On Oct 15, 2013, at 8:53 AM, Alex DiMarco <[email protected]> wrote:
> > On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 8:20 AM, Robert Skinner <[email protected]> > wrote: > You would have hated the 90s then. > > Interesting time that was, no particular hate though for that period.. > Now the 80's on the other hand :*) It was only the music that sucked in the 80s… Oh, and the clothing / hair styles, and the politics, and … :-) > Though annoying at times, these displays on mailing lists have also sparked > some great technology projects too. Those around in the early BSD days recall > such episodes. Not that I am promoting or encouraging such behavior. > > There is no doubt great technology has emerged from conflict; verbal and > otherwise. > > I think I may be an optimist with a belief that if we choose to interpret > intentions in a positive way even when they are communicated otherwise, we > can potentially do even greater things... maybe I am choosing to be naive... > but then, that is the title of this thread.... > You will always have “that guy”, at a bar now and then, but as long as it’s > not a bar full of that personality. > > I think unfortunately all of us have had the privilege of being "that guy" at > the bar - I know I have a few times even without the Guinness or Scotch > flowing 8*] So what excuse do I have, given that I was stone sober? (In France at the time, but still… sober.) Jim
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