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better audio mixing (Wishlist)
better audio mixing // Wishlist
Jan 31, 1999, 2:01pm
[View Quote]Eep² wrote in message <36B37A59.6F685331 at tnlc.com>...
>Cubic wrote:
>
may consider
replies
>
>Too bad.
>
it
reply):
the
>
>Very GOOD, Cubic. Now can say the alphabet too? Oh aren't you just so
SPECIAL! Damn you're lame...OF COURSE IT'S AN EXAMPLE BECAUSE *I* MADE AN
EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMMING IN THE FIRST PLACE HELLO DRIVE THROUGH. You STILL
don't "get" it, either...idiot...
>
what
>
>No, destructive is how an idiot such as yourself continues to persist in
his own idiocy without
>even knowing it. Sad, man...you're gonna kill yourself if you keep it up.
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Agh... We all die.
The advantage of helping a bit is that *you* can decide how it happens.
>
>Haha, like YOU do, champ? You assume TOO MUCH. I won't blindly accept your
idiocy in exchange for
>"pleasant" conversation with you. Try THINKING more before responding, eh?
Silly kid...
Thinking takes time and effort.
And in the case of replying to *you*: I know I'm gonna get flamed at either
way; so why bother?
sarcasm?
and
narrowminded mindset and see
>
>Unfortunately, what you're witnessing is my "acquaintednance" with YOUR
narrowmindedness that you're unknowingly projecting onto me, thus causing
you to think it's actually MY narrowmindedness. Sad...I may just have to
filter you if you persist in your lameness...I probably should've filtered
you long ago, but I thought I'd give you a chance. Oh well.
I know you won't filter me.
Cuz if you do it will be harder to find my messages. And you *do* want to
read them cuz you wanna have something to complain about. So be thankfull: I
provide you with loads of stuff to complain about.
--
Cubic
ICQ - 18557607
cubic at mediaport.org
http://welcome.to/cubic
Jan 31, 1999, 2:01pm
[View Quote]Eep² wrote in message <36B37A59.6F685331 at tnlc.com>...
>Cubic wrote:
>
may consider
replies
>
>Too bad.
>
it
reply):
the
>
>Very GOOD, Cubic. Now can say the alphabet too? Oh aren't you just so
SPECIAL! Damn you're lame...OF COURSE IT'S AN EXAMPLE BECAUSE *I* MADE AN
EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMMING IN THE FIRST PLACE HELLO DRIVE THROUGH. You STILL
don't "get" it, either...idiot...
>
what
>
>No, destructive is how an idiot such as yourself continues to persist in
his own idiocy without
>even knowing it. Sad, man...you're gonna kill yourself if you keep it up.
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Agh... We all die.
The advantage of helping a bit is that *you* can decide how it happens.
>
>Haha, like YOU do, champ? You assume TOO MUCH. I won't blindly accept your
idiocy in exchange for
>"pleasant" conversation with you. Try THINKING more before responding, eh?
Silly kid...
Thinking takes time and effort.
And in the case of replying to *you*: I know I'm gonna get flamed at either
way; so why bother?
sarcasm?
and
narrowminded mindset and see
>
>Unfortunately, what you're witnessing is my "acquaintednance" with YOUR
narrowmindedness that you're unknowingly projecting onto me, thus causing
you to think it's actually MY narrowmindedness. Sad...I may just have to
filter you if you persist in your lameness...I probably should've filtered
you long ago, but I thought I'd give you a chance. Oh well.
I know you won't filter me.
Cuz if you do it will be harder to find my messages. And you *do* want to
read them cuz you wanna have something to complain about. So be thankfull: I
provide you with loads of stuff to complain about.
--
Cubic
ICQ - 18557607
cubic at mediaport.org
http://welcome.to/cubic
Jan 31, 1999, 5:26pm
He will never filter anyone out till he has the last word :o))
Andras
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[View Quote]> Eep² wrote in message <36B37A59.6F685331 at tnlc.com>...
> may consider
> replies
> it
> reply):
> the
> SPECIAL! Damn you're lame...OF COURSE IT'S AN EXAMPLE BECAUSE *I* MADE AN
> EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMMING IN THE FIRST PLACE HELLO DRIVE THROUGH. You STILL
> don't "get" it, either...idiot...
> what
> his own idiocy without
>
> Agh... We all die.
> The advantage of helping a bit is that *you* can decide how it happens.
>
> idiocy in exchange for
> Silly kid...
>
> Thinking takes time and effort.
> And in the case of replying to *you*: I know I'm gonna get flamed at either
> way; so why bother?
>
> sarcasm?
