[Diy_efi] I must be asking lame questions.

[Bruce]

From: <WEG1192 at aol.com>
> So my question is, "Why do you only seem to come down on some guys and not
> others?"

I only *come down* on the takers, or those posting inaccurate, or incomplete
info..

> I am guility of not reading the archives on this, but I have not
> seen you say anything negative about Tunercat, or a handful of other
> commercial tuners on this and GMECM lists.

When you figure out the players, and look at their posts, the answers are
all painfully obvious.

>Was Tunercat available before the
> public $42 ASDZ hac?

Why should I again do your homework?.  Look at the time table, it's all
public domained.

> As a matter if fact, I believe you have recommended
> Tunercat to some folks.

AND, GMEPro.   They happen to be good editors.   They were also both
*invented*, *conceived* long before the math, and other stuff relavent to
hac'ing were public domained.

> As I have maintained all along, some people just don't have the smarts to
DIY
> an EFI system and some just don't care to DIY. That's where I step in.

Ya, and you use of the list for tech support, for you commerical venture is
another reason some folks are posting alot less.   The guys behind GMEPro,
and Tunercat have without asking for any credit have given freely.   One's
motto has been to *give it away*.    For the prices they charge, it's really
been about a non profit deal.  Luckily they have day jobs, and have felt
like giving the info away.  Without them, we'd still be in the Dark Ages.
BTW, I wish we had them back posting.   Come to think of it, I don't recall
Tunercat having asked a single guestion of the list, and he was always
forthcoming with info..  As far as GMEPro goes, I *think* he asked a
guestion once.   both were independently sharp about hac'ing before
Programming 101 was a twinkle in anyone's mind.
Bruce

> JW



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