On Tuesday 29 August 2006 22:44, Ed Greshko wrote: > Anne Wilson wrote: > > According to my English teacher 'nice' means 'precise' and should not be > > used in any other context. Actually, her influence is still strong - > > it's a word I still avoid even after more than half a century. > > Hummm... I always thought nice meant "run a program with modified > scheduling priority". Doesn't that increase precision? Anne
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