Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>> Frank wrote:

>>>

>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Frank wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Frank wrote:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

>>>>>>>>> news:uMEesWg6HHA.3528@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> Yeah, I qualify as Field Engineer status in electronics...so?

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> A field engineer in what discipline ?

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Just general electronics.

>>>>>>>> Why?

>>>>>>>> Frank

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> A graduate from http://www.itt-tech.edu/?

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> hehehe...how stupid are you? Well...we won't go there. ITT didn't

>>>>>> exist when I got my formal electronics education.

>>>>>> Try again.

>>>>>> No lies.

>>>>>> Frank

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> You're that old? It was called Temple School of Business before ITT

>>>>> bought it in the late 60s and changed the name and it had been in

>>>>> business since the 30s.

>>>>>

>>>> Right!

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> I wonder why someone like you who is so old acts like a pre teen in

>>> the fourth grade.

>>>

>>>> Like I said, if you care to re-read my post, ITT didn't exist when I

>>>> got my formal electronics education.

>>>> Got it?

>>>> Frank

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> OK, I'll bite. What is your alma mater, Frankie?

>>>

>>

>> hehehe one is back east in New England and the other is in the

>> mid-west. And where is your alma mater?

>> Frank

>

>

> Can you be more specific? I never claimed to any kind of engineer so

> where I went to school is not relevant. My major was English and

> Philosophy and that degree and a 1.25 euro can get me on any bus in

> Spain. Computers are a mere hobby for me that I picked up years after I

> graduated from college. I've never had any formal computer training yet

> I am continually being accused of being a geek on this very newsgroup.

> Go figure.

>

 

My technical degree came from a school in Connecticut that no longer

exist. My college degree is Political Science major (I was pre-law),

with a minor in Child Psychology from a major mid-west university.

VA paid my way thru college, but no funds for Law School were available

and I was married and had children so I had to work.

Any way, I think I've made more money doing what I do than most

attorneys make.

Frank

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 16:25:16 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>

>

>>>Yes, you were an active tech that found problems and fixed them in the

>>>field. The detailed changes were sent back to HQ for the fully qualified

>>>engineers to make sure that the changes you implemented in the field were

>>>valid, that meaning 1) it did fix a verified problem, 2) the fix had no

>>>immediate repercussions on other parts of the system, and 3) (depending

>>>on the industry) that all safety matters were properly identified and

>>>addressed and the company is satisfied that what was done has an

>>>acceptable level of liability for the company.

>>>

>>>That is an Engineering Technician.

>>

>>Sorry dan'o, I was officially listed on the roster as "Field Engineer".

>>Frank

>

>

> You're just known as a jackass in this newsgroup.

>

 

You think anyone in this ng gives a damn what you say mr genius?

Check your responses and get a reality check mr computer expert!

Frank

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> Vista User wrote:

>>

>> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

>> news:9na9d3p6nj1c06s0qc655qpnjqcnol2ph7@4ax.com...

>>> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:50:10 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>>>

>>>> Adam Albright wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:34:03 -0700, "Vista User"

>>>>> <VistaRules@NoSpam.net> wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Well it must be the crap hardware your running. I'm sure it not the

>>>>>> pompous

>>>>>> a$$hole at the keyboard.

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> I'm sure Seagate will appreciate your stupid comments. They presently

>>>>> make some of the best drives and are the only ones that come with a

>>>>> five year warranty, others if you're lucky give you just a one year

>>>>> warranty.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Really? Then I must have gotten very lucky cause all of our WD Raptors

>>>> come with a 5 yr warranty.

>>>

>>> As usual you lie about everything. You're comparing apples and

>>> oranges. Consumer grade verses enterprise models. And do note the ***

>>> footnote.

>>>

>>> http://support.wdc.com/warranty/policy.asp#policy

>>>

>>>

>>

>> Well your still full of crap Seagate does NOT provide 5 year warranty's

>> on all there drives.

>> And Western Digital does provide 5 year warranty's for some drives.

>> So your statement is as full of crap as you are.

>>

>> Now dance monkey and tell us how you were talking about something else.

>> (your usual way of trying to not admit you were wrong again).

>>

>

> Yeah, but the warranty isn't very helpful if, like me, you had to send the

> hard drive to Ireland, pay for the postage and wait a couple weeks to get

> a good one back. It wouldn't have been much more expensive to just buy a

> new one.

