On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 04:01:09AM +1100, dorayme wrote:
> In article <2012012908000845577-xxx@yyyzzz>,
>  Juan Anonly <x...@yyy.zzz> wrote:

> > Does anyone know if this puerile slap-fight is coming from alt.slack,
> > or alt.macintosh?

> > Perhaps I should just kill both groups in cross-posts.

> You first kf the subject, the thread, and then, if that does not work,
> the individuals, and then more drastic measures like you mention.

> In article <2012012908000845577-xxx@yyyzzz>,
>  Juan Anonly <x...@yyy.zzz> wrote:

> > Does anyone know if this puerile slap-fight is coming from alt.slack,
> > or alt.macintosh?

> > Perhaps I should just kill both groups in cross-posts.

> You first kf the subject, the thread, and then, if that does not work,
> the individuals, and then more drastic measures like you mention.

> --
> dorayme

> Does anyone know if this puerile slap-fight is coming from alt.slack,
> or alt.macintosh?

> Perhaps I should just kill both groups in cross-posts.
> --
>  -- Beware the delicate, tiny, very talented celebrity starlets.

> On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 03:58:12AM +1100, dorayme wrote:
> > In article <4f41230c13fcbdf-6d...@gmail.com>,
> >  Uncle Steve <stevet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > ...
> > > WTF are you smoking?
> > ...

> > Who are all you people who are coming out of the woodwork? None of you
> > have a clue about how to quote, you just all come out of some dark
> > place and quote the whole lot of rubbish by some fellow crawler and
> > add some tiny smart-arsed remark of your own.

> All the clueless ones are zombies.  A load of OO buckshot to the head
> usually puts them down and more importantly makes sure they stay down.

> On the other hand, Apple might produce a multi-touch iMac WITH mouse
> and keyboard, fix their Lion mistakes (many, but all minor) and give us
> something better than either platform alone.

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 09:18:52AM +1100, dorayme wrote:
> In article <0159ebe45c24f5d-3e...@gmail.com>,
>  Uncle Steve <stevet...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 03:58:12AM +1100, dorayme wrote:
> > > In article <4f41230c13fcbdf-6d...@gmail.com>,
> > >  Uncle Steve <stevet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > ...
> > > > WTF are you smoking?
> > > ...

> > > Who are all you people who are coming out of the woodwork? None of you
> > > have a clue about how to quote, you just all come out of some dark
> > > place and quote the whole lot of rubbish by some fellow crawler and
> > > add some tiny smart-arsed remark of your own.

> > All the clueless ones are zombies.  A load of OO buckshot to the head
> > usually puts them down and more importantly makes sure they stay down.

> I like your priorities, that they stay down trumping whatever the
> means! I wonder if evil gets a discount at The Gates if it was done in
> style?

> > > All the clueless ones are zombies.  A load of OO buckshot to the head
> > > usually puts them down and more importantly makes sure they stay down.

> > I like your priorities, that they stay down trumping whatever the
> > means! I wonder if evil gets a discount at The Gates if it was done in
> > style?

> Now that's genuine gibberish, and so rare today on the Internet.  Does
> your English module have a 'coherent' setting or are you just
> malfunctioning?

 twk <t...@sleepless.knights.com> wrote:
> Stop feeding the troll.

>    Don't feed the troll.

>       Troll feeding is not recommended.

> On 2012-01-29 17:22:02 +0000, Wes Groleau said:

>> On the other hand, Apple might produce a multi-touch iMac WITH mouse
>> and keyboard, fix their Lion mistakes (many, but all minor) and give
>> us something better than either platform alone.

> I for one would absolutely dislike having to use a multi-touch iMac, but
> not as long as everything I have to do could be done with the keyboard
> and the trackpad.

>> I for one would absolutely dislike having to use a multi-touch iMac, but
>> not as long as everything I have to do could be done with the keyboard
>> and the trackpad.

> For most of the things I do, keyboard and mouse are more effective.
> But it would be nice to touch up a photo on screen with finger or
> stylus, or resize it with a pinch.

> And I definitely much prefer writing Chinese on screen.

> thankfully, Linux is free :)

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 11:56:55AM +1100, dorayme wrote:
> In article <4481001ff28dd31-3c...@gmail.com>,
>  Uncle Steve <stevet...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > All the clueless ones are zombies.  A load of OO buckshot to the head
> > > > usually puts them down and more importantly makes sure they stay down.

> > > I like your priorities, that they stay down trumping whatever the
> > > means! I wonder if evil gets a discount at The Gates if it was done in
> > > style?

> > Now that's genuine gibberish, and so rare today on the Internet.  Does
> > your English module have a 'coherent' setting or are you just
> > malfunctioning?

> The trouble is not my English, you moron, but the lack of intelligence
> that befits a right-wing ratbag like you.

> First, gibberish, you clod, is not rare on the internet.

