Re: Why is video inverted for transmission?

Sep 25, 2007 2 Replies


Allen writes:


>
>> Randy Yates wrote:
>>> "Richard Crowley" writes:
>>>
>>>> "Randy Yates" wrote ...
>>>>> "Richard Crowley" writes:
>>>>>> [...]
>>>>>> How easy it is for us to do arm-chair engineering here 50+
>>>>>> years after the original development *with the technology of
>>>>>> the day*
! This entire "discussion" reeks of revisionism and
>>>>>> has turned just completely silly.
>>>>> Richard, don't look now, but your old-fartness is showing.
>>>> Forgive me if I would rather take the word of the people
>>>> who actually did it over a bunch of prognostigations from
>>>> random Usenet users 50 years after the fact.
>>> I don't recall challenging anything the original designers said or
>>> developed, unless Michael Terrell is one such person.
>>> What does "prognostigation" mean? I can't find it in my dictionary.
>> Try "PrognostiCation", or "PrognostiCate". Of course, if you looked up
>> the original spelling you would have seen this immediately the blank
>> space that you looked at, so you have probably identified yourself as
>> a troll.
>
>Allen,
>
>Is it that satisfying to you to sit behind your computer and write
>nasty little messages like this to total strangers?
>
>If you would read the adjacent post I made on this very subject
>a few minutes ago, you would see my reasoning.

Or lack thereof.


Al in St. Lou

Especially since his post was made later than mine. Allen

Remember that propogation of Usenet posts is "best-effort" store-and-forward. There is no "handshaking" or feedback mechanism to ensure transmission or reception. Remember also that time/date stamps are not necessarily coordinated. And finally, remember that every different Usenet NNTP server may display messages in a different order than what you are seeing.

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