H
Heike Svensson
At 10:27 AM said:
Kablooie!
I love a good Internet argument.
Kablooie!
I love a good Internet argument.
S
Sulfide Eater
No, but thanks for your concern, tholenbot.
But I gotta ask: What does your question have to do with OS/2, trollen?
What does your classic erroneous presupposition have to do with OS/2,
thallium?
You don't exactly have much of a choice, though, do you, thalien, unless
your author chooses someday to port you to another platform, tholenbot.
So you don't count, thalidomide.
Not to their own users, the general public, trollium.
What does your classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim have to do
with OS/2, trillium?
How many is "far more than 3", trellis? 30, tholenbot? Perhaps even as
many as 100, tholian?
Perhaps 7, then, tholenbot.
Not even ten, trollenbot? Aww, poor OS/2. Nine or fewer users makes
thallium a sad, sad bot. Why, tholenbot's in danger of the only platform
he's supported on going extinct! If someone doesn't port him to Windows
or Linux, trollen could actually *die*!
Classic contradiction, tholenbot; you just said not even 10, tholoon.
What does the temperature becoming milder in the Northeast have to do
with OS/2, thallium?
T
tholen
43> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
43> Smack!
43> Pow!
43> Blam!
43> Whack!
43> Bam!
43> Boink!
43> Slap!
43> Zoink!
43> Kablooie!
What do your sound effects have to do with OS/2, Svensson?
43> I love a good Internet argument.
Do you often argue with yourself, Svensson?
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
43> Smack!
43> Pow!
43> Blam!
43> Whack!
43> Bam!
43> Boink!
43> Slap!
43> Zoink!
43> Kablooie!
What do your sound effects have to do with OS/2, Svensson?
43> I love a good Internet argument.
Do you often argue with yourself, Svensson?
T
tholen
135> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
135> No,
Then why are you have problems with your recollection, Eater?
135> but thanks for your concern, tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> But I gotta ask: What does your question have to do with OS/2,
trollen?
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does your classic erroneous presupposition have to do with
OS/2,
135> thallium?
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> You don't exactly have much of a choice, though, do you, thalien,
Who is "thalien", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> unless
135> your author chooses someday to port you to another platform,
tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> So you don't count, thalidomide.
Who is "thalidomide", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Not to their own users, the general public, trollium.
Who is "trollium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does your classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim have
to do
135> with OS/2, trillium?
Who is "trillium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> How many is "far more than 3", trellis?
Who is "trellis", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> 30, tholenbot?
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Perhaps even as many as 100, tholian?
Who is "tholian", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Perhaps 7, then, tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Not even ten, trollenbot?
Who is "trollenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Aww, poor OS/2. Nine or fewer users makes
135> thallium a sad, sad bot.
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Why, tholenbot's in danger of the only platform
135> he's supported on going extinct!
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> If someone doesn't port him to Windows
135> or Linux, trollen could actually *die*!
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Classic contradiction, tholenbot;
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> you just said not even 10, tholoon.
Who is "tholoon", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does the temperature becoming milder in the Northeast have
to do
135> with OS/2, thallium?
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
135> No,
Then why are you have problems with your recollection, Eater?
135> but thanks for your concern, tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> But I gotta ask: What does your question have to do with OS/2,
trollen?
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does your classic erroneous presupposition have to do with
OS/2,
135> thallium?
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> You don't exactly have much of a choice, though, do you, thalien,
Who is "thalien", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> unless
135> your author chooses someday to port you to another platform,
tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> So you don't count, thalidomide.
Who is "thalidomide", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Not to their own users, the general public, trollium.
Who is "trollium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does your classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim have
to do
135> with OS/2, trillium?
Who is "trillium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> How many is "far more than 3", trellis?
Who is "trellis", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> 30, tholenbot?
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Perhaps even as many as 100, tholian?
Who is "tholian", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Perhaps 7, then, tholenbot.
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Not even ten, trollenbot?
Who is "trollenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Aww, poor OS/2. Nine or fewer users makes
135> thallium a sad, sad bot.
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Why, tholenbot's in danger of the only platform
135> he's supported on going extinct!
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> If someone doesn't port him to Windows
135> or Linux, trollen could actually *die*!
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> Classic contradiction, tholenbot;
Who is "tholenbot", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> you just said not even 10, tholoon.
Who is "tholoon", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
135> What does the temperature becoming milder in the Northeast have
to do
135> with OS/2, thallium?
Who is "thallium", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
H
Heike Svensson
43> I love a good Internet argument.
Do you often argue with yourself, Svensson?
What does your question have to do with OS/2, tholenbot?
And for the record the answer is "no", trollen; in fact I never do,
thallium. But it can be fun to watch others argue, thalidomide, like
you, Sulfide Eater, and Arne Vajhøj were doing, tholoon.
