Yeah, I get that way toward the end of one of my programming binges. I have found
getting some excersize, a good meal, good shower, going to the bathroom, and then
getting a good 13 hours of sleep to be the best cure.
The next day I often wake up to find that I have spent those last 4 hours of work
programming in circles. Usually deleting those last few hundred lines and replacing
it with one well orchestrated line of code fixes the problem entirely.
--Ryan Cole
Self Appointed Director of Binge Programmers Unanimous
PS: What program do you have sharing your line? Are you using a Proxy? Does it do
this when you run two of whatever program? Have you tried restarting your computer?
Can we try to duplicate the situation?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >When the program try to download something and the line it's ocupied by
> >another program I get an "timeout" error.
> >When the line it's available it work OK.
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> > A.D.ing
> >www.RAMFIX.com
>
> I would like to help, but that ain't anywhere near enough info to help us solve
> your problem.
> We can't read your mind. What are you downloading, what are you downloading it
> with?
> What is this line that's occupied? Is it a dial-up connection? Which one are
> you using?
> Is Rebol involved somewhere, because it's not mentioned here so far. What speed
> modem, if you are using one, etc. Can someone else try to duplicate what you're
> doing?
> Would you like to share the program with us so we can see how you're doing it?
>
> The only people I know who could solve your problem with so little to go on
> are the telephone psychics I regularly use. Usually I call 1-900-you-fool.
> It's only $30/min.!
> They seem to know what I am going to say even before I've said it.
> It's just incredible %P
>
> p.s. don't take this personally, I'm just having a little fun entertaining
> myself.
