Re: ******** Video: FOSS Superiority Versus Commercial Software **********

Le 30-11-2024, Farley Flud <fflud@gnu.rocks> a écrit :

On 30 Nov 2024 14:19:42 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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And to prove what I said previously, that you don't know what you are
doing, there is the last part. You realized the colors are different in
mathematica and in mathmod. You don't know why, you just realize it. And
it's the ultimate proof. You have no idea if the colours have a meaning
or not. You have no idea why your colours are different. You are only
able to acknowledge the difference without the least explanation and
have to say something like "I did the things differently" which is not
an explanation but an acknowledgment of your lack of understanding of
your doing.
 

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Shut up,

Certainly not. You are to limited to bend me to your will. Your
imaginary jet won't help you. And your messages are to funny to avoid
answering.

you infernal idiot.

You see? You are very limited. Even in your insults you are mediocre.
How do you hope to contribute in anything without any ability?

MathMod has a problem,

You are the problem.

You created a video to show that MathMod can do the same as mathematica.
Just to discover at the end that it can't. To sell your point, you
should have found a better example.

You created a video to show that MathMod is faster than mathematica.
Just to discover at the end that the fastest result is wrong. To sell
your point, you should have found a better example (bis).

You created a video to show that MathMod is cheaper than mathematica.
Just to discover at the end that the cheapest tool is useless. To sell
your point, you should have found a better example (ter).

Don't you see the pattern? When you want to show something, you should
be able to know what you are speaking of. Like that, you can choose your
examples correctly. Each time you try to defend something you manage to
make it looks like shit. But it's not the fault of the tool if it's
defended by a braindead retard unable to handle modern technology.

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