Wow. That took a while...

Not only that, it was pretty horrible compared to previous newsletters. Not a good combination, late/mediocre is.

It's not bad.

Eh? I really didn't see any difference, either.

Ouch, that was a bit harsh, eh? :D

yeah but Micahel_V humor ownz sourcecoder (j/k) :D

Micahel?! :D

oops my bad, now I'm sure I'm going to be banned from #tcpa for mispelling his name

I hope that was a typo and not a mispelling - that is one of the more agregious mispellings of Michael. I mean, Micheal is acceptable, but...

Heh, you mean egregious? I love the irony...

any way, at least it came, unlike Saturn (j/k)

Saturn was an internal release, it was finished, and I moved on to Neptune. The updates from Saturn and Neptune will be released together as 5.4

It's okay with me though, I have my ways at getting back at Michael.

LIke pwning him in the humor section :)

Hmm...developing news editor/review editor rivalry here or what?

>>we hope that Jon is not ever placed in charge of time-sensitive NASA missions.

I heartily agree! Of course, I don't think NASA needs Jon to contribute delays to its missions; it manages to do that well enough on its own. (unfortunately for the future of spaceflight...)

haha...
Michael seems to be a bit resentful :)

Interesting trivia factoid. I met this guy in Japan named Dr. Adler, who happens to be the main NASA guy in charge of the current Mars Rover mission. Back in the day, he authored a compression scheme known as "zip" ;)
That is all, continue doing what you were doing.

What was I doing again?

Really...That's rather interesting...

You people are lazy!
Why, if I was in charge of the newsletter...
*blahblahblah*
Okay, I'm just as lazy, if not even lazier.