Re: FLASH: Another Flash farmer!!

[brzys]

Hi Shaun,


I used to live in a farming town, in the middle of no where! Surrounded by

farms! They used to pull their corn or grain through the town to the Silo at

the end of the town, followed by a whole flock of birds feeding on the grain

that fell as it passed.


I do miss the cows mooing in the morning . . .


Yes, there so many different kinds of people that come to this new

technology, but they always welcome!


cYa,


Mary Brzys


----- Original Message -----

From: Shaun Brazier <

shaunbrazierfreeuk [dot] com

>

To: <

flasherchinwag [dot] com

>

Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 5:01 AM

Subject: FLASH: Another Flash farmer!!



> I too am a farmer by trade!  OK, I am trying to get out of it now and I am

> thousands of miles away from Anandvivakanan, but it just shows the

different

> types of people a list like this gets out to and the opposites that are

> getting into the computer game!

>

> Regards

>

> Shaun Brazier

> UK

> ----- Original Message -----

>

From: Anandvivakanan Baljit <anandvivakananmypad [dot] com>

>

To: <flasherchinwag [dot] com>

> Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 4:23 AM

> Subject: Re: FLASH: No more demo FLAs

>

>

> In life everything is not about money! I do programming for fun. I am in

> love with programming and I see credits as just another term for being

vain.

> Some of us crave for attention either to show people that we are

> brighter/smarter but that should not be. We fight about who should get

> credit when the computer world is so volatile when it come to

programming --

> language/protocols and other standards. What is new and exciting today is

> plain and not needed tomorrow. Try your best and people will notice (while

> someone trying to decipher your code you are learning something new so

they

> are one step behind). Like I am right now with this Flash thing (I am one

> step behind).That's another reason why I admire like Linux so much and

open

> source where these people doesn't  waste too much time squabbling over

> irrelevant stuffs (compare to Microsoft and your federal government).Some

of

> us do it for the love.BY the way do you play computer games here you see

the

> true nature of how far computer graphics has gone (if not try Final

Fantasy

> VIII). In Japanese there is word which is pronounced "otaku" which

describe

> a true graphics lover.I am also a farmer and make more money than doing

> programming . I also work with a UN funded project for sustainable

> development using the internet in my country.

> bye Michael.

> ----- Original Message -----

>

From: Michael Penne <digit8ryahoo [dot] com>

>

To: <flasherchinwag [dot] com>

> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 5:57 PM

> Subject: Re: FLASH: No more demo FLAs

>

>

> > You would probably like credit for the Delphi

> > apps that you produce, no? Credit for the

> > original object codes is (presumably) included in

> > the docs for Delphi. Someone takes your delphi

> > app, puts their own graphics into it, and puts

> > there name on it, gets paid for it, maybe

> > underbids your firm for the contract with it, you

> > would find that amusing?

> >

> > --- Anandvivakanan Baljit

>

> <anandvivakananmypad [dot] com> wrote:

> > > Hi I am new here.

> > > For starters I am a Delphi Programmer and since

> > > its an OOP language there

> > > are codes that was used to create these

> > > objects. Who should I give credit to

> > > since I can take these Objects and modify them

> > > to do the job I want to do.

> > > Point: someone's want credit for there codes

> > > (which I find amusing taking

> > > that they aren't creating the entire

> > > "application") then create the

> > > executable and don't display the source code.

> >

> > In this case 'someone' created rather complex and

> > complete codes and posted those for others to

> > learn from. Some of the others ceased learning

> > when they learned to paste in their own graphics,

> > yet sold the exes as their own, hi-end work. If

> > you find yourself a natural at actioscript and

> > need no further help with creating 3D objects,

> > complex games, etc., then sure the antics of

> > lesser beings may be a bit amusing to you.

> > However, if you would like to preserve the open

> > exchange of information on this list, it is best

> > practice to give credit where credit is due, a

> > standard practice, by the way, in other fields

> > where complex knowlege is valued rather than

> > scoffed at...

> >

> > =====

> > Personal Flash, etc.

> > http://www.humboldt.edu/~mmp5/flash.html

> > Professional:

> > http://www.humboldt.edu/~cdc

> > http://www.humboldt.edu/~ac/index2.html

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