what do you gain by responding in such a negative way? ... always the one trying to pick a fight.
I didn't respond in a negative way. I asked him a question which he chose to ignore. Shame you didn't do likewise.
Here's the actual quote:
You have a problem with me asking if such a module is available?
"You got a problem with that?" is a pretty classic line used in movies, TV, sports, video games, comic books, etc. And it's always used in a negative way.
I don't ask questions for your entertainment, but for my education. My purpose is nobody's business but my own.
I see, so it's okay for you to ask questions solely for your own benefit but not for others do the same thing? Or ask a question for the beneift of others as well?
Next time, and every other time, why don't you simply mind your own business.
I could have been the one asking out of curiosity, so I have a vested interest in how you respond to questions like that. If you do not want to answer that question or do not have the time too (which this thread proves wrong), then you could have responded with something like "I just need to know if the module exists. I'm on a tight schedule so do not have time to talk much beyond that". Polite response vs. a harsh response. Or you could have just ignored it. There is simply no need for you to be constantly jumping into negative attack mode.
Cos I ain't interested in your opinions, dissertations and unfounded assumptions. Are we done now?
Right. You're not interested, but you have to respond? Have to get the last word in? Do see the contradiction?

Interesting how you always want others to ignore your less-than-polite behavior. Can you practice what you preach? Can you just ignore this post by me? Give me the last word? Or better yet, apologize to ambrus for going negative on him? It's okay to admit you are not a social butterfly. I doubt any of us on here are.

Regarding the, uhhm, pink ribbons. You would have much more success with Vue 9 Infinite (or even Vue 9 Complete)!! =:-)

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In reply to Re^9: Module for 128-bit integer math? by Argel
in thread Module for 128-bit integer math? by BrowserUk

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