>>>>>>'LMFAO, you're still programming with a relic, ancient piece of software that's not supported anymore. '
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>>>>>> 'Programming principles are programming principles, implementing them in different languages is purely syntactical.'
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>>>>I remember way back reading a message between Walter and Peter (two guys from Netherlands) and they were discussing how humble and non-arrogant dutch people are. But now that I read Meester's messages to John, I think he is an impostor; his arrogance, condescending tone, braggart attitude is out of this world. Good thing that other Dutch people in this forum are true to their humble upbringing.
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>>>Sorry that I do not tolerate fools too well. If you get into a arguments about things I know, you'd better come up with valid arguments than attacking people with arguments of still programming in VFP and therefore not knowing anything about programming principles. You really do not want to end up with a cat fight with me.
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>>OOoooooo I bet Dmitri is quivering in his boots. As for fools, I suggest you look in the mirror. You always jump in a hijack threads with you overbearing sense of you're right and the rest of the world is wrong. Confusing your beliefs about what you know and others is a serious fault in your belief system. What I think I know maynot be correct but you can not look inwards to challenge your own beliefs. Pity...
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>I guess you don't even have a mirror, john. You have absolutely no sense about what you don't know. Its time to come from that high horse john, and make sure that you know what you are talking about. I'm well aware when I do not know, and will shut up and listen. But when I do know, I'll tell you and |I will tell you bluntly. If you got a problem with that.... well too bad for you. You think I'm confusing fact for my beliefs.... well tough for you. Obviously you won't let the lack of knowledge in your way.


You certainly make a lot of assumptions about my knowledge or the lack thereof. Funny, because I've made a good living since leaving the USMC 30 years ago by not knowing anything, also funny, because our main software package sells just shy of $15,000,000 a pop... plus yearly licenses and technical support. Good thing I don't know what I'm doing.... LMAO... I'm certainly glad I never had to hire you ... A know-it-all windbag would have been a nightmare to manage.