Still learning my way around the BBS, sent to the wrong person! I apologize!

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Re: Whoops
By: Volatile_Memory to Mortar on Tue Jul 01 2025 00:01:01

Still learning my way around the BBS, sent to the wrong person! I apologize!

No prob.

Little netiquette tip: In your replies, include a portion of the original message (a.k.a., "quoting") so that everyone knows what your responding to, especially if the reply comes a couple days or more later.

L8R daze!

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Still learning my way around the BBS

In your replies, include a portion of the original message (a.k.a., "quoting") so that everyone knows what your responding to

Good advice. A portion. Not the full text. Unless it's short.

Some people quote the full text of a long message and add a brief reply.
When the first screen is all quoted text, I skip to the next message. No
time for lazy quoters.

Most BBS people are nice to meet. But you may encounter ill behaved
bullies who think they run some kind of clique. Don't let them bother
you. They're not your boss. There's only one boss on Dovenet. Digital
Man.

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Good advice. A portion. Not the full text. Unless it's short.

Some people quote the full text of a long message and add a brief reply.
When the first screen is all quoted text, I skip to the next message. No
time for lazy quoters.

Most BBS people are nice to meet. But you may encounter ill behaved
bullies who think they run some kind of clique. Don't let them bother
you. They're not your boss. There's only one boss on Dovenet. Digital
Man.

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Pardon the long quote.
I'm still in the pre school stage using a phone to post messages
Ed
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Re: Whoops
By: Ed Vance to Jcurtis on Thu Jul 03 2025 12:29 pm

Pardon the long quote.

Two of your lines made the first page. You hit it just right.

I'm still in the pre school stage using a phone to post messages

LOL. That's me with C++ OOP abstractions. Plain C was easier.
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Re: Whoops
By: Ed Vance to Jcurtis on Thu Jul 03 2025 12:29 pm

Two of your lines made the first page. You hit it just right.

LOL. That's me with C++ OOP abstractions. Plain C was easier.
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My only experience with C was a program called C- - .

Played with that program a little bit many years ago but forgot how to use it.

My first PC was a C=64, and I got familiar with BASIC.
Played with LEGO for a while.
Read books about ML but I'm not a coder.

Ed
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My only experience with C was a program called C- - .

Wikipedia says something about C--. Not sure if that's what you mean.

Read books about ML

Not sure about ML either.

I'm not a coder.

It's a menial job but somebody has to do it.

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was >

Wikipedia says something about C--. Not sure if that's what you mean.

Not sure about ML either.

It's a menial job but somebody has to do it.

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Yes, C-- was a program I found on a CD that Prodigy and nternet service had on it.
After running it I read the Help File and played with it a few days.

I think I ran it on my Windows 3.1 / DOS 5.0 486 computer years ago.

Thanks for mentioning Wikipedia had a C-- page,
I went and read that page and logged back on here to write this Reply.
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Wikipedia says something about C--. Not sure if that's what you mean.

Not sure about ML either.

It's a menial job but somebody has to do it.

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Oh! , ML meant Machine Language.
Ed
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Re: Whoops
By: Ed Vance to Jcurtis on Sat Jul 12 2025 04:39 pm

Oh! , ML meant Machine Language.

I thought so but you said you're not a coder so I wasn't sure.
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Re: Whoops
By: Ed Vance to Jcurtis on Sat Jul 12 2025 04:39 pm

I thought so but you said you're not a coder so I wasn't sure.
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I tried to learn by disassembly on some programs.

A Commodore 64 maze game i liked playing in the 1980's kept beating me and would quit, after 3 trys.
I disassembled it and found a location in the program with the value 03.
I changed the 03 to11.
That way I didn't have to Run the program as much when I was trying to see if I could get through the maze.
I could try 11 times before having to typeRUN again.

On a PC game one portion of it showed a cuss word on the screen.
I changed that part of the code to a nicer word.

Not Rocket Science, just piddeling.
Ed
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you said you're not a coder

On a PC game one portion of it showed a cuss word on the screen.
I changed that part of the code to a nicer word.

Not Rocket Science, just piddeling.

Programming is art. As Knuth said.

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