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[Aryan Ameri]

On Saturday 16 August 2003 11:49, Arash Partow wrote:
> Aryan,
>
> Initially, when people that have no knowledge or experience join
> technical discussion groups, due to their inabilities to offer
> something to the group, try and find some avenue to contribute.

The OP previously declared that he is an experienced C, and Delphi 
programmer. I thought he should have the knowledge and experince to 
know what is suitable to send to a technical mailing list. 

anway, he is as always, more than welcome to contribute, as everyone 
else is.

> You shouldn't be abusive to their postings, let them contribute what
> they know best,  but also try to direct them without any duress,
> allow them to learn what is and is not acceptable as far as posting
> to the group(s) etc instead of being all blameful...

Arash,

You and Arash Z are ofcourse right, and I know that my vulgar reactions 
help little in any regard, but 

I knew I would get bashed again :-) Didn't I tell you?

> One interesting thing I saw from the e-mail was the number of Iranian
> people with university based e-mails, don't you think farming those
> e-mails and sort of like informing them about this project may be
> somewhat a good idea?

Interesting idea, but then I see little difference between ourselve and 
spamers. I mean that is exactly what spamers do right? Collect emails, 
then send them emails promoting your ideas/products.

> Anywayz Arash is right, no need to be so brute, for I'm sure before
> you used a "nix you must have used an "ates...

I don't have Windows installed on my system right now, but I admit that 
I have used nearly every flavour of windows, since windows 3.1

But as to answer your questoin, no, the first operating system that I 
used was indeed a *nix. It was NEXTStep, running on a Intel 486. I used 
to go to my Dad's office, and play with it. (this is about 1994) What 
they did with a NextStep OS, I really don't remember, but I guess it 
was more stable than windows 3.1 for playing solitair :-). Few people 
now adays remember NEXT, and it's wonderful OS which was light years 
ahead of it's time. 



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Aryan Ameri