you have been presented with and you
ability to handle it.

Andy Welburn
www.andys-arcade.com
 
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