Yes his vision. Try reading what he said again and understanding it as well. Usually when you transfer a project to someone you tell them what you were aiming for, note his use of past tense WAS. Sounds like he wanted to be helpful while the new people took over to give them a shorter transition period in learning his stuff.
I don't think the problem is with the competition its with the fact that they registered a domain with another company's trademark. How about if it was.org, considering all the flack in the past about people domain squatting or just getting . its a pretty stupid move on their part.
The problem had nothing to do with the fact this guy was running linux. The problem was that your firewall was either not installed, not running, or not set up properly.
If installing OS's at your site is a security risk then I would see why the IT people responsible for network security allowed anyone access to that machine at all.
There might be good reasons to prohibit but this is not one of them.
The pot calling the kettle black has nothing to do with race. Its an analogy for hyprocrisy, I actually got that from an episode of friends. So do me a favor and don't bother responding unless you know what your talking about you idiot. There's some constructive criticism for you. I bet you call people racist when they talk about black and white TV's too, don't you?
He obviously gets it more than you do. I don't have a problem with you cutting him up like that, but it wasn't even close to being constructive criticism. Constructive criticism is supposed to help the person you are criticizing, not belittle them.
> But who's to say what form criticism must take?
Ummm, you did. You said it was constructive, yet there was nothing constructive about it, more destructive than anything.
>Or should I tell it like it is so he and others
>realize what pettiness they're truly engaged in
Hello kettle, this is Anne Marie. Your black.
> There is time yet, and I hope he'll see the
> error of his ways 'fore long.
I hope you do too.
BTW, this isn't flamebait just constructive criticism.
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Compaq has one too, 2700. Not sure if its slim enough for you. They are out there, just go to the major sites and do a configure.
Yes his vision. Try reading what he said again and understanding it as well. Usually when you transfer a project to someone you tell them what you were aiming for, note his use of past tense WAS. Sounds like he wanted to be helpful while the new people took over to give them a shorter transition period in learning his stuff.
... if it was .org ...
I don't think the problem is with the competition its with the fact that they registered a domain with another company's trademark. How about if it was .org, considering all the flack in the past about people domain squatting or just getting . its a pretty stupid move on their part.
You wouldn't lose money if you were shorting the stock.
Umm bobo, Hacking into people's system is a crime. Maybe now you'll do something better with your time, like use your brain?
The problem had nothing to do with the fact this guy was running linux. The problem was that your firewall was either not installed, not running, or not set up properly. If installing OS's at your site is a security risk then I would see why the IT people responsible for network security allowed anyone access to that machine at all. There might be good reasons to prohibit but this is not one of them.
The pot calling the kettle black has nothing to do with race. Its an analogy for hyprocrisy, I actually got that from an episode of friends. So do me a favor and don't bother responding unless you know what your talking about you idiot. There's some constructive criticism for you. I bet you call people racist when they talk about black and white TV's too, don't you?
He obviously gets it more than you do. I don't have a problem with you cutting him up like that, but it wasn't even close to being constructive criticism. Constructive criticism is supposed to help the person you are criticizing, not belittle them.
> But who's to say what form criticism must take?
Ummm, you did. You said it was constructive, yet there was nothing constructive about it, more destructive than anything.
>Or should I tell it like it is so he and others
>realize what pettiness they're truly engaged in
Hello kettle, this is Anne Marie. Your black.
> There is time yet, and I hope he'll see the
> error of his ways 'fore long.
I hope you do too.
BTW, this isn't flamebait just constructive criticism.