ssolie wrote:
@pjs
Quote:

Unless, of course, they are all chained up in Evert Carton's basement...

I hear the meal rations are excellent.

Billsey wrote:
@goody

You see, that's the problem with a lot of people. They don't understand a person's post, so they assume that that person doesn't know what's going on.

I did read the linked article. I also had other sources on the story. The man is a state legislator in Nebraska, who claims to be an atheist. So you have an atheist (who therefore does not think God even exists) who is nonetheless suing God. If he actually is an atheist, then he is wasting public funds suing someone who doesn't exist (in his opinion), and is highly insulting the majority of his own constituents (the majority of which would claim to be Christian, therefore believing that God does indeed exist). So, he is insulting the intelligence of his constituents while blatantly wasting their tax dollars and the government's time with this showboating insult of all people of faith.

He needs to be removed from office, and when his next election comes around, I somehow doubt that he will win after pulling a stunt like this.

Billsey wrote:
In my own opinion the guy (member of the Nebraska state legislature) ought to be removed from office because of an obviously frivolous lawsuit that is only intended to insult people of faith.

Amigo1 wrote:
Hello,
can someone please try out this script:
Quote:

.key FILE
.bra {
.ket }

set echo on
echo "{file}"
SETENV ARGUMENT "{FILE}"
echo "$argument"
getenv argument
dir "{FILE}"
dir $argument
dir "$argument"
set echo off

the problem is, that the latter "DIR" command does not work.

In some kind of weird way, here I get a lot of spaces added to the
argument.
So "work:" becomes "work: " hence DIR or whatever command
will not work.

But on the third last line the script will fail if
a dir like "ram Disk:Rename Me" is given.

AFAI can tell, SETENV adds the unwanted spaces.

Atheist wrote:

I honestly don't understand how people can think with all the (), \\, @, {}, of hollywood and * in "C" in the way!

Kreciu wrote:
Hi All,

I just wanted to ask what kind of programs would you like to see on you amiga (any).

My list:

www browser (like Firefox in sense of quality),
office (in sense of usability... I really need power point!!!
skype...

Ferry wrote:
@goody
Quote:

Iran is actively committing acts of war at his time.

Care to give some examples, please?
Saluditos,
Ferr?n.

He said that he has seen evidence that the Iranians are supplying insurgents and foreign fighters in Iraq.
"By some estimates, they have killed as many as 200 American soldiers," he said.

Billsey wrote:
of this.

Rudei wrote:
Too Hot To Handle Eh?
Which one of you mutha beeeeeeps wants a ruck?

Quite bizarre having a forum option like this, what are the limits guys?

Rude!

xeron wrote:

Its a ReAction GUI.

goody wrote:

Even Eyetech, not being an Amigainc fan, blasted Hyperion for their actions.


Helge wrote:

For what actions? When did this happen?
Do you have any reference to back up your claims?

http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=14118

By Redhouse on 2006-03-26 21:06:37 UTC in reply to "Amiga, Inc. is not Amiga"
Hyperion are also to blame, you just do not do deals with a company like Amiga Inc. Now Hyperion will not release the "final" version due to all the money they have to pay people.

In this case i think more of Amiga Inc than Hyperion ( that is saying something).

Helge wrote:
@goody

Quote:

goody wrote:
Even Eyetech, not being an Amigainc fan, blasted Hyperion for their actions.

For what actions? When did this happen? Do you have any reference to back up your claims?

Atheist wrote:

Amiga Inc. is a dead weight, producing nothing, and hindering advancement. (Sam440 is out there, but they refuse to license it.)

Whose side are you on?

DonF wrote:
@goody

With the new vicious blows that are happening, I think AOS4 is now truly dead. Oh, those of us that already have it will continue to use and enjoy it, but eventually the hardware will die.

Regards,
Don Feldbruegge

Billsey wrote:
So, does the lack of replies imply a lack of imagination or a lack of interest, or...?

Billsey wrote:

cut/snip

However, since the leaning on this forum seems to be going decidedly anti-AI, I kind of doubt that it was by accident.