-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 2/19/2016 9:49 PM, Stanislav Malyshev wrote: > I think you are trying for an argument of "I agree with some guys > that I consider being an authority so you should agree with me". It > works only if these guys are established as unerring God-like > authority _and_ they spoke on the particular case we are > discussing. I don't think either of this is true. So let's dispense > with authority appeals for now.
No, I just wanted to remark that it is not just an opinion based blog post that I was referring to and that the link points to a _valid_ argument. > It is cliche because it's true. You do not need any deep thought to > know what aliases are, there is no deep insight to be had there, > there is just a thing to know - these two things are two ways of > saying the same. It's not really hard or "confusing". Old cellphones were shipped with a user manual that contained precise instructions on how to deal with the installed OS. New smartphones do not contain a user manual because the OS is so intuitive that nobody has a need for them. I never read the manual for any of those old cellphones and was still able to achieve my goals. However, other people apparently had problems and that is why a manual was shipped along with them. Do not apply your intelligence and knowledge on others and approach topics by weighting pros and cons and not opinions. > Wait, so the fact of you arguing for removal of aliases is the > proof of you being right? That's neat. No and I did not imply this, again, we are collecting arguments and I am on the pro side so I contribute pro arguments. Your comments on the other hand are passive aggressive and do not contribute to the overall discussion because you simply say no and do not even allow a discussion. I received your actual arguments and I acknowledge them but _I personally_ consider them weak (if that is true cannot be judged by either of us) and _I personally_ think that the arguments others and me brought to the table are more extensive and thus add more to the pro side even if your arguments count fully on the con side. - -- Richard "Fleshgrinder" Fussenegger -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJWx4SWAAoJEOKkKcqFPVVraPcQAJ7h/R4qmB/BhIgsVIWUVdYY TrMffjrO1Mz8DaFhVsjjDhjj2oQ9OHvcGOTZ/WRVsMRxO6wh1C3QCuQFrE/uCO4z 2oLV54MRcs4DyNUzIflS/iPrpfLI1aplQZDlDhB1Q470rr7sj3p69dqAhnHEIQdE jD4DePDIRIe4b7tfOYfC4HF3mGXyufisiLPGXrYxAEKNmy+4DewnhnN7nnP2Zst4 gXxzDtzNlQbQS/R3TFu8xPZZ4S8e71wn0KdNhSULgM5m4rDQBGFisgHuJe8eLTxJ 9Y0XLNZh4L7uUcAyfi6yqZ61krhvZcm2J234xxgS6425NKyQ+qAI7kWshv2dNZdi Xwm2asgOOmwmNpXhO2JOJpf+1K459nL8k7Po2qckdFqD332iEkEKirNZp/YpDuzx gClz4oriS3ygH9AVgvy+EtZ+dUkzdLxXFWtN6MX1UzQ1zYRc1gIIgiTvLuoraupJ d2Qp4ZbiFEtS3YQm+lInpDgarIKGqNQ1zXMEnRogENy8UC0FtzYP3n0Sx+J08Sxd CeQ7/9aLneONFOTKYK/Ea+3YyXVjBWtq7JJqVZdwearkqaUn5+TTNSczAyfV968I GB96lk2R4voTfrD9nTmrPot5FPZA/acGKPFpvSQNFjNi/AG/UNR+WTsK4JnWpq2I gUE4PXwx3AFxZBHCh5Zg =HMPP -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