> Second, look at your phrase "more importantly" and in parsing my
> remark, associate it with "priorities"... mind now that your pea size
> brain does not explode doing this.

> Ah what's the use of talking to someone who obviously gives even
> blithering idiots a bad name.

> On Jan 28, 7:24 pm, "%" <pers...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Mangler wrote:
>>> On Jan 28, 7:19 pm, "%" <pers...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Mangler wrote:
>>>>> On Jan 28, 7:02 pm, "%" <pers...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Mangler wrote:
>>>>>>> On Jan 28, 6:19 pm, dorayme <dora...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>>>>>>>> In article
>>>>>>>> <85df6443-5cb8-4459-979d-fb6d85bb5...@eb6g2000vbb.googlegroups.com>,

>>>>>>>> Mangler <archdeaconma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Jan 28, 5:29 pm, dorayme <dora...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> In article
>>>>>>>>>> <93a96510-89b8-4718-bf12-b001529cb...@m2g2000vbc.googlegroups.com>,

>>>>>>>>>> Mangler <archdeaconma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> idiots who can't think their way out of a paper bag, most
>>>>>>>>>>> of them females, and most of them hired because of
>>>>>>>>>>> "affirmative action" laws and quotas.

>>>>>>>>>> What rock did you crawl out of, you creep!

>>>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>>>> dorayme

>>>>>>>>> Hittin' a little too close to home there, eh, dorayme? A little
>>>>>>>>> self- recognition happening there?

>>>>>>>> You are right, looking around, it is pretty rocky around here and
>>>>>>>> why am I creeping about?

>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>> dorayme

>>>>>>> That's a lame comeback - it doesn't make any sense, and isn't a
>>>>>>> response to what I said, which is that you recognize yourself in
>>>>>>> my description that you quoted. Don't strain your brain though,
>>>>>>> honey.

>>>>>> are you on some sort of dope

>>>>> Why do you ask? (In your reply, please use capitalization and
>>>>> punctuation. They exist for a reason - they make it easier for other
>>>>> people to understand your totally meaningless and worthless posts to
>>>>> my newsgroup alt.slack. Thanks.)

>>>> That's a lame comeback - it doesn't make any sense, and isn't a
>>>> response to what I said, which is that you recognize yourself in my
>>>> description that you quoted. Don't strain your brain though, honey.

>>> Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Thanks, asshole.

>> Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Thanks, asshole.

> Look guy, you know as well as I do that I am more of a man, and more
> of a mind, than you will ever be in this lifetime. That's just a
> reality that you are going to have to come to terms with. But please
> do it elsewhere. Thanks.

> On 01-28-2012 14:51, Mangler wrote:
>> "educated" idiots who can't think their way out of a paper bag, most
>> of them females,

> On the extremely remote chance thq this idiot isn't Priam, anyone who
> has killfiled dorayme might consider locking this idiot up with her.
> No question in my mind which one will remain in one piece.

Mangler <archdeaconma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I recently had the misfortune to use OS X Lion, and my first thought
> was that Steve Jobs was largely uninvolved in its development.
> Obviously, that's understandable given his health conditions. It's
> obvious now, in retrospect, that Jobs was the person who kept the
> dummies and idiots at Apple - the same dummies and idiots that fill up
> most, if not all, American corporations - in check. When they did
> something stupid and asinine, or presented ideas that sucked, Jobs
> kept their stupidity in check, and was criticized as being
> "domineering" and "arrogant".

> The fact is, almost all American corporations are filled with
> "educated" idiots who can't think their way out of a paper bag, most
> of them females, and most of them hired because of "affirmative
> action" laws and quotas. For example, I recently was on a project with
> a major and well-known consulting firm. On our "team" was a Chinese/
> Taiwanese-American woman who supposedly graduated from Cornell, an
> "ivy league" institution. A native English speaker, born in the US,
> she was *literally* unable to write a complete and grammatically-
> correct sentence in English - even a simple one. Her writing was so
> childishly bad, I would have flunked her out of a junior high school
> English class, yet this chick supposedly graduated from an "ivy
> league" university, namely Cornell. Moreover, her writing was not just
> grammatically poor, but also revealed an inability to think or
> organize her scatter-brained, dumbass thoughts and ideas in any
> meaningful or coherent way whatsoever. Working with this dummy was
> PURE TORTURE, and she was VERY SENSITIVE to criticism of her
> ridiculously bad and totally incoherent writing. She was very adamant
> though about holding "diversity" sessions, to ensure that the
> consulting company had a  diverse, tolerant and welcoming environment.
> Most people were afraid to call her on her bullshit, and the resulting
> project suffered greatly from her stupidity, both in terms of the
> overall cost of the project (her presence essentially doubled or
> perhaps even tripled the amount of time this project took), the
> frustration and delays she caused the other team members, and the
> compromised quality of the final product. In addition, there were two
> other females on the team at about the same intelligence level, i.e.,
> people who were "college graduates" who couldn't write coherent
> sentences, much less a coherent paragraph.

