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manners are important to me. you post a question, get and answer, and
instead of either just ignoring it, or politely responding and trying to
engage in a discussion (that is why you came here right? this is a
discussion group), you respond by going on the attack. your behavior is
rude and illogical and doesn't encourage any onlookers to offer you any
insight into your computer problem. your additional posts are filled with
smart ass remarks ('solution found; put laptop under blankets', and 'to do:
sell pc buy apple') and exaggerations provide further evidence of your poor
judgment. i can appreciate that you may be so very frustrated by this
beeping problem that escapes your comprehension that it can make you very
angry; so angry that you find yourself misdirecting that anger at someone
that might actually be trying to help you. that seems to be the case here.
at least i would like to think that you don't always behave this way. let's
hope your new apple will help you find some inner peace.
"Noah" <nfox@rohan.sdsu.edu> wrote in message
news:c5mhka$iag$1@gondor.sdsu.edu...
> Chris, it seems alt.sys.pc-clone.dell is very important to you.
> Have your cake and eat it too, Dell Man. You rule the coop.
>
> Christopher Muto <muto@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> > wow, you need help. and despite you thinking that i am i know it all, i
> > admit that i don't have a degree in psychology and so can't help you
with
> > your problem. but i encourage you to seek someone that does.
seriously,
> > this must go way deeper then your petty hostility toward me. it could
be a
> > wake up call for you to change your life for the better. take your own
> > advice and be open minded about it.
>
> > "Noah" <nfox@rohan.sdsu.edu> wrote in message
> > news:c5mdo0$gs4$1@gondor.sdsu.edu...
> >> I don't think you've answered my direct questions yet Chris, either the
> > first
> >> inquiry about the BEEP from a Lat D800 or the second inquiry (made at
> > least
> >> twice) about your insulted feelings. If you can't answer them, why
keep
> >> posting??? Just say the obvious. I don't know a good solution to the
> >> beeping. And you weren't insulted (well, until the gloves came off)
> >>
> >> I think you haunt Usenet because it gives you a sense of control and a
> >> feeling of superiority. Most good technical answers on Usenet do not
come
> > from
> >> general purpose geeks, they come from people who have very specific
> >> experience with the exact configuration. GOOD answers. That doesn't
> >> mean a mediocre generalized answer doesn't help.
> >>
> >> The fact that you post so much to such a wide range of topics only
> >> shows you have no respect for meaningful targeted answers.
> >> It's like a race to see (among a few type-Mutos) who can post first
> >> in some psuedo-authorative way. It's a showoff of clowns.
> >>
> >> For beginners, generalized advice helps. But every post doesn't need
to
> > be
> >> subject to the same attention. Posts with technical sophistication
with
> > five
> >> Type-Mutos screaming "upgrade the BIOS" isn't helpful in my opinion.
> >>
> >> Don't stop on my advice, just consider it. You came into this thread
> >> going after me, not the other way around. You offered nothing, which
> >> is common enough, but kept at it for some control freak reason.
> >>
> >> Sorry, can't play anymore. Today anyway. No hard feelings, champ.
> >>
> >> Christopher Muto <muto@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> >> > you are really confused. whatever i did to get so deeply embedded
into
> > your
> >> > psyche that you has disturbed you so greatly to need to insult me and
> > that
> >> > you consider me a 'know it all' is something i don't get, but i am
proud
> > of
> >> > it. it makes me think i have powers that i didn't know that i had.
you
> >> > being disturbed by a suggestion that the your poorly described
beeping
> > in
> >> > your original post could possibly be a low battery alarm,
corroborated
> > by
> >> > the description in the manual, is comment on how closed minded and
> > defensive
> >> > you are. why so angry dude? why not just say "thanks, i should have
> >> > mentioned that i thought of that but that wasn't it..." and then
move
> > on.
> >> > you still haven't responded to the citrix terminal session
configuration
> >> > suggestion. in short, you seem so upset with this problem that i
think
> > you
> >> > are just here to complain and not to really find a solution. that
would
> > be
> >> > consistent with your wacky remark about selling your dell and buying
an
> >> > apple. but that said i like to say that i found your alarm story
funny
> >> > despite that it has little to do with windows, citrix, and outlook...
> > funny
> >> > because it seems that you aren't the only person you know with
> > electronics
> >> > that beep at inappropriate times and because you seem to consistently
> > look
> >> > for unconventional solutions to solve symptoms instead of trying to
> > solve
> >> > the actual problem. and that's fine as long as it makes you happy,
but
> > you
> >> > don't appear to be very happy.
> >>
> >> > "Noah" <nfox@rohan.sdsu.edu> wrote in message
> >> > news:c5m9ou$fbk$1@gondor.sdsu.edu...
> >> >> Christopher Muto <muto@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> >> >> > dude, have you lost your mind? you asked a question, get a reply,
> > and
> >> >> > respond with insults. yet you say others fail to be open minded?
did
> >> > you
> >> >>
> >> >> ....
> >> >>
> >> >> Hey Chris, paste the insult RIGHT HERE. Let's stomp this annoyance.
> >> >>
> >> >> ....
> >> >>
> >> >> > even think about what i suggested? probably not.
> >> >>
> >> >> Absolutely not. You offered no solution besides agreeing to my
> > solution
> >> >> to shutdown the system. Otherwise, for your first reply, you failed
> >> >> to read the question. You patronizingly read my manual to me. I
chose
> >> >> to ignore you.
> >> >>
> >> >> Unfortunately you keep invading my thread with no useful
discussion.
> >> >> So I'm addressing you directly on how you haunt this group just as
much
> >> >> as you help. Stop acting like a know it all.
> >> >>
> >> >> > i have i remind myself
> >> >> > who am i talking to; a guy who thinks that the solution to a
citrix
> >> >> > configuration problem is to buy a new computer. best of luck to
you.
> >> >>
> >> >> A friend's car alarm malfunctioned at a funeral. Not only did I
help
> >> >> disconnect the battery, I helped remove the alarm that night.
> >> >> It's a machine Chris. Because you won't look into the black box
> >> >> doesn't mean others can't.
> >> >>
> >> >> If it helps your ego, it's not Dell's fault. It's the system bios
rom,
> >> > the
> >> >> heritage, and a driver that possibly could trap the beep. It's also
> >> > outdated
> >> >> software at my work place.
> >> >>
> >> >> But all said, the mute should still make the laptop silent. My next
> >> > laptop
> >> >> will be Apple. I've been very happy with my iBook. OSX makes it
much
> >> >> more of a cross platform solution. And Apple is finally solving
some
> > of
> >> >> the latest system problems (which is why I'm typing from a D800 to
> > begin
> >> >> with).
> >> >>
> >> >> If this is your insult, you are one sad little pussy. Toughen the
skin
> >> >> up and be a man. Listen to ideas that are contrary to your own and
> >> >> take rejection of advice gracefully. You seem to think because you
> >> >> said it I should do it.
> >>
> >>
>
>
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