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On Wednesday 08 November 2006 14:01, reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> > No it doesn't. It updates whatever has been updated since you last |
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> > ran it. This depends on the arch and USE flags you have, which |
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> > packages you have installed and when you last did it. it could |
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> > update two packages or two hundred. The point is, the statement |
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> > gives no indication of which packages you have upgraded, so it is |
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> > of no real help in diagnosing your problem. |
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> Here is meaningless: |
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Reader, stop acting like a spoilt brat who needs to have the last say. I |
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really don't care how you define "meaningless", but your prattling on |
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about it, defending yourself, making yourself right and Neil wrong is |
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getting tiresome. Here's the real dope: |
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You gave what you thought was useful information. |
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As it turns out, it wasn't. It's just fluff. |
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Neil told you it was fluff and he told you why. |
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Neil is trying to help you, he hasn't sent you an invoice for his time |
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and he's within his rights to tell you what format he wants information |
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in so he can continue to give you this free advice. |
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Dude, it happens. Get over it. |
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alan |
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