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On Oct 12, 2017, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote
(in article ):

In iganews.com,
Savageduck writes:
On Oct 12, 2017, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote
(in article ):

Le Snip

I'm glad you didn't mind my little dig (-:. [My name's John by the way.]

That’s great!

*harry newton* is known to many of us the nymshifting, cross posting,
insulting troll also known as, *Aardvark*, *AArdvarks*, *Tomos Davies*,
*Chaya Eve*, *Roy Tremblay*, *Blake Snyder*, *Lionel Muller*, *Stijn De
Jong*, *John Harmon*, *Martin Chuzzlewit II*, *Raymond Spruance III*,
*Algeria Horan*, *Horace Algier*, *Karl Schultz*, *Conradt*, *Henning
Schröder*, *Liam O’Connor*, *Alphonse Arnaud*, *Danny DiAmico*, *VinnyP*,
*Juan Camilo Blanco*, and many more. So you can anticipate his reappearance
soon, clad in a fresh sock.

I haven't seen any of those. (Why all the asterisks? And do you have
this as a file, ready to post?)

He has used those ever changing nyms and more on the various iOS& Mac News
Groups, as well as rec.photo.digital. His anti-Apple position is blatant and
insulting. Personally, I am finished engaging him at any level.

His MO and writing style are better than a DNA signature. His content
typically includes a request for help of some type, endless lists of
freeware, along with initially thinly veiled insults to knowledgeable
contributors who disagree with him. He will cross post to multiple unrelated
NGs with the trollish intent of creating disruptive, intrusive responses.

As for the asterisks, let’s just say I was emphasizing my personal attempt
to isolate him.

I don’t have the list available as a file ready to post. I have a rule
titled, “Santa Cruz Mnts/Santa Clara Asshole� where each of those nyms
are listed.


The only reason I am even seeing your post is the change you made to the
subject line.
So you killed on subject line rather than thread.

That time I did.

--

Regards,
Savageduck

On Thu, 12 Oct 2017 14:33:35 -0700, Savageduck
wrote:

On Oct 12, 2017, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote
(in article ):

In iganews.com,
Savageduck writes:
On Oct 12, 2017, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote
(in article ):

Le Snip

I'm glad you didn't mind my little dig (-:. [My name's John by the way.]

That’s great!

*harry newton* is known to many of us the nymshifting, cross posting,
insulting troll also known as, *Aardvark*, *AArdvarks*, *Tomos Davies*,
*Chaya Eve*, *Roy Tremblay*, *Blake Snyder*, *Lionel Muller*, *Stijn De
Jong*, *John Harmon*, *Martin Chuzzlewit II*, *Raymond Spruance III*,
*Algeria Horan*, *Horace Algier*, *Karl Schultz*, *Conradt*, *Henning
Schröder*, *Liam O’Connor*, *Alphonse Arnaud*, *Danny DiAmico*, *VinnyP*,
*Juan Camilo Blanco*, and many more. So you can anticipate his reappearance
soon, clad in a fresh sock.

I haven't seen any of those. (Why all the asterisks? And do you have
this as a file, ready to post?)

He has used those ever changing nyms and more on the various iOS& Mac News
Groups, as well as rec.photo.digital. His anti-Apple position is blatant and
insulting. Personally, I am finished engaging him at any level.

His MO and writing style are better than a DNA signature. His content
typically includes a request for help of some type, endless lists of
freeware, along with initially thinly veiled insults to knowledgeable
contributors who disagree with him. He will cross post to multiple unrelated
NGs with the trollish intent of creating disruptive, intrusive responses.

I saw he also posted a question to an auto repair group. This is one
crazy dude. Meth?...

On Thu, 12 Oct 2017 20:16:04 +0100, "J. P. Gilliver (John)"
wrote:

In message , harry newton
writes:

If the old software has done *everything* you want it to do, what value is
new software anyway?

Ah, that's one of my favourite arguments! However, I am fully aware that
it makes me stuck in the past, and not aware of new things that I
"didn't know I wanted" (-:.


Perhaps I'm in the minority, but that's an argument I strongly
disagree with. There can be many values of new software. In no
particular order, here are a few (and it's not meant to be a complete
list):

1. It can be faster than the old software.

2. It can be easier to use than the old software.

3. It can have a smaller footprint than the old software.

4. It can be more secure than the old software.

5. It can be compatible with newer hardware that the old software
isn't compatible with.

6. It can be compatible with a new version of your operating system
that the older software isn't compatible with.

7. It can be compatible with other software you run that the older
software isn't compatible with.

8. And perhaps most important, it can do valuable new things that you
hadn't even thought of doing before (your last point above).