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Jul 25, 2006 29 Replies

There are several. In sci.electronics.basics, most of us hold our tongue quite well - that's the place for basics, and newbies are always welcome, and if anyone flames a newbie on sci.electronics.basics, he will get flamed back tenfold. IOW, it's safe. The s.e.d denizens, however, are the advanced folks who don't pull any punches - and it is a public discussion group, after all, and a lot of the regulars treat it almost like a pub. A place to relate to people and discuss stuff.

There's also a few other NGs in the sci.electronics.* heirarchy, and if you have a real newsreader and a real newsserver, you can go to alt.binaries.schemats.electronic , which is usually fairly politics- free. :-)

Cheers! Rich

No, sexual harassment isn't either of those. But being President doesn't give one immunity from civil or criminal prosecution.

Wasn't it harassment? Paula Jones?

Just perjury.

Wouldn't you think an attorney and a Rhodes Scholar would have more sense than to be such a jerk?

John

You're acting like a jerk, John.

Yup. I've got my wires crossed.

Full points to you on that one.

Sorry.

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My teacher wants us to make a CPLD blink a LED. I'm lost, how do I go about it? My last programming experience was in GW-BASIC.

:-)

- YD.

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Oh, well... Maybe next time! Thanks.

I tried that (re: Driving string of RGB LEDs over distance) and got precisely 1 reply. I was hoping for more critiques on my theory (even telling me it was 'Bushit' would have been a start!)

Maybe it's because it had the letters "LED" in the topic... next time I'll try something more controversial ;-)

Regards, Mike

He's not _acting_.

Mark L. Fergerson

Perhaps we have been unclear, do not bring us stuff that belongs in other groups, particularly sci.electronics.basics

JosephKK Gegen dummheit kampfen die Gotter Selbst, vergebens.   --Schiller

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