[opensource-dev] Offlist replies + Posting Policies and Guidelines

[Henri Beauchamp]

All this non-sense looks and sounds furiously like the gibberish that some
so called "A.I." bots produce...
If I were you, guys, I'd just stop feeding the bot, lol !
As for me, the bot's email is now part of my spam filter...

On Sun, 08 Aug 2010 10:22:12 -0700, Dzonatas Sol wrote:

> Opensource, I understand what you mean, yet also take in account the 
> angle of open source intelligence.
> 
> It's almost exponential the amount of time people approach the same 
> desired change to what has been made open source over and over. It's 
> bankable.
> 
> That's where I forced to schedule my time... it's no secret... It's open 
> source!  There is a difference between open source and open source 
> software. One is obviously the precursor to the other.
> 
> Sounds object oriented?
> 
> Let's see how this sounds...
> 
> https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SNOW-800
> "Massively duplicated objects"
> 
> Didn't there used to be have a main grid problem with something..  that 
> was the purpose for lag... how does that feel?
> 
> http://svn.secondlife.com/trac/linden/changeset/3614
> "SNOW-800: Oops -- forgot to add sound_ids.cpp to SVN."
> 
> Few universities decided to split up, and split up internally again. 
> Those that teach a high degree of ag-biotech get hard lesson that you 
> eventually find out they never expect anybody to complete.
> 
> "Maybe you should go see a doctor about your problem..."
> 
> That sounds like the answer... but I'm not thinking in sound. I admit, 
> I'm visual... result?  Bankable.
> 
> What did they try to do... create a problem and then tell you the answer.
> 
> "Let's make 1.4 the new teen grid... and bank on goo!"
> 
> Done did for you. I think some others already know this style started to 
> bank on it.
> 
> I know that just minimized their ability to speak about it, yet they 
> still threaten like above because they expect nobody to get it.
> 
> Duh! Sounds like BSD style now... they (as in BSD they) got it! It's 
> obvious... can't be patented.
> 
> We learn what patents will never expire!
> 
> I try to tell people and every thread I've ever posted how this cause 
> connects to that effect gets taken down. Finally, they learn not to do 
> that and bank on it. I can't bank on like they do, so... I know some at 
> LL understand at least this much.
> 
> Some for me, some for you! "Freakibility!"
> 
> This sounds backwords, yet?
> 
> Just don't even think about being able to find a reason not to leave 
> this in public:
> Part of my Ag-Biotech explanations...   it's like we bank on the dead.
> 6 feet under... eventually root of plants get there.
> Learn the "leylines"...
> They grow...
> And grow...
> And bloom...
> And you know...
> 
> 
> This is the critical part:   And they grow again
> 
> I beat you like pizza!
> 
> I like hummus!
> 
> They told me not to say, yet I got a solution, and they (here... like 
> heh... LL knows...) already have had the question.  "Bigger sphere?"
> 
> I'm open minded to an answer...  it all relates to this open source, 
> now. It's legit even before official vote. I've already started to 
> map... years ahead... wish you were hear!
> 
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