>

> --

> Alias

> To email me, remove shoes

 

I have never had to wait more then 3 days.

Maybe you should move out of that backward country you live in.

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 17:09:22 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>Adam Albright wrote:

>

>> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 16:25:16 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>>

>>

>>>>Yes, you were an active tech that found problems and fixed them in the

>>>>field. The detailed changes were sent back to HQ for the fully qualified

>>>>engineers to make sure that the changes you implemented in the field were

>>>>valid, that meaning 1) it did fix a verified problem, 2) the fix had no

>>>>immediate repercussions on other parts of the system, and 3) (depending

>>>>on the industry) that all safety matters were properly identified and

>>>>addressed and the company is satisfied that what was done has an

>>>>acceptable level of liability for the company.

>>>>

>>>>That is an Engineering Technician.

>>>

>>>Sorry dan'o, I was officially listed on the roster as "Field Engineer".

>>>Frank

>>

>>

>> You're just known as a jackass in this newsgroup.

>>

>

>You think anyone in this ng gives a damn what you say mr genius?

 

You think anybody buys the crap you keep spitting out about your

supposed education, degrees, wealth, business, experience with

computers?

 

If you really think we do, then you're even more delusional than I

originally thought.

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

On 8/29/2007 10:44 AM On a whim, Frank pounded out on the keyboard

> Terry R. wrote:

>

>> On 8/29/2007 9:45 AM On a whim, Frank pounded out on the keyboard

>>

>>> Terry R. wrote:

>>>

>>>> I'm still curious as to why all this was supposed to be "obvious" to us.

>>>

>>> Is that rhetorical question?

>>>

>>>> Well for one, you don't "build" the hardware. You purchase it and

>>>> install it. You don't "build" the hardware the way you "build" a

>>>> workstation.

>>>

>>> Hummm...I guess that must irritate the hell out of you cause you keep

>>> referring to it. I have modified hardware for our use. Call it what

>>> you like...it's your choice.

>>>

>>>> You're running a server with a 1 GHz Celeron?

>>>

>>> Yeah! Really old parts. Runs headless! Love it!

>>>

>>> I doubt it's doing

>>>

>>>> anything but storing files.

>>>

>>> So? We we were involved in the beta of WHS, which we've now switched

>>> to from Server 2003 because of it's different functionality.

>>>

>>> A prime candidate for Linux I'd say.

>>>

>>> Why? We've got everything we need. Linux is not in our future.

>>> Frank

>>>

>> Modified hardware? How so?

>>

>

> Upgrade some electrolytic capacitors on dual cpu mobo's that were

> failing...

 

If you did it at all, I would call that a repair, not a modification.

 

 

alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

 

Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil, solder,

> flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

> Why?

 

Because you just don't sound convincing. Sorry. Usually someone isn't

so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

 

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Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 17:09:22 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>

>

>>Adam Albright wrote:

>>

>>

>>>On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 16:25:16 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>>>Yes, you were an active tech that found problems and fixed them in the

>>>>>field. The detailed changes were sent back to HQ for the fully qualified

>>>>>engineers to make sure that the changes you implemented in the field were

>>>>>valid, that meaning 1) it did fix a verified problem, 2) the fix had no

>>>>>immediate repercussions on other parts of the system, and 3) (depending

>>>>>on the industry) that all safety matters were properly identified and

>>>>>addressed and the company is satisfied that what was done has an

>>>>>acceptable level of liability for the company.

>>>>>

>>>>>That is an Engineering Technician.

>>>>

>>>>Sorry dan'o, I was officially listed on the roster as "Field Engineer".

>>>>Frank

>>>

>>>

>>>You're just known as a jackass in this newsgroup.

>>>

>>

>>You think anyone in this ng gives a damn what you say mr genius?

>

>

> You think anybody buys the crap you keep spitting out about your

> supposed education, degrees, wealth, business, experience with

> computers?

>

> If you really think we do, then you're even more delusional than I

> originally thought.

>

 

hehehe...then why are you continually answering me, huh? Is it that

you're jealous of the fact that I'm smarter than you are or have more

formal education than you or know more about computers and electronics

than you'll ever know or have been more successful in business and money

matters than you or simply because I'm much better looking than you are

and the girls just love me?

Well...here's you're one big chance to make your case mr

genius...hahaha...lol!

