Thanks for the reminder. I think I know why I always forget this...

The programmer, schematic designer, and logician in me has always been irked by the affirmation of the negative in such coding. To me, it always feel like using '0' as the logical value of 'true' and '1' as the logical value of 'false'... or on schematics using both an 'active LO' identifier (e.g. '/' or '*') on a signal/control line and then using a name that starts with 'LO' or 'NOT'.

Speaking of posting tricks, how do you create a link to a single post in a thread?

The number of the post in the thread is the link you want.

Specifically, click on the number of the relevant post, and you get the url for that post.

If you click the #1414 in the top right side of this post, you’ll get the link to this post.