Re: Linux, X, ld, gcc, linking, shared libraries and stuff
- From: "Beth" <BethStone21@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 15:07:48 GMT
Evenbit wrote:
> Beth wrote:
> > [ I still find it funny that my name is in the "contributors"
> > section...all I actually did was spot a mistake in Tim
> > Robinson's UK keyboard layout diagram (one or two of the
> > keys - or was it scancodes? I can't remember now - weren't
> > right...which were probably typos, rather than actual errors
> > :) and pointed it out...it's actually kind of "cheeky", really,
> > because Tim Robinson really should have full credit on
> > that...he did all the hard work there...I corrected a very
> > small mistake in the diagram...but the way it's credited,
> > it looks like me and Tim did "half each" on the work or
> > something...not actually what happened, for the record :) ]
>
> Uh, one divided by three is not half: "Tim Robinson, Beth Stone, and
> Stuart George for help with British keyboard layout"
Ah, I don't know what Stuart George did...but what I corrected was just
Tim's work...he must have added something since or whatever...you never
know, perhaps he "corrected" my corrections or something ;)...
> Fudge, I figured if we let those darn in-bred Pilgrims trek off to the
> New World in the East to found an American colony on the British Ilse
> that they'd screw-up stuff eventually...
Screw up? What you mean like spelling "isle" as "ilse"? That kind of screw
up? ;)
> Heck, you've inherited from us the best language in the world, one of
> our top statesmen invented the internet for you, and we taught you the
> benefits of democracy and coinage, and now you expect us to teach you
> basic math? Garsh!! ;-)
No, it's okay...some Ancient Greek blokes already offered to give us
lessons (and the Arabs have kindly loaned us some of their numerals too,
which should come in handy for writing it down :)...and, better yet, they
actually teach "mathematics" rather than just a single "mathematic"...but,
you know, it's your language so it's not like you'd all be making a
fundamental grammatical mistake like altering the plurality in abbreviation
or anything...so you must just mean a single mathematic, like Pythagoras'
Theorem, and just that only...
Well, I would say "write to me" to explain which one it is...but,
apparently, the verb isn't transitive and doesn't require the dative case
anymore...so, ummm, "write me"...or "write back me"...or is that "back me
write"? Or "write me back"? Ah, I suppose, as grammar no longer seems
important in "your" language and the verb "write" has lost all grammatical
sense completely, then any of them will do, eh? Write back me, you explain
math teach...me Yoda like sound...Force use Luke, the! ;)
Beth :)
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