> This is the kind of "affirmative action" female dummy Jobs would have
> fired in about 2 seconds. Unfortunately, with today's American
> education system, a very large percentage of Americans - both male and
> female - are similarly stupid and incompetent. All the "ethnic
> studies" majors, the "women's studies" majors, etc., i.e., all the
> dummies who couldn't make it in a real merit-based educational system,
> are now infesting corporations all over the country, with a massive
> sense of entitlement and expectation of the "good job" that a "college
> education" is supposed to promise them.

> It was precisely keeping idiots like this in check that was one of
> Steve Jobs' greatest strengths, and resulted in the awesome products
> Apple made during his tenure(s) as Apple's CEO. When bird-brained
> dummies posited bad ideas, Jobs shut them down without thinking twice.
> When idiots and project teams with aggressive morons tried to take a
> good idea and ruin it, Jobs shut them down. Hence his reputations as
> being "arrogant" etc. - these incompetent dummies usually take any
> criticism of their idiocy very personally, and try to attack anyone
> who calls bullshit on their misguided and usually stupid ideas.

> Which brings me to OS X Lion: what a total piece of shit. It's clear
> that the dummies have run amok at Apple -  now that the "cat" is away,
> the mice will play. It's obvious that aggressive "affirmative action"
> hires are doing what they do best: taking something good, applying
> their own stupid vibe and ideas to it, and ruining it. They make it
> over in the image of themselves - scatterbrained, nanny-state losers
> who can't think or do anything for themselves.

> OS X used to be an awesome OS. There was no reservation in my mind
> whatsoever about recommending it as, by far, the best OS available for
> most people. I now no longer recommend Apple to people, after using
> Lion. Believe it or not, I'm seriously considering going back to
> Windows. I've used Windows 7, and it's better than OS X Lion (as much
> as I totally despise Microsoft and Windows).

> I see how the sick ideas of loser idiots have seeped into Lion. I see
> the nanny-state mentality and ridiculous sense of entitlement of
> people who have been socially promoted throughout their lives and
> educations into positions for which they were not qualified. I see the
> total conformity and subservience to aggressive tyrannical idiot jerks
> with bad ideas - I see the cowardice of the people who were afraid to
> call these aggressive idiot jerks on their bullshit.

> I would also bet about a thousand dollars that some key players on the
> Lion development team were people who were canned from Microsoft after
> the Vista debacle - I see Vista-like "features" all over this OS.

> It's clear that, unless someone grabs the reins and starts reining in
> these jerkoff "affirmative action" bird-brains and dummies, Apple will
> go the way of Kodak, IBM, and other formerly innovative companies -
> namely being overrun with a bunch of "affirmative action" assholes who
> don't give a shit about the company or its products, but will work
> hard (through lawsuits and other aggressive asshole behavior) to
> ensure the company is "diverse" and "tolerant" etc., and promulgate
> their Third World sense of entitlement, welfare mentality, laziness,
> stupidity, fascist behavior, and intellectual censorship all over the
> enterprise.

> In the end, I can't really say I'm too upset about it though. Apple is
> a satanic company. Their first computer was priced at $666 dollars,
> and it's well-known that Wozniak is a freemason, which means he hates
> God and loves satan. Apple's logo, the apple with the bite in it, is a
> direct reference to the Book of Genesis. Apple is also the largest
> stockholder in the satanic freemason occultist child molesting
> homosexual pornographers of the Disney corporation.

> In the end, I'm kind of glad Apple is infected with the cancerous rot
> of stupid incompetents. I'm glad that freemason/satanist enterprises
> such as Apple, who are constantly embedding surveillance and tracking
> software, and tracking people without permission, are biting the
> dust.

> The key is to capitalize on this weakness in satanic corporations like
> Apple. Enterprising and freedom-loving developers should continue the
> development of Linux and other open-source apps apace. I will
> definitely not be buying another Apple product, that's for sure. I'm
> not going to purchase an iPhone, ever, that's for sure, unless the
> freemason spyware can be removed (which will probably never happen). I
> will certainly not ever be buying an iPad, which seems like a totally
> pointless device - essentially a weak and dumbed-down computer loaded
> with freemason spyware - why would I pay money for that?

> This weakness in satanic companies like Apple opens up a great
> opportunity for those who would make a computer and OS that takes
> advantage of current technology, without all the freemason/satanist
> scumware and surveillance-ware. I know I would buy one. But
> thankfully, Linux is free :)

> At any rate, the main thing is, I will never buy another Apple
> product. And Linux development has come a LONG way in the past few
> years, and more and more apps are becoming available. I will in no way
> continue supporting Apple or its platform. Bad enough that they are
> satanist assholes, but even worse is that their product is now a total
> piece of shit.

> Good riddance. Bye bye, Apple.

> This is a great post, on many levels. I'm printing this out and keeping it
> for future reference.