🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <19950909.11F9BC0.149FC@olympus.net>, dons@olympus.net (Don
Schmelling) wrote:

> NO, NO, NO, NO!!  I said if you do not like the information I give you
> then look it up in a computer science book,

Which one?  If this, your unsubstantiated claim of PMT being The One And
Only Way To Do True Multitasking, is so fundamentally important to
computing and computer science, there ought to be hundreds if not
thousands of sources of this information.  Yet, you can't seem to cite
even *one* (other than a few anecdotes from your professors, who for some
strange reason haven't bothered to publish this revelation).  As the OS
expert you want us to believe that you are, it ought to be trivial for you
to pull half a dozen books or journals from your bookshelf backing up your
wild claims.  So, are you going to cite some published, respected sources,
or just keep spouting BS trying to mislead us about why you can't (some of
your other options are either admitting you are wrong or just to stop
posting on subjects you really don't know about, but I don't see either
happening any time soon)?

> and take some os classes and
> you will have all the definitons you need.

Funny, I can't find anyone besides Usenet and the Unix community and you
who is willing to define PMT as The One And Only Way To Do True
Multitasking.  None of these are exactly unbiased or even respected
sources.

> I did not say anything about my education or your education or anyones
> educatin.

Bullshit.  As you said in an earlier message:

: > If you do not like my proof then go get a BSCS degree and talk to me then.

It sure looks like you are implying that I don't already have a BSCS.  If
you weren't commenting on (actually, putting down) my education, what the
hell were you talking about?

> Now you are twisting my words around

Twisting your words around?  By doing what, besides *repeating* them??  I
can't help it if you keep posting things that are contradictory to each
other.

> and acussing me of using the same
> tactics you use.

Don't flatter yourself.  I try to be overt and upfront and present a
consistent stance; you've done none of these things, and it shows.
-- 
        Nevin ":-)" Liber       nevin@CS.Arizona.EDU    (520) 293-2799