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Tom MacIntyre <tmacinty@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:37c28745.1826096@news1.ns.sympatico.ca...
> Rod Speed <rodspeed@ozemail.com.au> wrote

>> And its now become obvious that you dont actually have
>> the balls to admit to that spectacular footshot you made.
>> Thats one of the problems with usenet, that footshot of
>> yours is there for all to see forever now. And that you
>> dont have the balls to admit to having done it.

> You'll have to point this "footshot" out to me,

Already did, repeatedly. Your silly claim that I have changed
my position on the use of the dos prompt thru this thread. You
just never managed to grasp that what I said about dinosaurs
who use the dos prompt for routine file ops on working Win9x
systems was saying absolutely nothing about the use of the
dos prompt for a clean install, when the system cant even boot
Win in safe mode, for doing a quick ping with whats installed etc.

> because I have no idea which of my many posts you are referring to...

Welp, you are either being deliberately obtuse, or your
comprehension problems are massive. Bet its the first.

> a person would be a fool to not admit to a Usenet post,

Plenty are silly enough to try that even when anyone with even half
a brain should be able to realise that its completely trivial to use deja.

> unless someone was hacking into their account (I've seen it claimed,
> and it was believable in that case) or breaking into their home, or
> someone else sharing an account/computer was impersonating.

Some fools still try it, and you get a deafening silence from them when
you post the deja url that rubs their nose in what they have said.

> None of my posts in this thread, in my recollection, have
> been unfamiliar to me. I'll always admit to what I do...

We'll see on that claim you made about me changing my position on
the use of the dos prompt. Completely trivial to prove using deja that
I think the dos prompt has its place. It just doesnt happen to be for routine
file ops on working Win9x systems. The world's moved on on that.