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Nothing could be more custom, programmable, than my own code.
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Jeff-Relf.Me
Feb 16, 2017, 6:37:43 PM2/16/17
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slrn is perfect for LinuxLoving CommandLineJockies
who ssh into remote machines. It's very programmable.
Mozilla ThunderBird is perfect for MouseLoving,
HTML/eMail users who can program it using CSS and JavaScript.
It's very, _very programmable.
For me, and only me, my shit is the best:
http://Jeff-Relf.Me/X.HTM
Nothing could be more custom, programmable, than my own code.
who ssh into remote machines. It's very programmable.
Mozilla ThunderBird is perfect for MouseLoving,
HTML/eMail users who can program it using CSS and JavaScript.
It's very, _very programmable.
For me, and only me, my shit is the best:
http://Jeff-Relf.Me/X.HTM
Nothing could be more custom, programmable, than my own code.
Sir Gregory Hall, Esq.
Feb 17, 2017, 2:35:09 PM2/17/17
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But, the sad fact is your code is so idiosyncratic
and absurd that nobody but you could abide it.
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"In my erudition, I say a man not mince words in order
to spare the sensibilities of the thin-skinned and the
ignorant." --Sir Gregory Hall, Esq.
Jeff-Relf.Me
Feb 17, 2017, 4:17:10 PM2/17/17
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You ( Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq ) replied ( to me ):
nor would it work for 99.999% of the world.
I write code, all the time, and I constantly modify it;
99.999% of the world can't do that, not like me.
Hence, I have UltraCustom solutions.
> If your own code was so great you'd market it.
> But, the sad fact is your code is so idiosyncratic
> and absurd that nobody but you could abide it.
What works for me, wouldn't work for you,
> But, the sad fact is your code is so idiosyncratic
> and absurd that nobody but you could abide it.
nor would it work for 99.999% of the world.
I write code, all the time, and I constantly modify it;
99.999% of the world can't do that, not like me.
Hence, I have UltraCustom solutions.
Sir Gregory Hall, Esq.
Feb 17, 2017, 5:28:25 PM2/17/17
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