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Peter Routsis (rabauke@atnet.at) wrote:

> >> simple get the new *.lib, which is available on the same spot as the
> >> IBrowse demo is-- and all the crashes should be gone


> >Bullshit. It's the fault of lousy programmers.

> >>  IBrowse has improved that much (with the new
> >> *.lib), that one can call it stable -

> >You could say the moon was made of cheese, that wouldn't the true either.

> I think either you are made of cheese as a hole or only your brain is...
> It would be nice to keep your manners...

You say its bad manners being rude, and they you yourself is rude? Very 
funny...


> If you are unable to use IBrowse it is your very own inability...

When you print crap like that you deserve people to be rude to you.

>It was about
> the last time to drop any hints here, when I get stupid replies.

You did not drop any hints, you wrote it works for you (good for you!) 
and assume it will work for everbody else and insult all those for whom 
it does not work. Don't forget you started by being rude.

> I wrote what is my experience and the experience of most people,

I don't believe you. "Most people" for a very long time the ibrowse has 
been a program which worked almost flawlessly for some people and totally 
failed to work for others.

> ... who had
> problems with 0.81 befor and get it work ok now. You can read this on the
> IBrowse- list.

What list? The public statements from the ibrowse people have always been 
one of "This is the greatest program ever. There may be 1 or 2 bugs, but 
its not very likely" Given that it has crashed for so many people i would 
not call that a serious attitude.

>... all know that it is still a demo-version so it is not perfect
> but the improvement was significant- so I can call it stable on my a3000.

How nice for you. And how sad for those for whom it's not stable

> So befor dropping your spiel here check your config 1st.

Spare me your crap. It works for you, fine. But don't be an idiot and 
assume it works for everybody else. Check your braintranslant before 
making your "dsspiel", what ever that might be.