Congratulations Lincoln, that was an excellent example of Stealth Humor. :)
Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 23:17:13 -0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
Soaring@airage.com Subject: [RCSE] Re:Stretching things a bit? Of course I
was being completely serious with no attempt at humor. And it couldn't
possibly be that I was reacting to always rather than KISS. I would go
so far as to say the KISS is usually the right way to go. [EMAIL
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philosophy is a principle of operation, not a knee jerk reaction. You can
simplify by using high quality components designed for a specific job, or using
something overdisigned for the job. Just because a part is offered by a
reputable manufacturer doesn't mean its the ultimate solution for all users in
all situations. Its generally an adequate compromise. If you feel you need
more, get more. But taking this idea in a nonsense direction is, well,
nonsense. Jim Thomas Lincoln Ross wrote: If KISS is always better,
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