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KB2VXA > HELP 28.11.04 17:34l 54 Lines 2363 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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From: KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
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Hi Bryan and readers,
OK, we look at the chain differently. I suppose I look at it fom the
standpoint of maintanence due to my work experience, locating and fixing
the weak and/or broken links. I look at the network as a machine in need
of repair as I did in industry and since there are machines within the
machine as in a production line I just have a different point of view.
Like the network and it's routing, I had to rerout production around
faulty machines, can't close the factory when something blows a fuse.
As for my applying a title appropriate to the current discussion, I have
stated my reason many times before. Now if the robots can't handle what
the brain can it indicates yet another "faulty machine". I always take
the heat for technology's shortcomings because I just write without
relying on some robot. I read the same way and have no trouble following
so again I have a different point of view.
You among others state that you can't follow me because I don't quote.
Well, I do where I feel it's appropriate but I don't feel that numerous
and lenghthy quotes are needed to follow what has been said before. I
have little to no trouble following and frankly I find all the needless
quoting bothersome, I have read it before, sometimes many times, it's
tiresome and annoying.
Now you may have noticed that in my writing style I have given sufficient
reference in my own text without quoting you. You should have no trouble
remembering what I refer to without quoting, this time at least I didn't
find such was needed.
Such has been my style of letter writing since I learned to read and
write, only on packet has anyone ever complained about getting lost. That
tells me that packet is the oddball, it seems to be quite a different
world than e-mail. Well, I suppose the e-mail robots are better
programmed than the packet ones and humans can't seem to recognize the
difference. (;->)
Well, just think of me as the ghost in the machine... BOO! (;->)
73 de Warren, KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
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