[sdiy] Condolences to Tim Servo and company
Magnus Danielson
magnus at rubidium.dyndns.org
Sat Feb 20 12:13:06 CET 2010
Tim Parkhurst wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Secondly, thanks to everyone who expressed condolences and support. I
> really appreciate that, and a big part of the reason I like SDIY is
> the feeling of community.
When I saw it, the shit had already hit the fan on the email-list, but I
naturally share your greif, having lost a near colleague in cancer and
having to take over his work. My condolences to you and your co-workers.
Remember their families even after a few months. That's when they will
need it the most.
> Thirdly, I certainly didn't mean to start a sh*tstorm. It was just
> that I was at the limit of my patience with "he who will not be named"
> anyway, and his callous post about tragic events just tore it for me.
> As a Christian, I know the importance of tolerance and 'turning the
> other cheek,' but I felt this was one time where I was justified in
> drawing a line in the sand and saying that enough was enough. I'm glad
> action has been taken, and that I haven't had to leave (even if it was
> only as a symbolic gesture).
That's the trouble with flame-bait. Being able to resist them.
> Fourthly, I've been on SDIY for over ten years now, and this is by far
> my favorite place / list to watch and listen to for synth info and
> insights. There are always going to be disagreements and disagreeable
> people, but I think the underlying spirit of the whole synth building
> / modding hobby has been a nice unifying factor here.
That is why we are here. We go off topic here, but as long as people is
interested and is having fun, there is no real harm.
> Fifthly, which VCF is the phattest? (ducks)
>
> ;)
*RESIST FLAIMBAIT*
*RESIST FLAIMBAIT*
:)
The one with resistors and capacitors handrolled by throat-singing
tibetian monks in a remote high-altitude monastery in the presence of a
Lama. The knobs is made out of wood from the tree of knowledge with
Stradivarius lacquer. Front-plate and mechanics is made out of
zirconium.... (shall I go on?)
Cheers,
Magnus
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