Re: TI-H: TI-Schematics update

To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: TI-H: TI-Schematics update
From: gussie@alaska.net (Grant Stockly)
Date: Mon, 9 Mar 1998 19:07:39 -0700
Reply-To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org

Sometimes I think "when will we all get a life and buy a laptop..."  :)
But then I reliaze, thats what normal people do...none of which can be
found here... :)

>The TI-92 will be HELL!!! it has at least 8 large chips and massive
>discrete component circuits. I'll eventualy do it, but it'll be a while.

Um...thats an understatement.  Not only is the bord 2 sided, it is multi
layered!

Thanks for "Richards essay part 2"...   ;)

Actually, It wasn't you...with the combination of everyone else, I guess I
was pushed over the edge...and I think I fell before grabbing a rock...  :)

Your message was the largest, so I thought "mmmm...meaty.  must reply!".
It wasn't you that made me mad.

Something all computer/programmer guys know.  We all have bad tempors at
everything.  We are showered with power every day.  Our computers (well
some of ours...  :(  ) do what we want them to do all of the time.

What most comptuer "nerds" (just a 'formal' term...) have a problem with is
their temper.  They will be happy and productive and then all of a sudeen
be crazy.  I see that something like this will happen again, I just hope we
will notice it sooner instead of letting it get worse...  (Remember
November?  :)  )

>Also, I've appologized to grant, and If everyone else will cool off and
>appologize, I'd feel beter too. I kinda started this in a way, and I
>feel bad about it. (atleast I feel like I started it). Grant has been
>working on the EII for months, and he does NOT deserve to be treated
>this way. I realy felt bad about something he told me, and I feel realy
>sorry about it. I still see messages going around, and I want it to stop
>as much as he does!!! He can't release some stuff cause he needs
>permission from Bryan Rittmeyer. He's been trying, but people keep
>complaining. Stop sending such mean messages to him. He continues to
>help us out, and we've been treating him quite badly.
>
>Please, stop these messages and support grant's work rather than saying
>all the bad things and complaining. I did enough myself. Don't keep it
>going. Have a heart for the guy. He doesn't deserve this stuff.