What use is it to discuss uControllers if you can't discuss how to interface
them, or the bits they interface?  Gotta have EE.  Can't even understand why
you would be against it.  Adds *so* little processing overhead, I doubt it's
even noticeable.


On 1/5/06, James Newton, Host <jamesnewton@piclist.com> wrote:
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> > Aye, but what if I want all materials related to electrical
> > engineering design, but don't want *everything* engineering...
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> A) Live with it.
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> B) Filter posts by keywords at your end.
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> The problem with more tags is that it tag are complex enough already,
> especially for newbies and people who don't see the value of the tag
> system.
> Also, this is, after all, the [PIC] list and the [OT] and [ee] tags were
> really only made because:
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> A) Some people would rather die than shut up. (Movie "Fierce Creatures"
> Character: Bugsy. Also my stepson Sean.)
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> B) It can be nice to have social conversations with engineering types
> while
> protecting the time of those who are too busy to do so.
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> C) MIT is hosting the list, not I, so the cost is paid by someone else.
> (guilt, guilt, guilt)
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> Be happy we have [ee] at all. I was against it at first.
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