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  1. Aaron Williamson Aaron Williamson

    ALL CAPS: it's what lawyers crave.

    about a year ago from web
    • Kat Walsh, Clacke Moved to Parlementum and Deb Nicholson like this.
    • Clacke Moved to Parlementum repeated this.
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn

      @COPIESOFCOPIES, I'M THEREFORE VERY SURPRISED THAT LAWYERS MOSTLY USE MICROSOFT WINDOWS. IT SEEMS THEY'D PREFER VMS AND ITS ALL-CAPS-NESS.

      about a year ago
    • Fabian Scherschel Fabian Scherschel Bradley M. Kuhn

      @bkuhn STOP SHOUTING!!!!!

      about a year ago
    • Aaron Williamson Aaron Williamson Bradley M. Kuhn

      @bkuhn It's related to the free will debate: if lawyers weren't *allowed* to use lowercase, the choice of ALL CAPS wouldn't be meaningful.

      about a year ago
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn Fabian Scherschel

      @FABSH, IRONICALLY,WHEN I EXCHANGED EMAIL WITH VMS USERS ON CAMPUS,I OFTEN TOLD THEM THAT AND THEY HAD NO CLUE WHY I SAID THEY WERE SHOUTING

      about a year ago
    • Fabian Scherschel Fabian Scherschel Bradley M. Kuhn

      @bkuhn WHAT??? CAPSLOCK OS????

      about a year ago
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn

      @copiesofcopies, VMS itself didn't require that you type in all caps. It was just case insensitive by design & all output was in caps.

      about a year ago
    • Jeff Gehlbach Jeff Gehlbach Bradley M. Kuhn

      @bkuhn @copiesofcopies the NT kernel and much that touches it was built by VMS engineers hired away from DEC...

      about a year ago

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