Frank

 

Oh, and one more thing...if you can't come up with something really,

really specular in the form of an answer...I'm gonna keep on bootin your

ugly fat arse all over this ng as I've been doing for some time now.

Let see your best shot (I'd be sober if I were you!) mr genius!

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Terry R. wrote:

 

>

>

> If you did it at all, I would call that a repair, not a modification.

>

>

Fine with me!

> alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>

> Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

 

Google it. It's been know for years.

>

>> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>> solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>> Why?

>

>

> Because you just don't sound convincing.

 

What are you afraid of?

 

Sorry. Usually someone isn't

> so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

 

Don't be sorry just because someone know more than you.

There is no .substitute for real experience.

Try some...it works every time

Frank

>

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Vista User wrote:

>

> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message

> news:fb2d99$59q$1@aioe.org...

>> Vista User wrote:

>>>

>>> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

>>> news:9na9d3p6nj1c06s0qc655qpnjqcnol2ph7@4ax.com...

>>>> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:50:10 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Adam Albright wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:34:03 -0700, "Vista User"

>>>>>> <VistaRules@NoSpam.net> wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Well it must be the crap hardware your running. I'm sure it not

>>>>>>> the pompous

>>>>>>> a$$hole at the keyboard.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I'm sure Seagate will appreciate your stupid comments. They presently

>>>>>> make some of the best drives and are the only ones that come with a

>>>>>> five year warranty, others if you're lucky give you just a one year

>>>>>> warranty.

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> Really? Then I must have gotten very lucky cause all of our WD Raptors

>>>>> come with a 5 yr warranty.

>>>>

>>>> As usual you lie about everything. You're comparing apples and

>>>> oranges. Consumer grade verses enterprise models. And do note the ***

>>>> footnote.

>>>>

>>>> http://support.wdc.com/warranty/policy.asp#policy

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>> Well your still full of crap Seagate does NOT provide 5 year

>>> warranty's on all there drives.

>>> And Western Digital does provide 5 year warranty's for some drives.

>>> So your statement is as full of crap as you are.

>>>

>>> Now dance monkey and tell us how you were talking about something

>>> else. (your usual way of trying to not admit you were wrong again).

>>>

>>

>> Yeah, but the warranty isn't very helpful if, like me, you had to send

>> the hard drive to Ireland, pay for the postage and wait a couple weeks

>> to get a good one back. It wouldn't have been much more expensive to

>> just buy a new one.

>>

>> --

>> Alias

>> To email me, remove shoes

>

> I have never had to wait more then 3 days.

> Maybe you should move out of that backward country you live in.

 

The country in question is Ireland and I don't live there. Please try to

keep up.

 

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Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dog crap

 

"Terry R." <F1ComNOSPAM@pobox.com> wrote in

news:uqoqPhr6HHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

 

> alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>

> Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

 

Here's the link....

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/2000/03/29/fast_and_inexpensive_/page4.html

 

The short of it is the same PCB was used for the regular card and the raid

card.

 

To turn the regular one into the raid version, you simply reflash the prom

on the board with the raid version bios, and then tack a single resistor

from one pin of the eeprom chip to ground.

 

The hardest thing there is reprogramming the prom. I am unaware of if it

requires am EEPROM programmer, or if it can be done thru a utility while

on-board.

 

Any 13 year old with an interest in electronics is capable of it.

>> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>> solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>> Why?

>

> Because you just don't sound convincing. Sorry. Usually someone

> isn't so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

 

I'd say s t r e t c h i n g the truth is a good guess.

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dog crap

 

Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

news:#GSPbPp6HHA.3624@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl:

> DanS wrote:

>> Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

>> news:eysAyRo6HHA.5212@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

>>

>>

>>>DanS wrote:

>>>

>>>>Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

>>>>news:OS86Gan6HHA.3900@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>DanS wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>>Actually, I'm suprised you can do anything with a soldering iron

>>>>>>being an EE. I've NEVER met an EE with any soldering skills at

>>>>>>all.

>>>>>

>>>>>EE? Show me where I said I was an EE.

>>>>>Frank

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>Frank- "Yeah, I qualify as Field Engineer status in

>>>>electronics...so?"

>>>>

>>>>Well, first thing that's required to qualify as an engineer, field

>>>>or not, is a bachelors degree.

>>>>

>>>>So, no EE degree, you can not qualify for FE status.

>>>>

>>>>Now you may think you have the knowledge for an EE degree,

>>>>but.......

