RE: A92: Sorry
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RE: A92: Sorry
He said he DID read the docs. He just couldn't find the information.
If you feel that YOUR time is more valuable his or anyone else's, then
don't answer. You just wasted your own time flaming him; time that
could have well been spent helping him. If you don't know the answer to
his question, don't answer it.
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>From: NDStein[SMTP:NDStein@aol.com]
>Reply To: assembly-92@lists.ticalc.org
>Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 1998 1:53 PM
>To: assembly-92@lists.ticalc.org
>Subject: Re: A92: Sorry
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>I called him a newbie because he felt he was above all of us, and his time
>was
>more valuable. One of the first things you need to do is read docs, and he
>didn't do that. Many people (including him) say they've read the docs, but
>from some obviously missing important knowledge, they haven't. That's all I
>ask that people do...it's not that hard. He also complained that we didn't
>have all sorts of things, some of which we had, and some of which we didn't
>need. I don't like when people just come in and start complaining about that
>sort of stuff. Programming assembly wasn't supposed to be easy, you have to
>just live with some of the problems, and nobody forced them to come here.
>Basically all I'm saying is that they should read the docs well and try to
>make some sample programs to try things out, not just come in and complain.
>