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Re: bug in is_numeric [message #181480 is a reply to message #181479] Sat, 18 May 2013 21:01 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 5/18/2013 4:24 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
>> On 5/18/2013 12:56 PM, Sanders Kaufman wrote:
>>> "Jerry Stuckle" wrote in message news:kn81o7$uq6$1(at)dont-email(dot)me...
>>>> Usenet has threads for a reason. And this is a perfect example why.
>>>> Maybe if Pointed Head weren't so caught up in criticizing everyone else
>>>
>>> Usenet wasn't meant to be a discussion group at all - it was meant to be
>>> a forum for uncensored reporting.
>>> That's what the second N in NNTP stands for.
>>> Threading is just an evolutionary remnant of it's SMTP heritage, and the
>>> reason why Usenet devolved away from being a news forum.
>>
>> You obviously haven't been around enough.
>
> Pot, kettle, black.
>

Been around a lot longer than you, Pointed Head. And a lot more
experience than you, also.

>> It was a discussion forum back the 70's when it was on ARPANET. It had
>> threading back then, also.
>
> Although the NetNews Message Format nowadays (RFC 5536) is based on the
> Internet Message Format (currently, RFC 5322), Usenet has always existed
> separately from ARPAnet, and its successor, the Internet. The first Usenet
> uaers used UUCP, not NNTP, and even NNTP is not required to use the Internet
> infrastructure.
>

Wrong, ARPANET and its successor, the Internet, are transport
mechanisms. Usenet ran over ARPANET in the 70's, and currently runs
over the Internet.

Except in your part of the world, where it seems to be transmitted by
sticks beating on hollow logs.

Or maybe your mommy took away your Internet access...

>> But no matter what the original name was - TODAY'S use is what counts.
>
> It is customary in Usenet to use *bold*, /italic/, or _underlined_ for
> emphasis. Writing in all-caps is considered shouting instead, and therefore
> impolite.
>

No, it is YOUR custom to emphasize with bold, italic, or whatever -
things which require HTML. But since HTML is NOT recommended for
Usenet, none of these are recommended.

Instead, limited use of all caps is considered by virtually EVERYONE
ELSE to be emphasis. Only TROLLS like POINTED HEAD complain about such
trivial things.

But then if you couldn't complain about such things, you wouldn't be
able to post without showing even more ignorance.

You are well known to do such in multiple newsgroups.

>> It is a threaded discussion group, and threads exist for a reason.
>
> “Thread drift”, as it is called, is normal and accepted on Usenet,
> *especially* today. It has become that normal more than a decade ago that a
> convention for change of Subject in the same thread (“New Subject (was: Old
> Subject, without ‘Re:’)”) was implemented by several newsreaders, so that
> the “ (was: …)” part was automatically removed from the Subject on replying.
> People complaining about “thread hijacking” simply have no clue what they
> are talking about. You will find that misconception predominantly among
> people who are new to Usenet, who often come from Web forums, but there are
> exceptions.
>

Thread drift is not the same as thread hijacking.

> In this case there was not even thread drift as the Subject still fits the
> content. Thread drift was initiated instead by the person complaining about
> it. Honi soit qui mal y pense.
>
> (Don't bother to reply.)
>
>
> PointedEars
>

What the topic says is immaterial. It all has to do with the OP's
original question. Your posts were completely unrelated to the OP's
problem, and you hijacked the thread,.

But once again, you are well known in multiple newsgroups for thread
hijacking and similar actions. You seem to have a very difficult time
staying on topic.


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