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Re: Another Lesson in Computer Security
Old 06-06-2006, 09:18 PM   #21
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Re: Another Lesson in Computer Security

There wouldnt need to BE a second time...

Did we change something on the board with regards to the quoting? It appears to be carrying prior quotes in requotes and while that may make some things slightly clearer, its making a lot of things really hard to read.
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Re: Another Lesson in Computer Security
Old 06-06-2006, 09:26 PM   #22
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Did we change something on the board with regards to the quoting?
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It appears to be carrying prior quotes in requotes and while that may make some things slightly clearer, its making a lot of things really hard to read.
I take it you don't like the new "nested quote" feature?

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Old 06-06-2006, 09:27 PM   #23
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Just for the record, I'm a big fan of the nested quotes...
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As long as I'm a $ contributing member and producing about 1/3 of the content, yes..."WE".

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I take it you don't like the new "nested quote" feature?
Not in the least. Much of the time i end up with a bunch of flotsam and jetsam that I have to edit out or I need to pull up a scoreboard to see where I need to put the quote and unquotes to fit the responses into the pile o' stuff.

Like I said, about 10-20% of the time its nice to provide some clarity to a quote of a quote of a quote. The rest of the time its kinda a pain in the butt...

This response in particular took a bit of time to sort out. :P

I keep removing some extraneous quote/unquotes and when I preview, they get put back in :P :P :P

I'd much rather have a "user ignore" feature than this.
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Oh and YOU'D be SO on it!
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I'd much rather have a "user ignore" feature than this.
Why would you want everyone to ignore all those posts you type?
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Cuz then I wouldnt have to spend a lot of time on spelling and punctuation. You know, the stuff with the heads and naked people gathering dust
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As long as I'm a $ contributing member and producing about 1/3 of the content, yes..."WE".
The $ might get you a say in these matters, but producing 1/3 "content"?

1/3 volume, yes. But "content"? That's questionable.

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Oh and YOU'D be SO on it!
Was it the tactless political nutjob posts? Or the constant stream of profanity and vulgar jokes? Or something else entirely?
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As long as I'm a $ contributing member and producing about 1/3 of the content, yes..."WE".
The $ might get you a say in these matters, but producing 1/3 "content"?

1/3 volume, yes. But "content"? That's questionable.

I didnt say it was GOOD content. But I will be willing to debate you in a 20,000 post thread on what constitutes content and the relative merits and virtues of volume in the context of content...

After another morning with the nested quotes, they're fine if you want to type a simple reply. If you want to insert comments into other peoples replies here and there, its a pain in the butt. But then again I hate those 10 part replies, both doing them and reading them, and when discussions get to those specific detailed levels, they've usually become one of those worthless mutually destructive diatribes.
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As long as I'm a $ contributing member and producing about 1/3 of the content, yes..."WE".
The $ might get you a say in these matters, but producing 1/3 "content"?
1/3 volume, yes. But "content"? That's questionable.
I didnt say it was GOOD content. But I will be willing to debate you in a 20,000 post thread on what constitutes content and the relative merits and virtues of volume in the context of content...

After another morning with the nested quotes, they're fine if you want to type a simple reply. If you want to insert comments into other peoples replies here and there, its a pain in the butt. But then again I hate those 10 part replies, both doing them and reading them, and when discussions get to those specific detailed levels, they've usually become one of those worthless mutually destructive diatribes.
You mean like this one? (Sorry, but you set it up soooo nicely. )

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And just to be clear, I didnt say that I had (or wanted) a "say" in any matters. In fact, those with scorecards will remember that I've steadfastly refused any involvement in having any kind of "say" in anything at all.

I simply used the friendly collective "we" when criticizing, rather than the accusatory "All Y'all".

This would be the polar opposite of the old "Jim Kelly" maneuver where anytime anything good happened, it was "me" and "I", and anytime anything bad happened, it was "we" and "us", as in "I threw a couple of touchdowns, but then we also threw some interceptions".

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Oh and YOU'D be SO on it!
Was it the tactless political nutj*b posts? Or the constant stream of profanity and vulgar jokes? Or something else entirely?
Thats the only stuff that makes me want to keep reading your posts.

Its that OTHER stuff!

Wait, there ISNT any other stuff!

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Oh and YOU'D be SO on it!
Was it the tactless political nutj*b posts? Or the constant stream of profanity and vulgar jokes? Or something else entirely?
Thats the only stuff that makes me want to keep reading your posts.

Its that OTHER stuff!

Wait, there ISNT any other stuff!

Oh yeah, I forgot.....
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Just for the record, I'm a big fan of the nested quotes...
Where do they nest? I have never heard of that breed.
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After another morning with the nested quotes, they're fine if you want to type a simple reply. If you want to insert comments into other peoples replies here and there, its a pain in the butt. But then again I hate those 10 part replies, both doing them and reading them, and when discussions get to those specific detailed levels, they've usually become one of those worthless mutually destructive diatribes.
Hunh, my LISP editor is handling the quoting replies just fine... helps me keep all the brackets & parens nested & matched!
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Thath tho thweet.
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Not that there is anything wrong with that.
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