S
Sulfide Eater
Classic erroneous presupposition, trollen.
L
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
Think about the fact that 1) the examples I mentioned are bigger than that,
and 2) the Java compilers and run-times that you used to build and run your
“portable†code on all those different systems were most likely written in C
anyway.
In other words, Java code cannot be ported to a system until C has been
ported to that system. Or, in other other words:
Java portability ≤ C portability
L
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
Where are there any “simple implementations†of C++?
By “common†do you mean Microsoft?
L
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
No, it isn’t.
My point exactly.
So where did it say whether distinct types had to be implemented with the
same or different code?
D
Del Murgatroid
So, how do you all like my usenet troll bots? They were actually not
that hard to program, the basic underlying principle is a Markov chain
of configuarble response scraps that are stitched together based upon
a hierarchy of rules. On top of that I built a string analyzer - it
usually handles one sentence at a time, but can analyze up to 30 lines
of text at once (30 is just an arbitrary #, by the way, it can easily
be expanded to more). This is the most complicated part of the bot, as
it is here that it determines whether it will arbitrarially declare
the analyzed sentence a "fallacious argument" and state the
"determined" (I use that term _very_ loosely) fallacious argument as a
complete & valid response to the statement, whether it will randomly
add a totally unrelated newsgroup to the header file, or any of the
other 5 generic troll responses. I am especially proud of my
"nicknamesult analyzer" It uses a noise analysis algorithm, of my own
devising, on each word to determine whether the non-bot poster is
attempting a "nicknamesult" or whether the replier is just a poor
speller, technically braindead, etc. (For example, a "nicknamesult"
for Arnold would be Assnold or some crap). I will be happy to sell you
my botLib for $50usd. It works on usenet and all html-based forums and
includes a Bot Manager to easily permit fine-tuning of targets,
direction of trolling and personalized responses for all deployed bots
through one, while not simple, at least reasonably clear and beginner
friendly interface. Flash-based forum targeting is coming soon.
$2,000.00usd to remove your newsgroup from the bot's reply list.
that hard to program, the basic underlying principle is a Markov chain
of configuarble response scraps that are stitched together based upon
a hierarchy of rules. On top of that I built a string analyzer - it
usually handles one sentence at a time, but can analyze up to 30 lines
of text at once (30 is just an arbitrary #, by the way, it can easily
be expanded to more). This is the most complicated part of the bot, as
it is here that it determines whether it will arbitrarially declare
the analyzed sentence a "fallacious argument" and state the
"determined" (I use that term _very_ loosely) fallacious argument as a
complete & valid response to the statement, whether it will randomly
add a totally unrelated newsgroup to the header file, or any of the
other 5 generic troll responses. I am especially proud of my
"nicknamesult analyzer" It uses a noise analysis algorithm, of my own
devising, on each word to determine whether the non-bot poster is
attempting a "nicknamesult" or whether the replier is just a poor
speller, technically braindead, etc. (For example, a "nicknamesult"
for Arnold would be Assnold or some crap). I will be happy to sell you
my botLib for $50usd. It works on usenet and all html-based forums and
includes a Bot Manager to easily permit fine-tuning of targets,
direction of trolling and personalized responses for all deployed bots
through one, while not simple, at least reasonably clear and beginner
friendly interface. Flash-based forum targeting is coming soon.
$2,000.00usd to remove your newsgroup from the bot's reply list.
A
Arne Vajhøj
Wow, was it 6? Maybe even 10? Maybe even as many as 100? Out of what,
millions?
Most of the financial sector world wide.
Good chunks of accounting firms, retail and
public sector systems.
Arne
A
Arne Vajhøj
????
Some parts of JVM and JRE need to be native. And for all
common platforms that is C/C++.
But that tells nothing about portability of C.
In fact it proves that C is not portable by the fact
that it is not easy to port JVM and JRE to a new platform.
Arne
A
Arne Vajhøj
Nonsense.
C code depending on ifdes requires changes to the source code
to be moved.
Java code does not require changes to the source code - actually
not even recompile: you can just move the byte code over.
Arne
A
Arne Vajhøj
Very few of them are portable. They just support a number
of platforms, which is completely different from portable.
Since I am talking about all platforms, then that is impossible.
Arne
A
Arne Vajhøj
Windows is actually running on multiple platforms.
For obvious reasons it does not run on multiple OS'es.
Have you considered learning anything about the topics you talk about?
Win32 API has a gazillion typdefs.
Win64 API is the same as Win32 API just with a few different typedefs,
so what are you talking about????
Arne
A
Arne Vajhøj
Regarding this then I believe almost all are simple.
No.
MS, *nix, VMS etc..
