Thanks James. I usually only look at the header details when I suspect the
sender is a scammer. You learn something new every day.
Regards,
Hedley
Hedley Finger
hedley.fin...@gmail.com
On Wed, 18 Jan 2023, 11:14 James Foster, wrote:
> Hi Hedley,
>
> If you look at the raw source for the
Hi Hedley,
If you look at the raw source for the email, it includes the following lines in
the header:
Reply-To: Any question about pharo is welcome
Subject: [Pharo-users] How do I unsubscribe?
List-Id: Any question about pharo is welcome
List-Archive:
I can't find any info at the Affinity list-server about unsubscribing from
this list. Presumably there is a special address but I can't think what
command to add after pharo-users-???. TIA.
Hedley Finger
hedley.fin...@gmail.com
Hi Mayuresh,
I think that putting all the weight of a PhD the thesis in a particular
phrase of the abstract, without looking the authors perspective about
why he puts a particular origin on that place, it's not a good reading
practice. So I'm glad that you will give the deep reading that this
Much sympathy for your life situation.
Most of the Smalltalk code I personally develop is developed using a
classic text
editor, is batch compiled, and runs headless. Smalltalk is *STILL* an
amazing language
without the "addictive" IDE. (In fact the more "conventional" Smalltalk
systems I use
Back when I was a University lecturer, I sometimes amused myself by
rewriting student (or other
staff!) Java code in Smalltalk. I generally got about a factor of 6
smaller. Of course, that
was before Java 8, which copied blocks and higher-order collection methods
from Smalltalk.
On Sat, 14 Jan
