"the utter quickness and confidence with which so many people say, “you don’t know what you are talking about.” I’m not quite sure how you conclude that."

Recently:

• That has to be “it.”. Totally wrong. tye posted a plausible scenario where such an error could occur. You state that this is the solution to the problem, which it wasn't, with no supporting evidence, as usual... followed by more guff about things you know nothing about.
• trying and failing over the course of (what, 7 years or so?) to upgrade the language they know and adore, Perl is beginning to be replaced on the server side by, if you think this is what's happened in perl over the last few years you prove once again that you don't know what you're talking about. If anyone here is living in the past with regards their technical skills/knowledge it's demonstrably you.

How many more examples do you need?

"But I will drop down-votes nowhere. I do not down-vote anything, anywhere"

Unsurprisingly, this conflicts with your other statements, some quoted in this very thread. What credibility should anyone place in anything you say, technically or otherwise?

Update: minor edit and formatting