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Re: long subject lines take up memory, bad boy eep, bad (General Discussion)
Re: long subject lines take up memory, bad boy eep, bad // General DiscussionbowenJul 22, 2002, 4:12am
> Sure, Bowen, it's all relative. But that doesn't mean you can't take a
piddly 2 seconds to delete unnecessary quoting and sigs. Learn how to use newsgroups correctly, man. Your quoting REALLY looks like crap when it breaks up like it does. Take some pride in your computer usage and learn how to use it more efficiently. It benefits everyone in the long run, including you. But, didn't you make the subject line longer and then in fact cause it to take up more memory? Where's that efficiency?? Everything is relative: time, money, awarness, life in general. Only 2 seconds? Not if I want to make it perfect for you. Everyone is too picky, which is why I gave up. So why'd you requote your old quote that I quoted? I thought you only quote what you're replying too? I'm using a non-usenet newsgroup, there's no rules that say I have to clean up my messages. Dear god I'm not the only one doing this, like I said 99% of other users don't care and don't do it. Why single me out? Pride in my computer usage? Computers are tools. If I want to be the uber efficient master, I'd do it. I simply use it to get what I need to get done, and then have some fun. Who's going to benefit from a 1 kb shorter message? Jeez, it takes a 14.4 modem 1 second supposedly to download 1 kb file. Did you notice I cleaned up all the stuff too? No.. probably not until I pointed that out. Tampering with the original message has dire consequences later on too. Say.. someone wants proof but the original message is gone now? They won't believe you until they see the signature, what then? It's all relative like you said. Computers are relative too, they're just pieces of metal/silicon/whathaveyou with electricity flowing through them and some moving parts here and there with magnets, nothing more. Measuring the data is relative too. You can't measure anything exactly, because there's always something smaller. Maybe my 3 kb post was really 2.98 kb's or really 2.9999999999999998. We're just wasting even more bandwidth and storage space fighting an extremely stupid battle that can't be won. Neither of us will budge. I'm too lazy, you're too stubborn. That's life. Wait, isn't that relative too? :D --Bowen-- Dedicated to make make long posts for eep in this thread, to waste some more bandwidth and storage space. |