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Re: AppleScript dictionary


  • Subject: Re: AppleScript dictionary
  • From: Shane Stanley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2003 09:40:18 +1000

On 13/9/03 2:04 AM +1000, Paul Berkowitz, email@hidden, wrote:

> The idea of trying to prevent and thwart curiosity is still one that shocks me
>
Enough already. You've given your version of events, which from my
recollection is pretty colored. But if you're suggesting that
someone was trying to "prevent and thwart curiosity", you're being a lot
more than unfair.

These days most of us run OS X. Under the hood is Unix and lots of arcane
stuff that's effectively hidden from most of us, unless we go looking for
it. Instead, we get to see what someone thinks we want and need to see,
through a simpler interface. That doesn't sound particularly sinister to me.
It's what programmers do all the time.

--
Shane Stanley, email@hidden
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