>>>

>>>Sorry dan'o, but you have no idea what you're talking about.

>>>When I was an active tech, Field Engineer designation was given only

>>>to those who found hardware problems in the field, made on site

>>>modification(s) which they then submitted to hq, where they were

>>>tested, verified and only then officially incorporated into

>>>production. A detailed explanation along with updated schematics were

>>>required for submission. As I previously stated, I made over 29

>>>hardware field changes to some TI equipment.

>>>Clear enough?

>>>Frank

>>>

>>

>>

>> Yes, you were an active tech that found problems and fixed them in

>> the field. The detailed changes were sent back to HQ for the fully

>> qualified engineers to make sure that the changes you implemented in

>> the field were valid, that meaning 1) it did fix a verified problem,

>> 2) the fix had no immediate repercussions on other parts of the

>> system, and 3) (depending on the industry) that all safety matters

>> were properly identified and addressed and the company is satisfied

>> that what was done has an acceptable level of liability for the

>> company.

>>

>> That is an Engineering Technician.

>

> Sorry dan'o, I was officially listed on the roster as "Field

> Engineer". Frank

 

Great, so was I when I was working on the road for Clearwire deploying a

couple of large private networks (prior to Craig McCraw buying it, even

though he says he 'founded' Clearwire).

 

That still doesn't change the fact that neither you, nor I, were

officially recognized in the engineering field as fully-fledged engineers

as neither of us have an engineering license.

 

After Clearwire Equipment Company was spun off of Clearwire, then

subsequently closed down, on my resume, my (internal) Field Engineer

position is listed as 'Senior Field Technician', because legally, that's

what it was, regardless of what the position was called internally in the

company.

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 22:21:48 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>Terry R. wrote:

>

>

>>

>>

>> If you did it at all, I would call that a repair, not a modification.

>>

>>

>Fine with me!

>

>> alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>>

>> Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

>

>Google it. It's been know for years.

>

>>

>>> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>>> solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>>> Why?

>>

>>

>> Because you just don't sound convincing.

>

>What are you afraid of?

 

Earth to Frank: NOBODY is afraid of an idiot like you. You're just a

day dreaming clown that lies about everything. You're a fraud.

>

> Sorry. Usually someone isn't

>> so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

>

>Don't be sorry just because someone know more than you.

>There is no .substitute for real experience.

>Try some...it works every time

 

Your lies aren't working. You are only digging a deeper hole for

yourself. Recently you have claimed more stuff that confirms what a

doofus and liar you really are. Now just today you added besides you

being super wealthy, and running you own business, you now claim your

handsome and the ladies can't keep their hands off you.

 

Sure Frank, we believe you. Honest.

 

You going to tell us you are a spy for the CIA next?

 

ROTFLMAO!

 

The only thing true about you is you are as phony as a three dollar

bill.

"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> You going to tell us you are a spy for the CIA next?

 

There are several people in the group that could be.

They have passed the first requirement.. nobody would believe they were a

spy.

It is probably the most valuable asset.

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

On 8/29/2007 10:21 PM On a whim, Frank pounded out on the keyboard

> Terry R. wrote:

>

>

>>

>> If you did it at all, I would call that a repair, not a modification.

>>

>>

> Fine with me!

>

>> alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>>

>> Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

>

> Google it. It's been know for years.

>

>>> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>>> solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>>> Why?

>>

>> Because you just don't sound convincing.

>

> What are you afraid of?

>

> Sorry. Usually someone isn't

>> so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

>

> Don't be sorry just because someone know more than you.

> There is no .substitute for real experience.

> Try some...it works every time

> Frank

 

You haven't said anything that proves to me you have any experience.

 

Don't worry Frank, I don't feel sorry for that reason. I have no

problem with it when someone knows more than I do. But responses like

yours are so vague that one has to wonder. If you're a business man and

the computer man at your supposed "company", how is it you waste so much

time in these newsgroups? I've never met anyone who will talk, cuss,

and argue so much about nothing. That alone challenges who you say you are.

 

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Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

On 8/30/2007 4:37 AM On a whim, DanS pounded out on the keyboard

> "Terry R." <F1ComNOSPAM@pobox.com> wrote in

> news:uqoqPhr6HHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

>

>

>> alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>>

>> Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

>

> Here's the link....

