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Post #201,667 by CRConrad 4/2/05 4:08:16 PM Reply	Holy... In response to Brewski Bob's: Max(cost): buy a new scanner/printer 1. Draw the model on paper. 2. Scan the paper models. 3. Print the scanned images. Only let your boss see step 3. this little "systems" weirdo writes: Actually, this isnt very practical, one of the classic virtues of using a word processor or the tradtional mechanical typewriter, is how easy it is to correct mistakes. Holy shit, kid... Exactly how fucking stupid are you, really? Try to understand the concept of "humour" before the next time you reply to an example of it. Sheesh... [link\|mailto:MyUserId@MyISP.CountryCode\|Christian R. Conrad] (I live in Finland, and my e-mail in-box is at the Saunalahti company.) Your lies are of Microsoftian Scale and boring to boot. Your 'depression' may be the closest you ever come to recognizing truth: you have no 'inferiority complex', you are inferior - and something inside you recognizes this. - [link\|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/content/show?contentid=71575\|Ashton Brown]
Post #201,679 by systems 4/2/05 5:56:19 PM Reply	Re: Holy... In the agile modeling literature, some have recommended using a digital camera to take photos of diagrams drawn on white boards, they also speak about throw away models So, it didnt have to be a joke, anyway In reply to the XML comments, you can draw a UML diagram, and save it in an XMI Xml file, I am saying, I would love to write an XMI file in Emacs, and transform it to a jpg or whatever, or view it in a graphical diagram editor. It's a lot more practical to write XML docs, than to draw a diagram graphically in a graphical diagram editor. Plus, if all your docs, are writen in XML (see XML publishing), you diagrams can be integrated in the rest of your docs, instead of being linked as a jpg.
Post #201,683 by broomberg 4/2/05 6:42:51 PM Reply	I don't KNOW it was humor We take pictures of whiteboards all the time at part of our design process. On the other hand, "systems" is obviously an academic/student with no real world experience. Seems like he's the snobbish student in Good Will Hunting who pontificates what he just learned about in class, only to be crushed a few minutes later by someone who has read a lot more than him. [link\|http://www.un-official.com/GWH/GoodWillS.html\|http://www.un-offici...WH/GoodWillS.html] Search for "Of course that's your contention" After all, this is the guy who feels which computer language you code in should have nop bearing in your design. What an idiot.

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