> and
> narrowminded mindset and see
> narrowmindedness that you're unknowingly projecting onto me, thus causing
> you to think it's actually MY narrowmindedness. Sad...I may just have to
> filter you if you persist in your lameness...I probably should've filtered
> you long ago, but I thought I'd give you a chance. Oh well.
>
> I know you won't filter me.
> Cuz if you do it will be harder to find my messages. And you *do* want to
> read them cuz you wanna have something to complain about. So be thankfull: I
> provide you with loads of stuff to complain about.
>
> --
> Cubic
> ICQ - 18557607
> cubic at mediaport.org
> http://welcome.to/cubic
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Jan 31, 1999, 6:03pm
Work on saturday is from 18:00 to about 20:30, I can go online after that.
Monday to thursday it's from 20:30 to 22:30 or so.
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36b479ef.0 at homer>...
>It's more like 5 out of 7 I think.
>
>--
>
>[ Fluxen Dean-Christian Strik ]
>[ ICQ: 11760568 ISG RhinoSoft ]
>[ fluxen at bigfoot.com dean2 at bigfoot.com ]
>
>The nice thing of standards is that there are so many to choose from.
>-- Andrew S. Tanenbaum
>
>Cubic wrote in message <36b39478.0 at homer>...
thread
you
>
>
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Jan 31, 1999, 7:19pm
[View Quote]Andras Sarkozy wrote in message <36B4AE73.D923F73F at mail.storage.co.hu>...
>He will never filter anyone out till he has the last word :o))
>Andras
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Indeed.
ANd it's easier for him to get the last word as long as he doesn't filter.
--
Cubic
ICQ - 18557607
cubic at mediaport.org
http://welcome.to/cubic
>
[View Quote]>Cubic wrote:
>
others
whether
thread.
used
THat's
up.
your
eh?
either
people
note
filtered
thankfull: I
>
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Jan 31, 1999, 9:25pm
Excuse me for saying cubic, but I think the same yields for you...
--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <36b4c7e3.0 at homer>...
>
>Andras Sarkozy wrote in message <36B4AE73.D923F73F at mail.storage.co.hu>...
>
>
>Indeed.
>ANd it's easier for him to get the last word as long as he doesn't filter.
>--
>Cubic
>ICQ - 18557607
>cubic at mediaport.org
>http://welcome.to/cubic
>
critisize
>others
>whether
>thread.
>used
AN
>THat's
in
>up.
>your
>eh?
>either
>people
>note
causing
>filtered
to
>thankfull: I
>
>
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Feb 1, 1999, 4:06pm
"When you argue with a fool, chances are he is doing just the same."
(Unknown)
--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
[View Quote]Eep² wrote in message <36B3AAAC.8BD269D8 at tnlc.com>...
>Cubic wrote:
>
thread
>
>I don't want IDIOTIC threads to evolve, which is what happens when you
continue to babble nonsense like you are now. Wee...
>
>I won't keep this up much longer with you, by the way...
>
>
>Way to miss the point (yet again as usual). I tire of having to explain it
to you over and over again, so I won't. Enjoy your non-understanding.
>
>
>The correct phrase is "on the other hand", not "on the second".
>
afternoons
>
>"Practice learns"? What kind of English is that?
>
>The list should be updated as soon as a new "wish" is emailed to Rolu, he
reads, thinks up, or whatever. Using version #s for such an update frequency
would be impractical, as would specifying the TIME of the update as some
sites do. Hell, he doesn't even HAVE to even create an update page with what
was added/changed/deleted/edited/etc. Just a simple "last modified on
<date>" line (or a varation thereof) would suffice.
>
>KISS (keep it simple, stupid). Remember that.
>
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Feb 1, 1999, 4:21pm
Before I wrote this message, *you* were the one to send the last reply in
this thread.
So maybe it counts for you aswell ;-)
--
Cubic
ICQ - 18557607
cubic at mediaport.org
http://welcome.to/cubic
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36b4e5df.0 at homer>...
>Excuse me for saying cubic, but I think the same yields for you...
>
>--
>Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
>"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
>microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They
can
>tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
>
>Cubic wrote in message <36b4c7e3.0 at homer>...
>critisize
usual).
>AN
STILL
>in
YOUR
>causing
to
>to
>
>
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Feb 1, 1999, 9:08pm
No it doesn't, stupid. ":-)"
--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <36b5ef62.0 at homer>...
>Before I wrote this message, *you* were the one to send the last reply in
>this thread.
>So maybe it counts for you aswell ;-)
>
>--
>Cubic
>ICQ - 18557607
>cubic at mediaport.org
>http://welcome.to/cubic
>
>Fluxen wrote in message <36b4e5df.0 at homer>...
>can
filter.
critisizing
other
>usual).
>STILL
happens.
responding,
>YOUR
>to
>
>
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