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I'd like to note that I had a discussion with someone today and this
person said that they wouldn't post on techwhirler more with their real
name because google is a double edged sword. Ahem, given Isaac's
statements, I can see what this individual meant.
I thank Dan for teaching me a new word (s) today.
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Michele
I got out of Babylon, but there was no Zion. No Promised Land.
www.krautgrrl.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Goldstein, Dan [mailto:DGoldstein -at- DeusTech -dot- com]
The X-server might not be on topic, but decent list behavior is. Adjectives
like "stupid," "sloppy," and "lazy" should not be used ad hominem.
