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Discussion Groups | | Re: Horray Motorola!!! NOT

Re: Horray Motorola!!! NOT - David Kelly - Jan 26 12:27:00 2004


On Jan 26, 2004, at 11:02 AM, Darrell N. wrote:
>>
>> On Jan 23, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Darrell N. wrote:
>>
>>> Robert:
>>>
>>> Jeez, Robert, if you hate Motorola so much why do you hang
>>> around the list? It doesn't matter if a PIC runs at 40 MHz, a
>>> fast piece of crap is still a piece of crap... And I can't see
>>> how the PIC braindead memory paging and RPN logic is in any way
>>> simpler than an 'HC11...
>>
>> That kind of attitude doesn't belong in a professional
>> environment.
>
> Well Lah de Dah. May I remind everyone that the purpose of this
> forum is NOT Motorola Bashing. PIC, Atmel, and 8051 lovers, I'm
> sure you can find your own list where you can extol the virtues
> of your chosen hardware somewhere else.

I stand by my statements.

I think Darrell's reading of my reply was inaccurate as his reply seems
to be aimed at me. I'm not "bashing" anything other than the closed
minds who won't so much as look at the competition for their pet
solutions.

Root for your favorite sports team all you want. Decorate the wall of
your office cubical with team posters, wallpaper/screen blanker on your
computer. But that attitude has no place in your professional work.
Your job is to keep quality high and cost low. Thats a pretty broad
brush to paint with.

There is no excuse for bending over backwards to make a particular
component fit in a design "just because you like it."

--
David Kelly N4HHE,
========================================================================
Whom computers would destroy, they must first drive mad.




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