CPU throttling...

[fishmahn]

That aside however, my weekend starts in about five minutes. If I happen to catch back up on this sometime Monday then maybe we can rejoin this delightful pastime.

Did you have a fun weekend?

And do please take your time so that your next response can actually address all which you have casually ignored so far

Now why would I want to do that? You do such a good job for both of us. If I was to actually do that, I'm afraid your eyes would glaze over at the sheer volume.

I haven't been doing more than skimming your ramblings, then selecting an interesting tidbit to respond to and letting you do the rest, since about your 3rd post. Why start caring what you write now?

Mike.

 

[slvr_phoenix]

Did you have a fun weekend?

Yep. That's what weekends are for. Unfortunately then I get back to work and have been busy like crazy trying to convince an app. scientist that his suggestions are actually worse than the solution I was going to code in the first place. :\ Scientists (in general) can be so ... stubborn. Once they get an idea they just won't let it go.

Anywhich, how about you? Did you have a good weekend? How about the week?

Now why would I want to do that? You do such a good job for both of us. If I was to actually do that, I'm afraid your eyes would glaze over at the sheer volume.

Are you kidding? I'm a retail market software engineer in the single-crystal x-ray crystallography scientific field as well as a fantasy/sci-fi novelist. My eyes haven't had a chance to unglaze in years. :O Your concept of sheer volume is probably light reading to me.

Why start caring what you write now?

Beats me. That sounds like a personal question.

So, anysuch, do we act all nice and stuff now, or do we resume the previous entertainments? I could go either way. Between my app. scientist rearing his ugly head and having to reinstall all of the software on my wife's laptop now that HP has seen fit to <i>finally</i> send the replacement hard drive I have ample opportunity to express the darker sides of my nature in other areas, so I'm perfectly willing to give you a rest if you're not up to continuing.

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[fishmahn]

:\ Scientists (in general) can be so ... stubborn.

Haha, it isn't just scientists. (who? you? me? nawww...)

Hmmm, disappointing... Didn't see any juicy tidbits. Oh well, it was more for your entertainment and the entertainment of the other readers than mine, although I do admit to forgetting myself on early on and actually caring what you'd said.

(did that give you something to ramble on about?)

BTW - I won't be here from today until next Monday, and may not have a chance to post immediatly thereafter, so... maybe see you next week.

Mike.