Re: Hungarian notation: the thread of choice for consummate boors

[sultan@connexus.apana.org.au (Jon Hornstein)]

Dr. Dimitri Vulis,

I find your comments very offensive in the extreme and I have to
disqualify your opinon and comments as that of the rantings of a
hyterical lunatic. 

Why anyone would believe your rantings especially directed to the
individual Robert Dewar, puts discredit on all NYU academic and
administrative staff.

Personally I've never met Robert Dewar nor have I been in close enough
proximity to smell his flesh.  The question begs perhaps your strange
congnitive reasoning could be as a result of close proximity to
"mutant pigs" .

When  I was a student both in High School and university I was
required to buy textbook written by staff, and generally the material
was 2nd rate and expensive. I'm sure the staff would have assured us
that we too would be disadvantaged if we didn't buy their material.

dlv@bwalk.dm.com (Dr. Dimitri Vulis) wrote:

>>Several articles have already politely requested that the thread "Hungarian
>>notation" be excluded from:
>>
>>comp.lang.eiffel
>>comp.lang.modula2
>>comp.lang.modula3
>>
>>What is remarkable is how selfish (and disrespectful of others) the
>>propagators of the thread are in ignoring such requests.

>ADA contractors are the peasants of the computing landscape.

>>Such notorious posters as Robert Dewar, NYU academic and Ada compiler
>>vendor, among others, rank right up there in forcing their irrelevant and
>>queer opinions on more than three usenet groups, namely seven, which is the
>>height of rudeness and bad manners.

>I concur, with one correction.  I used to know Dewar personally and he's
>anything but "academic".  The fact that he posts to Usenet from a New York
>University address reflects badly on that institution, especially when
>Dewar uses it to peddle his "warez".

>>What follows is that the propagators are in fact consummate boors, and are
>>best advised to "get a life" and to stop wasting everyone's time, including
>>their own.

>Another good advice to Dewar is to lose a lot of weight. He looks (and smells)
>like a mutant pig.  I spoke with two students who took classes with Dewar at
>NYU, both of whom alleged that a) Dewar knew less than some students about
>the subject matter he was hired to teach, b) Dewar implied that buying his
>software products may affect a student's final grade in his course.