On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Babis wrote: > is there a site or an ebook that can help me with unix system programming?
Not a web site or an ebook, but I recommend Solaris Systems Programming. Naturally, I'm justa little bit biased because I wrote it, but nearly all reviews I've seen of it are overwhelmingly positive (e.g., www.cuddletech.com/articles/ssp_review).
>> is there a site or an ebook that can help me with unix system >> programming?
> Not a web site or an ebook, but I recommend > OOOOOOO OOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO. > Naturally, I'm justa little bit > biased because I wrote it, but nearly all reviews > I've seen of it are overwhelmingly positive (e.g., > OOO.OOOOOOOOOO.OOO/OOOOOOOO/OOO_OOOOOO).
> You can read more info about it, including a complete sample > chapter, from > OOO.OOOO-OOOOO.OOO/OOOO/OOO
You willfully violate the Netiquette (having been informed that your sig was over-sized in the past) and only post on the Usenet to spread your illegal ad around.
Now you've thrown in a sales pitch too.
Need I point out to the OP and others that it would be a mistake to trust the information in a book written by someone that obviously lacks morals? What do you care if he trashes his own or someone else's system?
> You willfully violate the Netiquette (having been informed that > your sig was over-sized in the past) and only post on the Usenet > to spread your illegal ad around.
> Now you've thrown in a sales pitch too.
> Need I point out to the OP and others that it would be a mistake > to trust the information in a book written by someone that > obviously lacks morals? What do you care if he trashes his own > or someone else's system?
Jim Brock wrote: > On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:48:10 GMT, Rich Teer > <OOOO.O...@OOOO-OOOOO.OOO> wrote:
> I've converted all contact and product information in this > spam to Os (numbers and letters).
>>On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Babis wrote:
>>>is there a site or an ebook that can help me with unix system >>>programming?
>>Not a web site or an ebook, but I recommend > <snip>
> You are a spammer.
By what definition? I can think of two definitions for spam. 1) multiple posting of off-topic information to an unnecessarily large set of unrelated forums. 2) Unsoliticed email.
He's done neither. He provided a valid, and potentially useful, response to a request (i.e. solicited) for information.
> <snip>
> Need I point out to the OP and others that it would be a mistake > to trust the information in a book written by someone that > obviously lacks morals? ...
You can't be serious, ROTFLMAO...
You've got your own definition of morality as well as spam it appears.
-- ced
-- Chuck Dillon Senior Software Engineer NimbleGen Systems Inc.
Babis wrote: > is there a site or an ebook that can help me with unix system programming?
> thx in advance
> -babis
Pretty broad topic. System vendors tend to have a lot of developer info on line. For example, docs.sun.com has a lot of documentation, including guides as opposed to reference manuals. IBM and HP have similar sites.
> Jim Brock wrote: > > On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:48:10 GMT, Rich Teer > > <OOOO.O...@OOOO-OOOOO.OOO> wrote:
> > I've converted all contact and product information in this > > spam to Os (numbers and letters).
> >>On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Babis wrote:
> >>>is there a site or an ebook that can help me with unix system > >>>programming?
> >>Not a web site or an ebook, but I recommend > > <snip>
> > You are a spammer.
> By what definition? I can think of two definitions for spam. 1) > multiple posting of off-topic information to an unnecessarily large set > of unrelated forums. 2) Unsoliticed email.
> He's done neither. He provided a valid, and potentially useful, > response to a request (i.e. solicited) for information.
> > <snip>
> > Need I point out to the OP and others that it would be a mistake > > to trust the information in a book written by someone that > > obviously lacks morals? ...
> You can't be serious, ROTFLMAO...
> You've got your own definition of morality as well as spam it appears.
> You willfully violate the Netiquette (having been informed that > your sig was over-sized in the past) and only post on the Usenet > to spread your illegal ad around.
> Now you've thrown in a sales pitch too.
> Need I point out to the OP and others that it would be a mistake > to trust the information in a book written by someone that > obviously lacks morals? What do you care if he trashes his own > or someone else's system?
> You've already got his money, right?
> AC
^^
Well, Alan, at least he appears to be posting with his real name, not some fake one. At least be smart enough to cover up your default footer when you are trolling... :)
