That said, thank you for your thoughts on this. I'm glad you shared them. Good on you.
That said, I don't need you (or anyone else, for that matter) to tell me how I should or shouldn't interact with others -- as that's incredibly condescending (and incredibly rude as well) and makes a number of unwarranted (as I mentioned) assumptions.
Again, thanks for your thoughts. I'll give them the attention they deserve.
I'm pretty sure you told the GP how they should or should not interact with others by telling them not to use acronyms. I'm don't understand how that's any different.
>'m pretty sure you told the GP how they should or should not interact with others by telling them not to use acronyms. I'm don't understand how that's any different.
Except I did nothing of the sort. I took the information given and attempted to interpolate (unsuccessfully, I might add) what OP was talking about.
While I did make the point that OP should have realized that others don't know what they're talking about if they don't tell us, I most certainly didn't say they shouldn't use acronyms.
Rather, I chastised them for not defining ambiguous terms, which wasted my time and energy trying to figure out what they were going on about.
>I took the information given and attempted to interpolate (unsuccessfully, I might add) what OP was talking about.
You could have used your brain and just Googled "TEE Android". But by all means, despite not having either the domain-specific knowledge nor the common sense to manage to Google it competently, feel entitled to be an arse about it. I trust you can read my tone here?
That said, thank you for your thoughts on this. I'm glad you shared them. Good on you.
That said, I don't need you (or anyone else, for that matter) to tell me how I should or shouldn't interact with others -- as that's incredibly condescending (and incredibly rude as well) and makes a number of unwarranted (as I mentioned) assumptions.
Again, thanks for your thoughts. I'll give them the attention they deserve.
Edit: Fixed prose.