>Lynn Wheeler was one of the very early VM developers. He's been around IBM
>for 30+ years, starting as a student.
But, his posts are repetitive, difficult to read, and content-free.
I find, as I have said before, no value add.
History is one thing.
Droning posts are another.
When in doubt.
PAN
tony babonas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Whatever their site is I'm deeply envious of how
>comprehensive its contents are. The design must be
>such that:
>1. It's readily update-able.
>2. It's readily search-able, in that a reference to the
>1978 version of the ABC Frammis get quoted
> rather i
: Re: Are posts from Annie and Leon Wheeler a
bot or something?
Gee, in one of his replies to Phil Payne, he mentions
"one of your articles" and links to the Isham Research
web site. Seems human enough to me. If it's a bot,
it's good enough to pass a Turing test.
Jon
H
Gee, in one of his replies to Phil Payne, he mentions "one of your articles"
and links to the Isham Research web site. Seems human enough to me. If it's a
bot, it's good enough to pass a Turing test.
Jon
However Anne or Lynn could answer us & confirm or deny.
Lynn ?
Can you answer us, plea
Lindy Mayfield wrote:
Just curious if these posts are automated. They all have started to look quite
the same.
Correction: Anne & Lynn Wheeler
In fact these looks so.
However Anne or Lynn could answer us & confirm or deny.
Lynn ?
Can you answer us, please ?
Personally I don't read these p
Lindy Mayfield wrote:
Just curious if these posts are automated. They all have started to look quite
the same.
Could be a Turing test, too. (-:
I just checked a few postings by filtering on the sender address (you
have it slightly wrong) and I think I understand your concern. Kind of
PITA.
>Just curious if these posts are automated. They all have started to look
>quite the same.
>Could be a Turing test, too. (-:
Frankly, I'm sick of them.
Everytime somebody says something, they have a post or 70 regarding everything.
Just once, I would like to see some real content from them.
If Lynn Wheeler has written a program to read the IBMMAIN and IBMVM listserv
postings and respond with references to relevant past postings and
occasional new material that has not been circulated through the MVS and VM
sysprog communities, I WANT THAT PROGRAM. It must be good code.
/Tom Kern
On
They are automatically generated by the Wayback Machine.
Charles
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