Lpc2000

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "lpc2100_fan" <lpc2100_fan@y...> wrote:
> 
> Rick,
> 
> Owen started the Thread I think he and only he has the right to set an
> end to it.  He accepted the help and now he is saying, it's OK. What
> about that is not OK?
> 
> Bob
> 
> > Hey Owen, if you don't want help, then don't ask.  You said "I'm a
> > software engineer *learning* hardware".  Now you are saying that you
> > don't need help.  Please make up your mind.  My comment was clearly
> > trying to say I did NOT intend to offend.  So next time, if you are
> > going to be sensitive, please don't put your self down first, or at

I was probably being a little sensitive myself, but I didn't
appreciate his comment, "Don't be a snob." in reply to my post.  

I think the issue came from his statement about being a software
person "learning" hardware.  I assumed that he was a novice and
actually needed help on the basics of decoupling.  This is a difficult
to master area and a lot of designers only do a "good enough" job
which really isn't.  I was trying to make that point and apparently
Owen felt he was being talked down to which is not what I intended.  

I have posted enough about this.  I'm done.