From: Jim Brain (brain_at_jbrain.com)
Date: 2007-04-11 16:33:45
Hársfalvi Levente wrote:
> That's good as it is... I probably won't have started this in C, but I
> also haven't (and probably won't) made any steps, whilst your code is
> up and running... which is a difference.
I felt my C skills were slipping, since I hadn't touched it since '96
(Web development insulated me in a PHP/Perl/and then Java world), and I
felt my uC skills were slipping, since I hadn;t touched one since I left
the university. Thus, I decided to tackle some projects using both. C
is in high demand in uC development in the US, and one never knows when
a career change is needed.
> I certainly feel some level of sarcasm in this comment >-), ...but
> O.K., here you go. In the usual Western (better said,
Now that I re-read my last sentence, it didn't come out like I
intended. Apologies. The request was/is genuine. The First,Surname
notation throws me, since I'm been conditioned to expect either First
Last, or Last, First. To be honest, Checking for jp or hu looks like a
plan, unless the person's using Yahoo or GMail, and then it looks like I
am out of luck unless they end their email with their first name.
Jim
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