Jon M. Taylor writes:
> I do not think that blindly adhering to an obsolete design until
> the last scrap of performance has been wrung from it when a clearly
> superior alternative is available and free is a very wise use of
> programmer resources.
Good for you. So Jon M. Taylor, and everyone whose paycheck bears
his signature, will soon be working on more free software. Cool.
I wish you well.
Does your non-Linux project have its own mailing list yet? Because
your advocacy is getting in the way of my blind adherence.
Michael Elizabeth Chastain
<mailto:mec@shout.net>
"love without fear"
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> I do not think that blindly adhering to an obsolete design until
> the last scrap of performance has been wrung from it when a clearly
> superior alternative is available and free is a very wise use of
> programmer resources.
Good for you. So Jon M. Taylor, and everyone whose paycheck bears
his signature, will soon be working on more free software. Cool.
I wish you well.
Does your non-Linux project have its own mailing list yet? Because
your advocacy is getting in the way of my blind adherence.
Michael Elizabeth Chastain
<mailto:mec@shout.net>
"love without fear"
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