So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye.

[Jon Shemitz]

After 23 years as an independent programmer (most of them with Turbo
Pascal, Delphi, and C#) I'm taking a full-time job, doing straight C
on embedded Linux. I start a week from Monday (Jan 22) and will
probably stop monitoring the .NET newsgroups, as I'll have to find
time for a two hour round trip commute.

I'll probably kill the business phone, but I'll keep the midnightbeach
web site and all its content. I bought Internic's longest term last
time my domain came up for renewal, so the midnightbeach email address
will be valid for a good long time, and perhaps forever - I'll always
be happy to hear from readers, though my response time will suffer.

 

[Bruce Wood]

After 23 years as an independent programmer (most of them with Turbo
Pascal, Delphi, and C#) I'm taking a full-time job, doing straight C
on embedded Linux. I start a week from Monday (Jan 22) and will
probably stop monitoring the .NET newsgroups, as I'll have to find
time for a two hour round trip commute.

I'll probably kill the business phone, but I'll keep the midnightbeach
web site and all its content. I bought Internic's longest term last
time my domain came up for renewal, so the midnightbeach email address
will be valid for a good long time, and perhaps forever - I'll always
be happy to hear from readers, though my response time will suffer.

Man, if you're using the Lawrence Welk sign-off, you must be almost as
old as I am.

Good luck in your new job.

 

[Fritz Switzer]

I don't think I've ever seen a reference to Lawerence Welk in a C# newsgroup
before.

Isn't the "So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye" from "Sound of
Music" though?


Good luck with the new job.


Fritz