Yes, and did you know that I've achieved my "Master" rating? ;-P
Cheers! Rich
Are metal oxide resistors non-inductive?
Jun 23, 2011
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snipped-for-privacy@att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz, baiter baiter baiter. ;-P
Cheers! Rich
That's a meta-baiter.
John
Is that like "neener, neener, neener"?
If you build a robotic machine that builds other robotic machines that assemble ATM machines, would that be an automatic automatic automatic teller machine machine machine machine?
;-) Rich
Only if the machines produced other machines that did their work without being told to, else s/automatic/automated/. ...and you've blown the stack unrolling the recursion (unless you're one who says you're "going down to the ATM machine").
If that were the case, the firmware would crash very soon! you have three automatic entries with four Returns = Stack corruption!
Jamie
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Agreed, mea culpa. :-(
Yeah, the "ATM machine" was supposed to be the point of the whole thing; sorry if I didn't make clear right away.
And they abandoned the anti-anti-missile missile missile project decades ago. )-;
Cheers! Rich
Sorry - I guess I elided the wet haddock - the final product is an "ATM Machine," you see. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
You alway snip the parts that are true.
John
When he's not foaming and swearing, he can be helpful. Even nice. Bad chemistry, likely.
John
It would be a very lonely world for Phil if he didn't snip!
P.S.
I've had Phil on my black list for a while now, I don't miss him! ;)
Jamie
When is that? Ok, I may have seen it once.
Bad apple.
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