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Old June 13th 04, 07:28 AM
K Williams
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Felger Carbon wrote:

"K Williams" wrote in message
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David Svensson wrote:

I think you need to get out more and see the reality. It
doesn't look like you have any experience of large corporations
or the technical issues discussed.


How much more thirty years experience in system design and
processor development do I need to post to the Usenet?


Keith, pay attention! David specifically referred to **large**
corporations. Your experience at dinky little IBM doesn't count.


Oh. "Nevermind".

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Keith
 




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