On 03/26/06 07:45, Travers Buda wrote:
They have no time for anything but excelence.
Clueless, money is needed because it =isn't= excellent at all.
Lots of people are too religious here, OpenBSD is neither a religion
nor even a cult and shouldn't be one too.
The truth is just that OpenBSD
On 03/26/06 17:35, frantisek holop wrote:
Talking about arrogance:
everybody seems to be happy about Theo's style
..
the problem mr de Raadt fails to see is,
What's his name, Theo or mr de Raadt?
+++chefren
On Mon, Mar 27, 2006 at 09:13:58PM +0200, chefren wrote:
On 03/26/06 17:35, frantisek holop wrote:
Talking about arrogance:
everybody seems to be happy about Theo's style
..
the problem mr de Raadt fails to see is,
What's his name, Theo or mr de Raadt?
Mr. de Raadt if you're
No Theo, I've never asked anyone here to write something for me. I tend to do
my own coding. When I saw you were in trouble back then I simply offered to
see if I could help because I like your product. I know, it was ignorant of
me. I should have known better.
And you're quite right these
hmm, on Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 02:33:46PM -0800, Aaron Glenn said that
Have you ever read [EMAIL PROTECTED] I mean actually read it? The only people
that get slammed are those that deserve it. You're supposed to do your
so who decides who deserves it and who doesn't?
everybody seems to be happy
Hello All,
I've been passively following the money threads from the very first
post. Considering that this topic has generated over 100 replies,
perhaps this should serve as a clue to its importance.
Background: I'm a second-generation airline pilot, therefor I've been
many places and worked
On 3/25/06, Jim Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I've been passively following the money threads from the very first
post. Considering that this topic has generated over 100 replies,
perhaps this should serve as a clue to its importance.
Background: I'm a second-generation
On Saturday 25 March 2006 17:33, you wrote:
Have you ever read [EMAIL PROTECTED] I mean actually read it? The only people
that get slammed are those that deserve it. You're supposed to do your
own homework - there is no hand holding because hand holding takes
away time from more productive
Hmm. The last time money was short I unselfishly offered my time to help
raise
money, because I wanted to help.
I have been the recipient of hundreds of these I want to help
letters.
In this last donation drive I have received over 200 letters, and then
had to spend a lot of hours going
On Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 09:14:17PM -0500, steve szmidt wrote:
On Saturday 25 March 2006 17:33, you wrote:
Have you ever read [EMAIL PROTECTED] I mean actually read it? The only
people
that get slammed are those that deserve it. You're supposed to do your
own homework - there is no hand
The 10 people who are helping get it. They know that help is about
action, and that if you stops at just words, it just plain isn't help.
the extent to which this thread has wasted time and not helped to draw any new
conclusions is astonishing. theo makes a good point when he accounts for the
to make them
do either your thing or my thing. I do not blame them.
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Subject: Re: It's not about the money
On Saturday 25 March 2006 17
On Saturday 25 March 2006 20:14, steve szmidt wrote:
Hmm. The last time money was short I unselfishly offered my time to
help raise money, because I wanted to help. Help those who had helped
me. I figured it would be a nice thing for me to do.
Altruism is a sham. Selflessness does not exist.
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