>

> http://www.tomshardware.com/2000/03/29/fast_and_inexpensive_/page4.html

>

> The short of it is the same PCB was used for the regular card and the raid

> card.

>

> To turn the regular one into the raid version, you simply reflash the prom

> on the board with the raid version bios, and then tack a single resistor

> from one pin of the eeprom chip to ground.

>

> The hardest thing there is reprogramming the prom. I am unaware of if it

> requires am EEPROM programmer, or if it can be done thru a utility while

> on-board.

>

> Any 13 year old with an interest in electronics is capable of it.

>

>>> Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>>> solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>>> Why?

>> Because you just don't sound convincing. Sorry. Usually someone

>> isn't so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

>

> I'd say s t r e t c h i n g the truth is a good guess.

>

 

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dennis@home wrote:

>

> "Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

> news:2iidd3500ecujtaek4qm59o13int4177jn@4ax.com...

>

>> You going to tell us you are a spy for the CIA next?

>

>

> There are several people in the group that could be.

> They have passed the first requirement.. nobody would believe they were

> a spy.

> It is probably the most valuable asset.

 

hehehe...that's funny! :-)

Frank

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

DanS wrote:

> "Terry R." <F1ComNOSPAM@pobox.com> wrote in

> news:uqoqPhr6HHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

>

>

>

>>alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>>

>>Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

>

>

> Here's the link....

>

> http://www.tomshardware.com/2000/03/29/fast_and_inexpensive_/page4.html

>

> The short of it is the same PCB was used for the regular card and the raid

> card.

>

> To turn the regular one into the raid version, you simply reflash the prom

> on the board with the raid version bios, and then tack a single resistor

> from one pin of the eeprom chip to ground.

>

> The hardest thing there is reprogramming the prom. I am unaware of if it

> requires am EEPROM programmer, or if it can be done thru a utility while

> on-board.

>

> Any 13 year old with an interest in electronics is capable of it.

>

>

>>>Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>>>solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>>>Why?

>>

>>Because you just don't sound convincing. Sorry. Usually someone

>>isn't so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

>

>

> I'd say s t r e t c h i n g the truth is a good guess.

>

 

I claimed something different did I? I was rather specific wasn't I or

is it that you can only read into my posts what you want? Maybe you'd

like to detail exactly where I'm..."s t r e t c h i n g" the

truth as you so stated.

Well...do it dan'o cause you and I both know that's only a fantasy in

your mind.

Frank

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:45:26 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>DanS wrote:

>

>> "Terry R." <F1ComNOSPAM@pobox.com> wrote in

>> news:uqoqPhr6HHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:

>>

>>

>>

>>>alter promise cards to function as raid...stuff like that.

>>>

>>>Really. Which model card? How was that accomplished?

>>

>>

>> Here's the link....

>>

>> http://www.tomshardware.com/2000/03/29/fast_and_inexpensive_/page4.html

>>

>> The short of it is the same PCB was used for the regular card and the raid

>> card.

>>

>> To turn the regular one into the raid version, you simply reflash the prom

>> on the board with the raid version bios, and then tack a single resistor

>> from one pin of the eeprom chip to ground.

>>

>> The hardest thing there is reprogramming the prom. I am unaware of if it

>> requires am EEPROM programmer, or if it can be done thru a utility while

>> on-board.

>>

>> Any 13 year old with an interest in electronics is capable of it.

>>

>>

>>>>Minor stuff that requires knowing how to use a soldering pencil,

>>>>solder, flux and heat sinks...that's all...no big deal.

>>>>Why?

>>>

>>>Because you just don't sound convincing. Sorry. Usually someone

>>>isn't so vague unless they're stretching the truth or making it up.

>>

>>

>> I'd say s t r e t c h i n g the truth is a good guess.

>>

>

>I claimed something different did I? I was rather specific wasn't I or

>is it that you can only read into my posts what you want? Maybe you'd

>like to detail exactly where I'm..."s t r e t c h i n g" the

>truth as you so stated.

>Well...do it dan'o cause you and I both know that's only a fantasy in

>your mind.

>Frank

 

If anybody wanted to waste the time doing it they could pick apart

your posts one by one and prove what a lying sack of sh*t you truly

are. You constantly flip-flop. You say something only to have to

retract big parts of whatever you originally claimed later. You tried

to fake being an electrical or electronic engineer is just the latest

con job in your many attempts to deceive us into thinking you are

something you are not.

 

You're a phony and a bad one.

