Re: Dimmy vs Dumby: who's right? Or, who is more right? :o)

On Sep 4, 5:41 pm, InDeep <ind...@indeep.com> wrote: > MIKE SEGAL AND EVERYONE ELSE. > > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > > THERE IS A FUCKING REASON WHY I POST ANON, JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER FUCKING > ASSHOLE  HERE WHO POSTS HERE ANON INCLUDING THE CLOWN AND THE OTHER > FOLKS THAT ARE TRYING TO PROTECT THEIR FUCKING PRIVACY GODDAMIT > > ITS CALLED FUCKING GOOGLE AND PEOPLE LIKE SPHINCTER WHO WANT TO > THREATEN YOUR FAMILY AND LIFE.  IF YOU DONT GET THAT PLEASE IGNORE THIS > POST AND CONTINUE TO VOTE FOR JOHN MCCAIN, NOTHING ELSE I WOULD SAY HERE > WOULD MATTER TO YOU. > > I DIDN'T THINK I WOULD HAVE TO FUCKING SPELL IT OUT SO PLEASE STOP > USINGMYREALNAME > > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > STOP USINGMYREALNAME > > GET IT? > > THANK YOU! > > IF YOU KNOW WHO I AM THATS REALLY COOL NOW LEAVE ME THE FUCK ALONE ABOUT IT > AND STOP USINGMYREALNAME.  GOOGLE AND ASSHOLES LIKE SPHINCTER WILL > USE IT AGAINST ME.  JESUS I HATE TO HAVE TO FUCKING SPELL IT OUT FOR YOU AND > FUCKING RAVI, SO PLEASE READ THIS AND SHUT THE FUCK UP ABOUT IT. > > I RESPECT OTHERS WHO POST ANON SO PLEASE RESPECTMYWISHES TO DO THE SAME. > > YOU WILL NOTICE THAT I HAVE NEVER COMPROMISED ANYONE ELSE SO PLEASE DO THAT > FOR ME.  IS THAT ASKING TOO FUCKING MUCH? > > LOOK AT GOOGLE AND THEIR EULA.  THIS SHOULD TELL YOU WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO > POST ANON TO PROTECT YOUR LIFE AND YOUR FAMILY. > > AND PLEASE DONT FUCKING RESPOND TO EVERY FUCKING POST ABOUT IT JESUS. > > THANK YOU! > > Please return to your regulary scheduled programming... > > > > Ian Michael Gumby wrote: > > On Sep 3, 9:28 am, splint...@ymail.com wrote: > >> On Sep 2, 12:12 pm, InDeep <ind...@indeep.com> wrote: > > >>> Hey splintter who are YOU? > >>> Can you answer that question?  Seems like your imitation of an asshole > >>> that can't write English is just the pot calling the kettle black. > >> Who me is, matters not. > > >> Splintter-This-Space-Left-Intentionally-Blank > > > Ya see timmy, the truth hurts. > > > splintard lacks the balls to survive on his own. I mean heck. He's a > > long timer at Informix, and now IBM. > > (Funny he didn't mention his start date at Informix yet. Nor does he > > mention if he's still at IBM. > > > Definitely not customer interfacing material. > > Wouldn't survive as a consultant. His ego is too big. Definitely not a > > software engineer. Were he, he'd understand the concept of  an "ego- > > less programmer". So I have to question his professional training. > > > Yeah I left IBM. Yes, I could have flipped roles and stayed within the > > big blue family. But alas, I still havemysoul and anal cavities > > pretty much intact. > > Poor splinter. He's the type of guy who has to deal with the sad > > commentary of "is it in yet?" on those days when he breaks down and > > pays for sex. > > > I'm sorry, I could go on picking on this pathetic sock puppet, but > > what's the point? > > > He's right, who am I? I always joke at the end of a post and say  "but > > hey!, what do I know". The reason for that is to point out that I > > could be wrong, or I could be right. I'm just a regular guy. One > > should always thing for themselves and take anything they read with a > > grain of salt. > > > I welcome anyone to check out what I say. > > > I even asked splinter to look in to SIAC. > > Never heard back from him. > > > I could ask him to look at Northern Trust, circa  Q4 2000,  Jan 2001. > > But that isn't an IDS thing. ;-) > > > Talking about IDS, one has to ask what retailers are planning on doing > > with their next generation of POS systems. > > Large store chains like HomeDepot and Wal*Mart have enough knowledge > > and clout to take the price OTC gave for Express and discount it down > > to a very small amount. Far much less than what you or I would pay.... > > > But its the other smaller retail chains that use IDS. Will they use it > > in their next POS system? Will Apropos Retail Systems use IDS or flip > > to something that costs less. I mean he's the first line of support > > and if he could use Postgress, that will add to his margins. > > > And that is part of the point. Price. > > > But lets get back to basics. Who is going to buy an IBM product that > > not even IBM themselves are capable of supporting. > > > Spliter was never in the sales force. So how does he know what drives > > the customer to purchase a product? > > > Tim, you're looking at pushing IDS to the developer. Define what you > > mean by "the developer"? > > Thats a very vague term and it covers a lot of people. Before a > > "developer" will look at a product, you need to develop a story. > > A solution. IBM hasn't done this with IDS. > > > -G- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - I think InDeep is the who posted the MI-5 postings - - - The accent is the same . . .