Arne
T
tholen
136> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
136> Classic erroneous presupposition, trollen.
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
136> Classic erroneous presupposition, trollen.
Who is "trollen", Eater? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
T
tholen
1> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
1> So, how do you all like my usenet troll bots? They were actually
not
1> that hard to program, the basic underlying principle is a Markov
chain
1> of configuarble response scraps that are stitched together based
upon
1> a hierarchy of rules. On top of that I built a string analyzer - it
1> usually handles one sentence at a time, but can analyze up to 30
lines
1> of text at once (30 is just an arbitrary #, by the way, it can
easily
1> be expanded to more). This is the most complicated part of the bot,
as
1> it is here that it determines whether it will arbitrarially declare
1> the analyzed sentence a "fallacious argument" and state the
1> "determined" (I use that term _very_ loosely) fallacious argument
as a
1> complete & valid response to the statement, whether it will
randomly
1> add a totally unrelated newsgroup to the header file, or any of the
1> other 5 generic troll responses. I am especially proud of my
1> "nicknamesult analyzer" It uses a noise analysis algorithm, of my
own
1> devising, on each word to determine whether the non-bot poster is
1> attempting a "nicknamesult" or whether the replier is just a poor
1> speller, technically braindead, etc. (For example, a "nicknamesult"
1> for Arnold would be Assnold or some crap). I will be happy to sell
you
1> my botLib for $50usd. It works on usenet and all html-based forums
and
1> includes a Bot Manager to easily permit fine-tuning of targets,
1> direction of trolling and personalized responses for all deployed
bots
1> through one, while not simple, at least reasonably clear and
beginner
1> friendly interface. Flash-based forum targeting is coming soon.
1> $2,000.00usd to remove your newsgroup from the bot's reply list.
What does your question have to do with OS/2, Murgatroid?
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,rec.games.roguelike.development
1> So, how do you all like my usenet troll bots? They were actually
not
1> that hard to program, the basic underlying principle is a Markov
chain
1> of configuarble response scraps that are stitched together based
upon
1> a hierarchy of rules. On top of that I built a string analyzer - it
1> usually handles one sentence at a time, but can analyze up to 30
lines
1> of text at once (30 is just an arbitrary #, by the way, it can
easily
1> be expanded to more). This is the most complicated part of the bot,
as
1> it is here that it determines whether it will arbitrarially declare
1> the analyzed sentence a "fallacious argument" and state the
1> "determined" (I use that term _very_ loosely) fallacious argument
as a
1> complete & valid response to the statement, whether it will
randomly
1> add a totally unrelated newsgroup to the header file, or any of the
1> other 5 generic troll responses. I am especially proud of my
1> "nicknamesult analyzer" It uses a noise analysis algorithm, of my
own
1> devising, on each word to determine whether the non-bot poster is
1> attempting a "nicknamesult" or whether the replier is just a poor
1> speller, technically braindead, etc. (For example, a "nicknamesult"
1> for Arnold would be Assnold or some crap). I will be happy to sell
you
1> my botLib for $50usd. It works on usenet and all html-based forums
and
1> includes a Bot Manager to easily permit fine-tuning of targets,
1> direction of trolling and personalized responses for all deployed
bots
1> through one, while not simple, at least reasonably clear and
beginner
1> friendly interface. Flash-based forum targeting is coming soon.
1> $2,000.00usd to remove your newsgroup from the bot's reply list.
What does your question have to do with OS/2, Murgatroid?
T
tholen
21> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
21> Most of the financial sector world wide.
21> Good chunks of accounting firms, retail and
21> public sector systems.
Trolls like Sulfide Eater never let the facts get in the way
of a good rant, Arne.
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
21> Most of the financial sector world wide.
21> Good chunks of accounting firms, retail and
21> public sector systems.
Trolls like Sulfide Eater never let the facts get in the way
of a good rant, Arne.
T
tholen
44> Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
44> What does your question have to do with OS/2, tholenbot?
Who is "tholenbot", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> And for the record the answer is "no", trollen;
Who is "trollen", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> in fact I never do, thallium.
Who is "thallium", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> But it can be fun to watch others argue, thalidomide,
Who is "thalidomide", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> like you, Sulfide Eater, and Arne Vajhøj were doing, tholoon.
Who is "tholoon", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.os.os2.advocacy,comp.text.tex
44> What does your question have to do with OS/2, tholenbot?
Who is "tholenbot", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> And for the record the answer is "no", trollen;
Who is "trollen", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> in fact I never do, thallium.
Who is "thallium", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> But it can be fun to watch others argue, thalidomide,
Who is "thalidomide", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.
44> like you, Sulfide Eater, and Arne Vajhøj were doing, tholoon.
Who is "tholoon", Svensson? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.