Thats the way in our contry. You buy and give to other. Someother buy a book and you copy from him. By the way I'm not bad guy.I'm not like others hacker. If you are frend whit me you will be dead of keeding. I'm fun guy.
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There's nothing wrong with buying a book and letting someone borrow it, but to copy it would, most likely, be illegal. Read the copyright notice at the beginning of most books.Originally posted by VACEPROGRAMERComment
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Hmm, pretty sure something got lost in translation there - you kill your friends through 'keeding'? I hope that's Macedonian for 'laughter' or something...Originally posted by VACEPROGRAMER
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I suspect it's nothing more unconventional than "kidding" ;)Originally posted by Colloid Snake
Let's remember that all posters whose first language is not English are at a disadvantage with all the criss-cross banter. Let's try to be a little understanding, while obviously having fun and kidding around at the same time (end of preach).Comment
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IMHO this is going to be a fruitless conversation. I give books and other presents
to my friends and relatives as well but I don't believe that many people give them
to complete strangers very often. I think Vace is very well capable of buying or
renting or borrowing books himself and I'm not going to give a book to him because
some nickname demands me to do so. I just gave the tip about that book; he
really should read it.
kind regards,
JosComment
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Jos,Originally posted by JosAH
I demand that you send me a book about cheese. When can this be arranged?Comment
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Originally posted by VACEPROGRAMER
You're all right VACE!Comment
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Sorry Sir, we're not allowed to write about cheese at all overhere Sir, especiallyOriginally posted by RedSon
not about red Leicester, Tilsit, Gouda, Caerphilly, Bel Paese, Red Windsor,
Stilton, Edam, Leiden, Ementhal, Gruyere, Norweigan Jarlsburg, Lipta,
Maasdam, Lancashire, White Stilton, Danish Brew, Limburger, Double
Goucester, Cheshire, Dorset Bluveny, Brie, Roquefort, Pol le Veq, Port Salut,
Savoy Aire, Saint Paulin, Carrier de lest, Bres Bleu, Bruson, Camembert nor
Venezualan Beaver Cheese. Better try next door Sir.
kind regards,
Jos ;-)Comment
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Careful guys!
Someone may well end up getting shot - and that would be such a senseless waste of human life.Comment
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I got ath home more than 500 books. I got ilegal book on my computer in PDF format. Thats the way in our country. And why you don't wana borow me. If I'm BACTERY writer i will not infect your book. By the way, why you are afraid of me. I don't kill people. I'm just fun guy. By the way you sure don't know what is meean "BACTERY writer". Ali please tel them . . . And I'm waiting for you Assimbly . . . you didn't send me
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Let me guess. Is BACTERY the new name for your anti-virus OS? That's a much better name than "MACEDONIA 2007".Originally posted by VACEPROGRAMER
But I must tell you that this name does not shed a good light on your new OS, speaking from a microbiological point of view.
Because a "bacterium" , like a body cell, is the "food" of a virus. (The classical example: T4 Bacteriophage attacks E.Coli). It's the same as if you want to destroy all pest plant by developing a "fertilizer " for them.
At my work, I always preach all programmers to use long and meaningful names, so let's see what better name you can come up with.Comment
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Think were getting a bit tooooo techincal and fussy....its just a name....Originally posted by chaarmann
Though the best names are preferably 2 sylables and are catchyComment
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Call it "Lema", maybe I'll post a pic of what that is in some time...Originally posted by daniel aristidouComment
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BACTERY isn't the new OS name , it's the new generation of Virii writing.
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ALI , I start to be nervous , i was waiting for Assimbly yusterday , and i'm weitng today and if you don't send me . . . . . . . . I will not learn how to make BACTERYS
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