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Subject: Re: Do you want to learn C?
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Date: 29 Apr 1998 23:09:40 GMT
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>Frank G. Pitt wrote in message ...
>>
>>Not that I'm a fan of Microsoft, but stable Win95 systems
>>do exist, where there are people who know whet they're
>>doing, just as there are unstable unix and VMS system
>>where there are people who don't know what they're doing.
>
>Frank, has it occurred to you that it is a disadvantage when you have
>to have experts around just to keep your system running?  Stable means
>stable.  You do not have to have a mechanic on your payroll to keep
>your automobile running.  You do not need an electrical engineer on
>your payroll to keep your stereo and TV working.  Computers are sold
>to the general public at Sears and Wal-Mart.  If they are appliances,
>then they should be as stable as appliances.  If not, they shouldn't
>be sold as such.
>-- 
>Judson McClendon          This is a faithful saying and worthy of all
>Sun Valley Systems        acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the
>judmc123 AT mindspring DOT com   world to save sinners  (1 Timothy 1:15)
>(please remove numbers from email id to respond)
>
>

My system runs perfect without any experts...

What... woahytakajk..

akjfkdkGodhelp me..

kss... help...


Jim the loiterer
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