I was, but luckily I had my internal watch-dog timer running :-)
On Wednesday 18 May 2005 12:47 pm, Spehro Pefhany scribbled:
> And you were looking for relays! Thank goodness you didn't follow their
> instructions, you would have been stuck forever in an infinite loop. ;-)
Yep, this is correct. But it stumped a few of us for a couple minutes, so we
just thumbed through the catalog to find the correct pages.
On Wednesday 18 May 2005 01:48 pm, David Minkler scribbled:
> That's funny.
>
> And if it wasn't a joke ...
> It'll do that if you look for relays as a sub category under
> Semiconductors. Step back a page and look in the 'R's.
>Yep, this is correct. But it stumped a few of us for a couple minutes, so we
>just thumbed through the catalog to find the correct pages.
>
>
>On Wednesday 18 May 2005 01:48 pm, David Minkler scribbled:
>
>
>>That's funny.
>>
>>And if it wasn't a joke ...
>>It'll do that if you look for relays as a sub category under
>>Semiconductors. Step back a page and look in the 'R's.
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
> In message <200505181221.40153.picdude2spam_OUTnarwani.org>>
> PicDude <@spam@picdude2KILLspamnarwani.org> wrote:
>
> > Looking for relays in the product index, and this
> is where it directed me...
> >
> www.narwani.org/neil/stuff/Mouser_Relays.jpg
>
> Ack! Recursive indexes! Gettemoff, gettemoff,
> gettemoff!
>
> Seriously though, that's funny. Like the Borland
> manual that had this gem:
>
> Infinite Loop... (see Loops, Infinite)
>
> Loops...........
> Infinite...... (see Infinite Loop)
>
>
> I guess the guys who wrote the manual had a sense of
> humour.
>
> Later,
> --
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PicDude wrote:
> I was, but luckily I had my internal watch-dog timer running :-)
>
>
> On Wednesday 18 May 2005 12:47 pm, Spehro Pefhany scribbled:
>
>>And you were looking for relays! Thank goodness you didn't follow their
>>instructions, you would have been stuck forever in an infinite loop. ;-)
>
They are "Latching" relays........
> -----Original Message-----
> From: RemoveMEpiclist-bouncesTakeThisOuTmit.edu
> [spamBeGonepiclist-bouncesspamBeGonemit.edu] On Behalf Of Alan B. Pearce
> Sent: 19 May 2005 09:13
> To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
> Subject: Re: [OT] Mouser's latest catalog...
>
> >My favorite one is in Knuth's Volume 1, look up recursion.
>
> Heh, on another mail list someone's sig line goes
>
> "To understand recursion you first have to understand
> recursion". Haven't seen Knuths volume, but assume he says
> something similar?
>
> -
Sigh... Brain Fade. Its not Knuth (just checked it).
Not sure where I saw it now but in the index,
recursion had an entry that gave the page number that
had the index entry. nerd humor at it highest...
Sorry, got my facts wrong.
Phil
--- "Alan B. Pearce" <TakeThisOuTA.B.PearceEraseMEspam_OUTrl.ac.uk> wrote:
> >My favorite one is in Knuth's Volume 1, look up
> recursion.
>
> Heh, on another mail list someone's sig line goes
>
> "To understand recursion you first have to
> understand recursion". Haven't
> seen Knuths volume, but assume he says something
> similar?
>
> --
Sigh... Brain Fade. Its not Knuth (just checked it).
Not sure where I saw it now but in the index,
recursion had an entry that gave the page number that
had the index entry. nerd humor at it highest...
Sorry, got my facts wrong.
Phil
--- "Alan B. Pearce" <RemoveMEA.B.PearceTakeThisOuTrl.ac.uk> wrote:
> >My favorite one is in Knuth's Volume 1, look up
> recursion.
>
> Heh, on another mail list someone's sig line goes
>
> "To understand recursion you first have to
> understand recursion". Haven't
> seen Knuths volume, but assume he says something
> similar?
>
> --
> Infinite Loop... (see Loops, Infinite)
>
> Loops...........
> Infinite...... (see Infinite Loop)
>
>
> I guess the guys who wrote the manual had a sense of humour.
It's not the guys, it's the software than makes the indexes.
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