 

EVERYBODY knows it, expect you, because I now suspect you truly are a

mental case in desperate need of professional help that actually

believes his own lies. That is a one sign of dementia.

 

You've claimed you run a business, yet won't name it and when asked

about it say you don't need a web site to promote it, yet the business

you claim to have is suppose to be a marketing company, who's very

business is all about promoting.

 

In some posts you pretend you are a hands on guy claiming to even

design the hardware you claim to use in your business, the next say

you say you run this business from home and can't be bothered with the

day to day operations.

 

In some posts you claim you have hired consultants to help you better

use Vista, other posts you claim to have been a beta tester for Vista

and you known how to not only write software code you claim to modify

hardware. When pushed, you admit this so-called "modification" is

simply replacing a capacitor.

 

You claimed you have property all over Southern Europe, you claim to

be very wealthy, have three different stock brokers, manage a vast

empire of real estate yourself and your latest claim you're handsome

and need to fight the ladies off with a stick.

 

You a pitiful joke, nothing more Frank.

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Terry R. wrote:

>

> You haven't said anything that proves to me you have any experience.

 

Oh, it's just a feeling I get from your post.

>

> Don't worry Frank, I don't feel sorry for that reason. I have no

> problem with it when someone knows more than I do. But responses like

> yours are so vague that one has to wonder. If you're a business man and

> the computer man at your supposed "company", how is it you waste so much

> time in these newsgroups?

 

I guess you missed the post a while back where I said I was winding down

my active business duties as I'm semi-retired and in the process of

selling my business interest to one of my long time business associates.

All I really do now is approve final file outputs for printing,

sometimes do color checks at the printers (if they're not too late or

early!) sign checks and sometimes yell at people! :-)

 

I'll proly retire to Europe in the not too distant future.

Frank

I've never met anyone who will talk, cuss,

> and argue so much about nothing. That alone challenges who you say you

> are.

>

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Adam Albright wrote:

>

> If anybody wanted to waste the time doing it they could pick apart

> your posts one by one and prove what a lying sack of sh*t you truly

> are.

 

Do it! Or else STFU ok?

 

You constantly flip-flop. You say something only to have to

> retract big parts of whatever you originally claimed later. You tried

> to fake being an electrical or electronic engineer is just the latest

> con job in your many attempts to deceive us into thinking you are

> something you are not.

 

Never, ever claimed to be an EE...never! Now you're either lying or else

you reading comprehension is for sh*t! Which is it?

>

> You're a phony and a bad one.

>

> EVERYBODY knows it, expect you, because I now suspect you truly are a

> mental case in desperate need of professional help that actually

> believes his own lies. That is a one sign of dementia.

>

> You've claimed you run a business, yet won't name it and when asked

> about it say you don't need a web site to promote it, yet the business

> you claim to have is suppose to be a marketing company, who's very

> business is all about promoting.

 

Hey bozo...memory loss? Getting drunk might do that to you. You can't

remember asking me what the name of my company was months ago and I told

you? I posted it remember?

Suffering from "old timers" disease are you? And no, I don't have nor do

I need a web site. That bothers you doesn't it, but then again you know

absolutely nothing at all about my business do you?

>

> In some posts you pretend you are a hands on guy claiming to even

> design the hardware you claim to use in your business, the next say

> you say you run this business from home and can't be bothered with the

> day to day operations.

 

Design the hardware? Never said that at all. Now you're really lying or

else you're mentally deranged. I've "modified" hardware...something many

of us old techs are capable of doing and have done.

>

> In some posts you claim you have hired consultants to help you better

> use Vista,

 

No, no, no...never said I "hired" any consultants. You're lying again.

We have a volume license and MS provides us with a contact consultant.

We call him you idiot.

 

other posts you claim to have been a beta tester for Vista

 

So have thousands of others. I've also been a beta tester for Corel,

until they went private..big deal.

> and you known how to not only write software code you claim to modify

> hardware.

 

Ut, ut,ut,ut...never, ever said I wrote or could even write software. I

can't!

Stop lying.

 

When pushed, you admit this so-called "modification" is

> simply replacing a capacitor.

 

You can't read can you? Replacing and upgrading capacitors is

"repairing" hardware, moding cards is modifying.

Is this difficult for you to comprehend?

I guess so from you're stupid responses.

