Re: more on saving during power out

Steve Carroll wrote:
> In article <C452348F.B9A38%usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Snit <usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> "Keith Ream" <Keith.Ream.mailSPLINTER@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> stated in post
>> g0ineq$vc1$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 on 5/15/08 6:19 PM:
>>
>>> Snit wrote:
>>>> "Keith Ream" <Keith.Ream.mailSPLINTER@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> stated in post
>>>> g0ilvm$pvq$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 on 5/15/08 5:54 PM:
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
<http://pcsup****t.about.com/od/componentprofiles/p/ups_backup.htm>
>>>>>>>>>>     -----
>>>>>>>>>>     The UPS is Also Known As:
>>>>>>>>>>     battery backup, uninterruptible power source
>>>>>>>>>>     -----
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Not sure why that irks you so.  Oh well.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I doubt he's irked because he is, unlike you, able to
>>>>>>>>> differentiate between a direct battery backup system and an
>>>>>>>>> uninterruptable power supply.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Thank you, Steve.   What I wrote comes from years of
>>>>>>>> experience, not a Web page, and I don't need to find one that
>>>>>>>> agrees with me! Those who actually work with these things know
>>>>>>>> who's right and who's wrong, and they're ROTFL at Snit!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> To summarize:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Snit's education is web based;)
>>>>>
>>>>> Listen, Asshat, you are just running from the fact that you are
>>>>> wrong.  As far as education being "web based" what do you even
>>>>> mean? I have taken some online cl***** and some are excellent and
>>>>> others suck ass.
>>>>>
>>>>> I do know I called APC, makers of battery backups and asked their
>>>>> techs what the difference was.  They told me there was none.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Steve is trying to mock the fact that I teach online cl*****.  He
>>>> is, simply, an idiot.
>>>
>>> What do you teach?
>>
>> Online I teach Dreamweaver mostly.  I also teach face to face all
>> sorts of computer topics, everything from intro cl***** to web
>> surfing to software to use with digital photography to MS Office and
>> Mac and Windows and Photoshop and sometimes FM Pro (though not for a
>> while) and on and on.
>
> Of course... and you're able to do all of this while posting from your
> house to usenet 24/7. I still like Clyde's line the best:
>
> "If you're a teacher then I'm a Chinese abacus repairman".
>
> LOL!
>
> p.s. Remember when you crossposted to a newsgroup comprised of *real*
> teachers in an attempt to make ed look bad and they immediately began
> distancing themselves from you?  I loved that stuff;)

And what do you do for a living, Asshat?

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