Re: Great SWT Program

In article <5d26d5d4-b6e1-4010-9a12-af4db7213063@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
<twerpinator@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Dec 23, 10:16 pm, b...@xxxxxxxxxxx (Bent C Dalager) wrote:

Piss off.

Not for a very long time yet.

A one-time cost is irrelevant, of course, since even a small but
recurring benefit will eventually bring the books into the black.

Again, that depends on the accumulated future benefit.

The accumulated future benefit is as large as needed, if you look far
enough ahead.

Not for everyone, no. For me, yes, and for the great majority of Java
programmers, also yes.

Economics 101 is wrong

And we're back to Bent's astounding arrogance. If someone disagrees
with him, they're wrong.

And now you have me confused with /you/. Do you really admire me so
much that you need to /be/ me?

If fundamental tenets of a field of study
disagree with him, that entire field of study is wrong. I suppose
you're also a flat-earther and a creationist, Bent?

I don't know /what/ you guys are. I suggest you call a session between
Twisted, Bbound, Twerpinator and whoever else you have rummaging
around in there and try to reach some consensus.

Go to hell, pervert.

Request denied.

Go to hell, pervert.

I'm quite comfortable right here, thank you very much.

Go to hell, pervert.

No, no, I can assure you, it /really/ is a very comfortable chair.

[Bent reluctantly concedes my point, but also insults me]

Since I never said that there /was/ no web browser usage measuring
going on, there is of course nothing to concede. Not in the real
world, anyway.

Go to hell, pervert.

There's also a very comfortable temperature here, I'd rather not
exchange it for general hellfire etc.

And your evidence to support this bald assertion being?

I have already proven it, of course.

Only in Bent-world does Bent's merely asserting something forcefully
without evidence qualify as "proving" it.

I proved it indirectly. I know you appreciate that particular kind of
proof since you invented it.

Cheers,
Bent D
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