[MD] re mary

[Mary]

Hi adrie,

> 
> Quote, Mary
> 
> 
> When roses start coming out of your mouth just because you are talking
> about
> them, or your laptop can shit me a new car, then we can talk - in fact
> I'd
> love to because I'd like to have some roses and a new car.  Thank you!
> 
> 
> 
> Love it,....Mary , can i use this quote? i like it a lot.
> 
[Mary Replies] 
Any time, Adrie.  I just hope you are big enough to get away with saying it!
I can handle Krimel on the internet, but would never say something like that
to anyone in person.

> not very sure of the coding part of your posting, The processor's
> pinion layout,
> is accesible during the bootsequence, right after the postsequence, but
> before
> the operating system and the rammodules are loaded and syncronized.
> so it is possible to hack the processor before the OS  loads or
> encryption is possible,
> as encryption is in the software, not in the hardware.(leaving the nsa
> aside)
> 
[Mary Replies] 
Pinion?  The English would be "pin-out".  Yes, you could hack the CPU, but
that's a long way from reading the post somebody saved yesterday
god-knows-where and in how many pieces on their hard drive.  You'd be at
that project for a while.

> loved the printer "print" module too, but of course it is a simplified
> example only,
> as it did not adress the printerspooler.

[Mary Replies] 
You Linux-head, you. :)  No spooler. Guess I should explain that this is not
printer code anyway.  system.out.println() is a quick and dirty way to send
String objects to stdout at the command prompt.  The poor man's debugger.

BTW, it's working Java code.  Slap a main() on it and define a
haveNextThought() and it would run in any JVM.  Try it.  It'll compile. :)

Best,
Mary