General Problems for GC'ed Applications?

[Unknown W. Brackets]

I have no throne, Karen, but if you want to argue effectively with 
people, repeating yourself just won't work.

If you don't believe I've addressed your comments, I'm sorry.  I believe 
I have, in any practical and useful application.  I really don't have 
the spare time to theorize about completely impractical cases.

Obviously, I'm only one person.  I'm just letting you know that you've 
basically lost my interest.  You really shouldn't care about that, since 
I'm only one person.

That said, if you've lost my interest or not gotten your point through 
to me such that I have addressed it, it's not impossible that your 
argument is unconvincing.  I suggest you strengthen it, if you don't (as 
is clear) agree with any of my assertions.  There are many people who 
prefer to deal in the practical and not the impractical.

Again, I'm sorry if you feel I've been condescending.  The only things I 
said that could make you feel that are that I don't consider people who 
have poor memory management people who should be programmers (I meant 
that in general, and was not saying you did or did not have said skill) 
and that I tire of arguing about what I feel to be impractical issues.

If I thought I was better than you, I probably wouldn't have spent the 
time typing responses to you.  After all, my time (just as yours) is 
valuable and I could be doing other productive things with my time, just 
as you could.

In another comment in this thread you said, "according to those Unknown 
guys here, its of no interest".  It is simply of no further interest to 
me.  I've heard your argument, I stand unconvinced, and you have not 
added anything new or addressed what I feel are flaws in your argument.

But, please understand, that is only me.  I really hope I haven't hurt 
your or anyone's feelings.  It sounds like I have.

-[Unknown]


> Unknown W. Brackets wrote:
> 
>> I've said what I'm going to say.
> 
> Yes. Near to nothing about the brain stormed problem but much down 
> from the thrown you have built under yourself.