leave it to slashdot

["n. alex rupp" <ru...@umn.edu>]

I have to admit--this one is really funny.  I had a good old laugh when I
checked this out.  He's right.  The name appears to be written in Arial, but the
rest of the document is in courier.

--N.

==
author's name adjusted? (Score:2, Interesting)
by rkww (675767) on Monday November 10, @06:23PM (#7438733)

Maybe this is just an artefact of the way these program samples were generated,
but it's pretty obvious that the author's name in the 'author' comment at the
foot of the left-hand column on page seven (of the pdf of the original complaint
letter) is in a completely different font to that of the rest of the code on
that page: check out for instance the 'g' character.

RE: leave it to slashdot

[Marc Chung <mc...@fastq.com>]

The switch statement on page 8 displays the copyright symbol where it ought
to be "(c)".  Most likely something done by an auto/intelli-complete text
editor.  The author's name (email address) was probably also
"autocompleted".

--Marc

-----Original Message-----
From: n. alex rupp [mailto:rupp0035@umn.edu] 
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 10:03 PM
To: geronimo-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: leave it to slashdot

I have to admit--this one is really funny.  I had a good old laugh when I
checked this out.  He's right.  The name appears to be written in Arial, but
the rest of the document is in courier.

--N.

==
author's name adjusted? (Score:2, Interesting) by rkww (675767) on Monday
November 10, @06:23PM (#7438733)

Maybe this is just an artefact of the way these program samples were
generated, but it's pretty obvious that the author's name in the 'author'
comment at the foot of the left-hand column on page seven (of the pdf of the
original complaint
letter) is in a completely different font to that of the rest of the code on
that page: check out for instance the 'g' character.