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 <rindolf>  What should I do now?
 <rindolf>  I'll work on Text-Qantor.
 <rindolf>  It's so great not to have a job.
     <Zuu>  yeah, if someone else pays for the food it sure is :D
     <Zuu>  also, i dont really understand much of what you just told me
            :P
         *  Zuu puts a stick into the Text-Qantor
 <rindolf>  Zuu: Qantor == Qantor ain't no TeX/Troff oh really.
 <rindolf>  It's a typesetting system I'm working on.
         *  Zuu hates the name
     <Zuu>  it makes me kinda mad actually :/
 <rindolf>  Zuu: :-)
 <rindolf>  Zuu: maybe it will grow on you.
 <rindolf>  Zuu: some people I know named a browser suckass.
     <Zuu>  :(
 <rindolf>  I refused to work on it.
     <Zuu>  see that's a name!
 <rindolf>  Zuu: heh.
     <Zuu>  i didnt mean that btw :)
     <Zuu>  suckass is kinda... unkind
 <rindolf>  OK, now I should write an
            http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/bits/facts/XSLT/
            transformation.
 <rindolf>  I'll start from something I already have.
     <Zuu>  But the "X ain't no <something related>" is just a lame naming
            convention imho
     <Zuu>  yeah, work on some XSLT facts :D
 <rindolf>  Zuu: just call it Qantor then.
 <rindolf>  Without the mnemonics.
     <Zuu>  but anyone interrested will learn that it's an abbreviation
     <Zuu>  just by the fact that it's recursive makes me want to kill
            myself a little bit more :P
 <rindolf>  Zuu: do me a break and kill yourself.
     <Zuu>  :>
 <rindolf>  Less Zuus - more grass for evil reindeers like me to feed on.

    -- What is Qantor?
    -- ##programming, Freenode

But the idea of unifying the mess of Visual Basic and Windows API programming
by creating a completely new, ground-up programming environment with not one,
not two, but three languages (or are there four?) is sort of like the idea of
getting two quarreling kids to stop arguing by shouting "shut up!" louder than
either of them. It only works on TV. In real life when you shout "shut up!" to
two people arguing loudly you just create a louder three-way argument.

    -- Joel Spolsky
    -- "How Microsoft Lost the API War" ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/APIWar.html )