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09/04/2008, 11h12

> On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:04:02 -0700, Danno wrote:

> Calm down, my god, this group is too egotistical, pious and angry.

really ?

when I saw your post for 1st time, you seem like you were either trying to
be over-smart or you are stupid. I am not saying you are idiot/smart-ass.
I am saying the way you communicate your question to comp.lang.c++,
then it shew that way.

The way youo asked your question with *zero* words in your post reminds of
the programmers from 1late 90s "IT Revolution" era. Many persons called
themselves HTML Programmers at that time. Now I added your name onto that
list.

> I am trying to educate myself with different languages and I asked one
> simple question here on c.l.c++ a couple of weeks ago about pointers and
> I get jumped on by one of your members. Now I ask another question about
> DI/IoC and you think it's an affront to your intelligence? Are you guys
> that sensitive and insecure about yourselves to go bashing posters?

No one is bashing you here. *They* are trying to educate you. Juha
Nieminen did the same and there were no harsh words in his reply.

> Don't worry, this will be last participation in this group for me, you
> guys can proceed with your "don't hit your ass on the way out" party.
> There are plenty open academic discussion groups out there.

yes, they are there. comp.lang.c++ is a kind of group where
regular-posters are much more matured, intelligent and patient than what
you will experience on other groups.

try yourself but it will take a lot of personal-time of yours before you
find that out.

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09/04/2008, 11h12	#9
arnuld Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Is it in the C++ culture to use Dependency Injection/Inversion of Control? > On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:04:02 -0700, Danno wrote: > Calm down, my god, this group is too egotistical, pious and angry. really ? when I saw your post for 1st time, you seem like you were either trying to be over-smart or you are stupid. I am not saying you are idiot/smart-ass. I am saying the way you communicate your question to comp.lang.c++, then it shew that way. The way youo asked your question with zero words in your post reminds of the programmers from 1late 90s "IT Revolution" era. Many persons called themselves HTML Programmers at that time. Now I added your name onto that list. > I am trying to educate myself with different languages and I asked one > simple question here on c.l.c++ a couple of weeks ago about pointers and > I get jumped on by one of your members. Now I ask another question about > DI/IoC and you think it's an affront to your intelligence? Are you guys > that sensitive and insecure about yourselves to go bashing posters? No one is bashing you here. They are trying to educate you. Juha Nieminen did the same and there were no harsh words in his reply. > Don't worry, this will be last participation in this group for me, you > guys can proceed with your "don't hit your ass on the way out" party. > There are plenty open academic discussion groups out there. yes, they are there. comp.lang.c++ is a kind of group where regular-posters are much more matured, intelligent and patient than what you will experience on other groups. try yourself but it will take a lot of personal-time of yours before you find that out. -- http://lispmachine.wordpress.com/ Please remove capital 'V's when you reply to me via e-mail.