On Rudeness and Ad Hominem
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"his ranting, ad hominem screed in the
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"his ranting, ad hominem screed in the
Minneapolis Star Tribune "
01/01/2005 12:22 AM.NET Rashomon Rudeness
.NET Rashomon Rudeness
12/16/2003 03:12 AMOne fact, multiple perspectives:
.NET continues to surprise me. It provides a portable code
layer and a way of accessing OS internals. For example, we can do OS
specific stuff like playing a .WAV
music on .NET. We really have the best of both worlds with .NET:
platform and language portability, with hooks into the underlying
operating system.
.NET continues to surprise me. It still remains a thin layer
between the OS and you. For example, we recently found out that playing a .WAV
file in .NET requires making a Win32 call. It's frustrating that
there is no .NET multimedia equivalent.
.NET continues to surprise me. It still remains a thin hymen
between the OS and you. Once you penetrate it, and do stuff like playing sexy
music, you're no longer a virgin - you're hooked up to something
better than .NET sex - the Win32 api.
Mobile rudeness
Mobile rudeness
04/13/2005 02:46 PMWhile browsing the magazine section in the bookstore today, I heard
a peculiar laugh. A few seconds later, a slightly different peculiar
laugh but enough alike the first laugh for me to realize it was the
same person. Then a few moments later, another odd laugh by the same
person. And by odd and peculiar, I mean this person's laughs were
really pretty loud, obnoxious and disruptive in the quiet of the
magazine-browsing space, like someone portraying a horrible laugher in
a comedy skit. But whatever, she's having fun with a witty friend or
something.
After a couple more minutes, I turn to walk out of the magazine
section and I catch the laugher in action and she's cackling at
something she's listening to *on her headphones*. I just about
throttled her.
Free Culture and the Future of Music,
Part 1: Ad Hominem, Ad Nauseum
Free Culture and the Future of Music,
Part 1: Ad Hominem, Ad Nauseum
05/04/2004 09:12 PMHow influential is the Free Culture Movement and the book that gives
it its name? One way to judge is by measuring the ferocity of the
opposition. Those who have pushed for copyright maximization over the
past decade or so have been able to do so unfettered by inconveniences
like...
Legislators target road rudeness
(USATODAY.com)
Legislators target road rudeness
(USATODAY.com)
05/05/2004 06:49 AMUSATODAY.com - It happens to just about everyone: A rude motorist cuts
in front as you wait in a long line of traffic. Soon more cars zoom
ahead and slip into line.
Cell phone fines for rudeness... coming
soon near you?
Cell phone fines for rudeness... coming
soon near you?
09/02/2004 04:06 AMHuntington Beach, California, introduced steep fines for using cell
phones in public libraries. A first offense could cost you $250, and
it all up from there.
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