>

> You claimed you have property all over Southern Europe,

 

Actually, three in France. One in the south which is up for sell cause

southern France look a lot like souther cal, where I live. Like to

purchase something in the Greek Isles.

A nice apartment in Paris in the 11 district, close to the Bastille and

a house in Upper Normandy.

 

you claim to

> be very wealthy, have three different stock brokers, manage a vast

> empire of real estate yourself and your latest claim you're handsome

> and need to fight the ladies off with a stick.

 

I'm ok financially speaking...three difference brokerage accounts is

nothing out of the ordinary...managing my own real estate holding is not

that time consuming..I'd hardly call it a "real estate empire" though,

cause it isn't.

As for being tall and handsome...I have to admit I am! :-)

>

> You a pitiful joke, nothing more Frank.

>

No adam, the truth is, you are the one who is a pitiful joke and proly

the big liar is this ng. You claim to have retired at 40yrs, sold two

companies and made a fortune, worked as a paid liar for some blood

sucking attorneys...have made a fortune doing your own stock

trades..know how to write software...claim to know more about computers

than anyone else in this ng...yet...you can't even get your one little

upgraded (who still does that?) version of Vista business to run properly.

You're the joke!

You hate MS and you deride anyone who can successfully get MS software

to work properly.

You my friend, have some real issues obviously surrounding your personal

life (or lack thereof).

You need to grow up and shut up. Cause all you've been doing of late is

making a bigger fool out of yourself.

Frank

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

Frank wrote:

souther cal, where I live.

> Frank

 

La La land. Figures. Orange county?

 

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Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

news:uGcDXCz6HHA.536@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:

> No, no, no...never said I "hired" any consultants. You're lying again.

> We have a volume license and MS provides us with a contact consultant.

> We call him you idiot.

 

Hahahaha !!!!!!!!!

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 14:02:56 -0500, DanS

<t.h.i.s.n.t.h.a.t@a.d.e.l.p.h.i.a.n.e.t> wrote:

>Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote in

>news:uGcDXCz6HHA.536@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:

>

>> No, no, no...never said I "hired" any consultants. You're lying again.

>> We have a volume license and MS provides us with a contact consultant.

>> We call him you idiot.

>

>Hahahaha !!!!!!!!!

 

Frankie is changing his story again. This is about the 6th version. I

wonder what tomorrow will bring. Maybe Frankie will tell us about his

astronaut days or when he set the world land speed record, or maybe

when Frankie climbed Mt. Everest on one leg with one eye shut. Maybe

Frank will say he held the world record for eating hot dogs on Coney

Island before that skinny Japanese guy did. Who knows, with Frankie

he'll claim anything, but never is willing to offer proof of any of

it.

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 10:30:09 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>Terry R. wrote:

>

>>

>> You haven't said anything that proves to me you have any experience.

>

>Oh, it's just a feeling I get from your post.

>>

>> Don't worry Frank, I don't feel sorry for that reason. I have no

>> problem with it when someone knows more than I do. But responses like

>> yours are so vague that one has to wonder. If you're a business man and

>> the computer man at your supposed "company", how is it you waste so much

>> time in these newsgroups?

>

>I guess you missed the post a while back where I said I was winding down

>my active business duties as I'm semi-retired and in the process of

>selling my business interest to one of my long time business associates.

>All I really do now is approve final file outputs for printing,

>sometimes do color checks at the printers (if they're not too late or

>early!) sign checks and sometimes yell at people! :-)

 

I'll give you this much. You sure have a vivid imagination, but you

also have a lousy memory for what you already claimed in the past

which always trips you up and makes you dig a deeper hole which you

then try to lie your way out of.

>

>I'll proly retire to Europe in the not too distant future.

 

Sure you will and I bet you got your retirement home all picked out

too. This it?

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a7/Versailles_Palace.jpg/800px-Versailles_Palace.jpg

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 11:07:12 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>Adam Albright wrote:

>

>>

>> If anybody wanted to waste the time doing it they could pick apart

>> your posts one by one and prove what a lying sack of sh*t you truly

>> are.

>

>Do it! Or else STFU ok?

 

More fun just to watch you slowly twisting in the wind as you keep

lying.

Re: Why Vists is sometimes no more useful than a pile of wet dogcrap

 

On 8/30/2007 11:07 AM On a whim, Frank pounded out on the keyboard

> Adam Albright wrote:

>

>> If anybody wanted to waste the time doing it they could pick apart

>> your posts one by one and prove what a lying sack of sh*t you truly

>> are.

