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Re: Looking for software
On Tuesday 22 January 2002 16:28, Howard Long wrote:
> Totally OT, for which I apologise in advance, but I saw a witty thing
> in the book Introducing Microsoft .NET a few weeks back (yes, you now
> need an entire 200+ page book to explain what a product will do for
> you before you can even write a line of code).
Interestingly enough, although Moore and Grosch are well-known
old-school gentlemen from the mainframe days (which would explain the
quaint "hard/software *boys*" nomenclature), a Google search reveals
that this Jablokow person is apparently .NET specific, because the doc
you're reading is the only place the name is mentioned online.
I can't imagine why a company driven by OS licencing fees would be
profligate with hardware resources. :-) But it doesn't surprise me
that it takes a 200 page epistle to get you ready to drink *that*
Kool-aid, though. After all, my dusty old copy of Petzold for Win95 is
1100 pages. It does have some code in it though.
73 es "just say 'no'" de Maggie K3XS
PS: Estes, if you're still planning that hypothetical vacation, I'd say
printed copy of precalculated passes is probably the way to go.
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