The correct word is "dévots". His use of an "é" at the end is Franglais.
That just proves his superior intellect and education. He has no need to follow the language, the language follows him.
Die Frösche-Anbetung zu seinen Füßen, so ist die Brillanz, die er hat.
You nailed it !
Holy shit the Siamese cat who "used to run nuclear reactors" followed me again no matter where I go.
Meow now claims :
According to anyone with a brain, you mean. Shit-for-brains PolarBear here is actually proclaiming that Microsoft Windows is more reliable than a switch. That's how far down the stupid hole he's gone.
And says I said that we use Microsoft Windows as an OS platform for programmable logic controllers...and all the while I uploaded a picture of the Westinghouse OS programming manuals which I still got. They are from the time when the PLC`s still used 16 bit a data and address bus and had to be re-written for a 32 and 64 bit bus system.
I`ll snap a few pics what`s inside and upload them
Does that look like "Microsoft Windows" to you ?...:
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/7425/snapshot002e.jpg
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/2987/snapshot003d.jpg
http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/5629/snapshot004u.jpg
http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/5486/snapshot005oc.jpg
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/7460/snapshot007o.jpg
Don`t put your crap lies in my mouth :
Shit-for-brains PolarBear here is actually proclaiming that Microsoft Windows is more reliable than a switch.
Here is what a similar program looks like for a Windows or a Unix OS:
nomainwin
UpperLeftX=2
UpperLeftY=2
WindowWidth = 300
WindowHeight =530
......
line input #setting,setup$
Com = 8192 * 2
open setup$ for random as #comm
print #comm, "atz"
print #comm, "ate0"
print #comm, "atx0"
switch$="379"
switch=hexdec(switch$)
[arm]
input #setting,delay
input #setting,ct
x=0
[more]
x=x+1
line input #setting, d$(x):name$(x)=mid$(d$(x),8,50)
d=val(d$(x)):if d=0 then [eof]
d$(x)=str$(d)
if eof(#setting) = 0 then [more]
[eof]
close #setting
[readswitch]
if tr=1 then out (rel),0
spos=inp(switch)
spos= spos xor 95
spos=spos and 8
if spos<>8 then print #main.t,"Waiting for Switch to be armed":tr=0

ut (rel),0
[scanswitch]
timer 400,[debounce]
wait
[debounce]
timer 0
spos=inp(switch)
spos= spos xor 95
spos=spos and 8
scan
out (rel),0
if cm<>0 then [reentry]
for w=1 to delay
scan
gosub [progress]
timer 1000,[delayt]
wait
[delayt]
timer 0
next w
[run]
print #main.g,"cls"
print #main.t,"System is armed "
out (rel),2 '0 to close
timer 7000,[talk]
wait
[talk]
timer 0
scan
playwave "c:\alarm\alarm (x$(a)).wav"
playwave ""
out (rel),0
print #comm,"ath0"
timer 3000,[nextcll]
wait
and so on and on..
Get the idea ?
of course not !
I wrote it for the laptops we all had, so you can plug in the serial port of a Westinghouse PLC system.
Before that alarms would go off at the CO`s quarters and when he was in the shower he had to run down the hallway in a towel and check on the display panel what caused the power plant alarm. After that he got to stay in the shower and check his pager where my program transmitted the nature of the alarm as a cause specific voice message and he could dispatch who ever was needed without even leaving the shower.
After that I got a weekend "off" at our sister base SAC Thule and a note that they are to serve up all the steaks and lobsters I wanted.
My new nickname after that was "Sir Eatalot" and on that parka you see below in my sig picture the bastards spray painted a crossed knife and fork as my "coat of arms"