> The Grand Master
> Ignorance Is Everything
I know I shouldn't feed the trolls, but please go back to your Algol-60
newsgroup and leave us in peace.
Master Programmer - 24 Nov 2006 10:10 GMT
No answers to my facts though. Your silence speaks for it's self.
The Grand Master
Knowledge is Everything
> > The Grand Master
> > Ignorance Is Everything
>
> I know I shouldn't feed the trolls, but please go back to your Algol-60
> newsgroup and leave us in peace.
Master-baiter wrote:
> I am so f.cking sick of the hype in this industry. How on earth did
> everyone get fooled into being excited about XML. Its a f.cking text
> file that holds data for christ sake - BORING !!!!
Uhh, maybe because we can actually use it? When was the requirement
introduced that said .Net had to be exciting, exactly?
BTW, if you are sick of it, get another job. I'm sure a person of your
skill and talent would have no problem finding an exciting career in
either the food-services or housekeeping industries. You get to wear a
paper hat and name tag and everything!
> I wonder if 10 years ago every on in computing got in a gay frenzy
> about CSV files? Why not, they are the same thing as far as I am
> concerned.
If you actually had a job 10 years ago where you were tasked with
moving data from one system or app to another, you would understand.
> This industry is pathetic. Every time I look at news some silly, self
> important little f.ck has created some new stupid *technology* (yeah
> right), that begins with the letter X.
So what, just freeze all changes in technology circa 1996? Do you
actually have a point?
> And then came "Web Services" - what a joke. Great idea - if you can
> find a useful application for it !
See post on how you need to get a job.
> One thing you can rest assured of - the new thing will do "what you
> could do before" but in "a different way".
Please describe how you were producing and consuming data for a wide
audience across the internet in an industry standard format 10 years
ago?
That's what I thought.
Master Programmer - 27 Nov 2006 09:31 GMT
> Uhh, maybe because we can actually use it? When was the requirement
> introduced that said .Net had to be exciting, exactly?
No backwards compatibilty. Now they plan to remove VB from it.
> BTW, if you are sick of it, get another job. I'm sure a person of your
> skill and talent would have no problem finding an exciting career in
> either the food-services or housekeeping industries. You get to wear a
> paper hat and name tag and everything!
Yeah, I am getting bored of the word tag though, I would rather wear a
comma.
> > I wonder if 10 years ago every on in computing got in a gay frenzy
> > about CSV files? Why not, they are the same thing as far as I am
> > concerned.
CSV's you f.cking peasant
> > This industry is pathetic. Every time I look at news some silly, self
> > important little f.ck has created some new stupid *technology* (yeah
> > right), that begins with the letter X.
Yeah, I do. STOP THE HYPE.
> > And then came "Web Services" - what a joke. Great idea - if you can
> > find a useful application for it !
Everyone learns it, no-one uses it. Like lemmings jumping off a cliff,
pathetic actually.
> > One thing you can rest assured of - the new thing will do "what you
> > could do before" but in "a different way".
CSV - Its the same thing without the bloat.
> That's what I thought.
Try harder.
The Grand Master