StanlyB
I’m going to try to keep this reasonably polite and brief.
“No you don't understand anything, which is quite clear ”
Probably not.
“You are keen to use my position as a designer/manufacturer in order to dismiss my comment,”
I wouldn’t say that I was keen to dismiss your comments for the reasons you give: other reasons perhaps.
“By the way, do you understand how async actually works, or are swallowing the designers words without actually chewing and tasting it for substance abuse?”
Well StanleyB, that rather depends on what you consider to be “understanding”.
I have read a great deal about it and I dare say I could repeat a great deal of what I’ve read, even provide source references if necessary.
However, that doesn’t prove bugger all does it? I managed to get a degree in Math’s and Physics doing much the same.
If however you are asking me if I’m interested in debating the issue with you, the answer is no.
To be blunt Stanley, I’m not interested in anything you have to say which is why I don’t piss all over the threads concerning your products and I would be grateful if you didn’t piss all over the threads I start, which incidentally had nothing to do with asynchronous transfer and was in fact talking about USB isolation.
I hope that seems to be a reasonable request.
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-Bertrand Russel
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