??? 09/23/09 20:37 Read: times Msg Score: +1 +1 Informative |
#169086 - Illogical! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Chris Bertrand said:
When I first started this job, I clearly had stated that I am not a programmer But your online CV (resume) says that programming is one of your "Key Skills" KEY SKILLS
Proficient with engineering programs: Schematics Capture Software Orcad, Multisim, PSPICE Printed Circuit Board Software Ultiboard, PCAD, Specctra, Protel, PADS, IsoPro, Accel Tango Debugging Tools and Software MetaLink, Keil, OllyDbg Touch Screen Programming Crestron VisionPro, SIMPL, Viewport HTML Coding /Software D reamweaver, Flash, SharePoint CAD Tooling AutoCAD, Chief Architect 3DExperienced in programming languages: Programming / System Languages Visual Basic, C, C++, Pascal, Assembly, Fortran, PHP, HTML, MySQL Forth http://www.kittmaster.com/resume.htm Chris Bertrand said:
My observations are from the many threads that I read, in silence, and watched the people get destroyed for not searching and RTFM Who has been "destroyed"? As already noted, people only get "didn't search first" or "RTFM" when it is blatantly obvious that they have not made any effort of their own to research their problem - there is nothing there to destroy! Then this thread occurs, I offer my opinion, and now I get stepped on No, you are not getting "stepped on". This is a discussion forum and people are discussing the points that you have made. It's just that the majority of conributors disagree with you - which might suggest something...? why because it makes them feel better? No - because your arguments do not fit the evidence as they observe it! this just proves my point every time someone comes after me. No, people are not "coming after you": people are looking at the statements you make, looking at the evidence, and concluding that the evidence does not support your arguments. Take a look at this thread: http://www.8052.com/forumchat/read/168101 There is a very lively debate, but that doesn't mean anyone is "stepping on" or "coming after" anyone else - does it? |