Re: Dilbert cartoon
Yes, I thought of the regulars in this newsgroup
when I saw that.
Just spent a few days a national conference in my field.
So many people doing interesting things and having fun
at it. And making money too. Night and day.
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Quest for the CFers
... since many of your newsgroup ... I think the regulars there might provide some interesting ... of posters actually feel that way, ... No, I don't feel guilt. ...
(sci.econ) - How to bounce a post [Was: How to debug a program only having .exe file]
... A seasonal feature on behalf of the bouncier regulars here. ... their posts would fill this newsgroup and starve the more deserving ... If you can't, don't bounce. ... MS newsgroup, and a Borland library were better, wouldn't you feel ...
(comp.lang.cpp) - Re: Black Balling Practices in this Group?
... I've found over the years that every newsgroup has it's own 'personality'. ... You rarely see more than one or two responses to a problem ... which I think is due to the "he's got it" syndrome with the regulars. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support) - Re: Topic Nazis (OR Mystery: static variables & performance)
... >>And there is no charter. ... >resource of a newsgroup, they also have the privilege to decide the ... >>regulars, never seen them, never heard them, never met them. ... >You don't have to trust them with that power, ...
(comp.lang.c) - Re: Topic Nazis (OR Mystery: static variables & performance)
... What would be a technical newsgroup without its regulars? ... >regulars, never seen them, never heard them, never met them. ... You don't have to trust them with that power, ...
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