>

> Do it! Or else STFU ok?

>

> You constantly flip-flop. You say something only to have to

>> retract big parts of whatever you originally claimed later. You tried

>> to fake being an electrical or electronic engineer is just the latest

>> con job in your many attempts to deceive us into thinking you are

>> something you are not.

>

> Never, ever claimed to be an EE...never! Now you're either lying or else

> you reading comprehension is for sh*t! Which is it?

>> You're a phony and a bad one.

>>

>> EVERYBODY knows it, expect you, because I now suspect you truly are a

>> mental case in desperate need of professional help that actually

>> believes his own lies. That is a one sign of dementia.

>>

>

>> You've claimed you run a business, yet won't name it and when asked

>> about it say you don't need a web site to promote it, yet the business

>> you claim to have is suppose to be a marketing company, who's very

>> business is all about promoting.

>

> Hey bozo...memory loss? Getting drunk might do that to you. You can't

> remember asking me what the name of my company was months ago and I told

> you? I posted it remember?

> Suffering from "old timers" disease are you? And no, I don't have nor do

> I need a web site. That bothers you doesn't it, but then again you know

> absolutely nothing at all about my business do you?

>

>> In some posts you pretend you are a hands on guy claiming to even

>> design the hardware you claim to use in your business, the next say

>> you say you run this business from home and can't be bothered with the

>> day to day operations.

>

> Design the hardware? Never said that at all. Now you're really lying or

> else you're mentally deranged. I've "modified" hardware...something many

> of us old techs are capable of doing and have done.

>> In some posts you claim you have hired consultants to help you better

>> use Vista,

>

> No, no, no...never said I "hired" any consultants. You're lying again.

> We have a volume license and MS provides us with a contact consultant.

> We call him you idiot.

>

> other posts you claim to have been a beta tester for Vista

>

> So have thousands of others. I've also been a beta tester for Corel,

> until they went private..big deal.

>

>> and you known how to not only write software code you claim to modify

>> hardware.

>

> Ut, ut,ut,ut...never, ever said I wrote or could even write software. I

> can't!

> Stop lying.

>

> When pushed, you admit this so-called "modification" is

>> simply replacing a capacitor.

>

> You can't read can you? Replacing and upgrading capacitors is

> "repairing" hardware, moding cards is modifying.

> Is this difficult for you to comprehend?

> I guess so from you're stupid responses.

 

That would be "your" stupid responses. All you've boasted about and you

have trouble with your and you're?

 

Your actual wording was "build the hardware". Something you have not

done. After I asked for a deeper explanation, it came down to repairing

a single mb and making a mod to a single card. Just because I change

the oil and tune my car doesn't mean I built it.

 

I guess this is where DanS was talking about the S T R E T C H thing.

>> You claimed you have property all over Southern Europe,

>

> Actually, three in France. One in the south which is up for sell cause

> southern France look a lot like souther cal, where I live. Like to

> purchase something in the Greek Isles.

> A nice apartment in Paris in the 11 district, close to the Bastille and

> a house in Upper Normandy.

>

> you claim to

>> be very wealthy, have three different stock brokers, manage a vast

>> empire of real estate yourself and your latest claim you're handsome

>> and need to fight the ladies off with a stick.

>

> I'm ok financially speaking...three difference brokerage accounts is

> nothing out o the ordinary...managing my own real estate holding is not

> that time consuming..I'd hardly call it a "real estate empire" though,

> cause it isn't.

> As for being tall and handsome...I have to admit I am! :-)

>> You a pitiful joke, nothing more Frank.

>>

> No adam, the truth is, you are the one who is a pitiful joke and proly

> the big liar is this ng. You claim to have retired at 40yrs, sold two

> companies and made a fortune, worked as a paid liar for some blood

> sucking attorneys...have made a fortune doing your own stock

> trades..know how to write software...claim to know more about computers

> than anyone else in this ng...yet...you can't even get your one little

> upgraded (who still does that?) version of Vista business to run properly.

> You're the joke!

> You hate MS and you deride anyone who can successfully get MS software

> to work properly.

> You my friend, have some real issues obviously surrounding your personal

> life (or lack thereof).

> You need to grow up and shut up. Cause all you've been doing of late is

> making a bigger fool out of yourself.

> Frank

 

 

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