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psychological, but not poker related
In the earlier days of the Internet, I had a slight paranoia about leaving a computer "attached" to the Internet overnight. One night, I was falling asleep, when I remembered the computer was still "linked up" in another room. So, I figured I'd pick up the phone, and just punch keys and babble into the middle of the protocol, until the thing gave up and disconnected. Problem was, each time I hit a button, I could hear the poor thing struggling to re-establish a handshake with the server! It pained me so much, I couldn't bring myself to force a disconnection, and instead went and shut the thing off normally, with a friendly pat. And, so my question is, is there any hope for a race of men who feel pain and empathy for a machine iterating through a serial asynchronous error-checking algorithm? Or is it just me? eLROY |
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its just you- get help *NM*
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I have to agree!! *NM*
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poor little cyclical redundancy code *NM*
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