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: : So what's the story here... we're all stuck with the regular : green, red, and off yellow-orange LED's!? What gives!!?? : Anybody have a 'scoop' on FAIRLY LOW PRICED >BLUE< LED's??? If your looking for LEDs in the $.10-$.20 range, forget it. Blue LEDs just recently became available and the mater...
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After failing my State of New Hampshire Noise Gestapo test with my HD Slash cut pipes I installed my new Bubs (which I had been planning to do anyway), went to a different in spection station, and passed with no problem at about 97 dB. Two points: First, I don't think the first dude did the noise test correctly. Hol...
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Hello ! Could anybody be so kind and tell me the date and possible ftp-location of the most recent Win 3.1 printer drivers for: - Canon BJ-10e and - Canon LBP-4 I would really appreciate if you could help me with this. Thanks in advance! -- -----------------------------------------------------------------------...
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I'm currently looking for a viewer for Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) pictures. Please inform me about a SHAREWARE or FREEWARE version. Thnx, Remco
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Re: The 25MHz IIsi
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ESPN had an advertise for Pens/Devils game 4. I don't know what the hell they are trying to do, especially against NFL draft. Well I guess there goes the NHL ratings for Sundays game.
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Vocabulary test: Please define the following words: a) contradictory b) ambiguous
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CAN you read ?? If so: read my posting about Quisling OR look in a dictionary. If not: Don't read this :)
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Ignore the attacks and look at the sales numbers and the MS stock price if you need some gratification. Just keep doing the great job you have done in the past. Thx Dave L
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Ok, Buffalo fans. I am a Red Wings fan, but am amazed at how the Sabres are beating up on the Bruins. Is there any reason for this? Is it Grant Fuhr or Mogilny and Lafontaine? I would like to hear from you since I do not know much about the Sabres.
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Until recently I always understood the term "kingdom theology" to mean the theology of the kingdom of God, but now I have discovered that there is a new and more specialized meaning. I gather that it is also called "Dominion theology", and that it has to do with a belief that Christians must create a theocratic for...
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When Robert refers to the "orthodox", he is talking about the Historical position of the Christian Faith. Such things are derived from Biblcal texts through the centuries by the apocolic fathers of the faith. You are right that people read things differently in the Bible, and this is alright in parts like parables a...
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Consider special relativity. It hasn't be proved, nor has it been disproved. No one has a proof one way or the other, but many people are interested in it! I've satisfied myself that nothing could indicate absolutely the existence of God one way or the other. The two possibilities are supernaturalism and naturali...
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So, that is the reason why the Toronto Blue Jays *should* keep Alfredo Griffin, just because it "worked"? A team winning doesn't mean that everything that it's doing is right. A team not winning doesn't mean that everything that it's doing is wrong, or otherwise (to borrow the Sharks' situation) you would say that Ge...
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Actually, both numbers are correct. The difference is in the direction of the acceleration. For pilots, accelerations tend to be transverse to the direction you're facing (pulling out from a steep dive, the acceleration will force blood toward your feet, for instance). In this case, you can only put up with about ...
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> anybody know the difference between the Quarda 900 and Quadra 950? > >Quarda 900 is a popular misspelling of Quadra 900, which has a 25 MHz > 040 >processor. The 950 has a 33 MHz 040, and some local buses on the > >motherboard run faster. The video is different also. The 950 can run a > 13" and I believe a ...
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I _do_ know that IBM systems, the PS/2 56SLC2, in particular, have absolutely no problem with OS/2--never had a "random" crash while running any of my programs under OS/2. In fact, I don't remember _ever_ crashing. Of course, I really don't run any OS/2 programs, just the same bunch of DOS and Window...
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I have the following computer items for sale: Item Condition Price (a) Color EGA card and monitor Working $180.00 Monitor made by Zenith (b) (3) 1Mx8 80ns SIMMS by MT Working $ 25.00/each (16) 25...
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My wife wants to publish a newsletter. She's no artist, so she intends to use comercial clipart and customise it a bit by drawing a circle or a box around it etc. We have MSPublisher for manipulating text, but it is not suitable for doing much with graphics, so she needs a more specialised tool. Right now she's look...
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Yesterday I changed the US-Keyboard of my Sparc10 with a german keyboard. And now I cannot get any "Alt Graph" characters ('tilde' usw.). When I exit from X I can get the characters, but not under X. Can anybody give me some hints, where to check for the correct installation of the keyboard.
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M --> M --> Look for the Leafs, led by a healthy Doug Gilmour and a confidence-restored M --> Felix Potvin to do the Blues in 6. The Leafs will have 3 more games with the M --> Wings and that should give Joseph a few extra days to pass those horshoes. M --> HA! Roger the dodger is back! (on the bandwagon, that is....
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Local media hasn't said much, if anything, about the MOW. Also, when I called a straight friend in Arlington to tell him I would be on his doorstep this weekend, he didn't know anything at all about the march. This is a gay-sympathetic person who notices things like this. I thought it was strange that he was unaware...
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I am new to Windows and I wanted to know how to setup the terminal program. I have a modem in COM4, but when it try to configure it inside Windows I get the messare "Unsupported COM ..." Can anyone help me?
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Judging from the responses so far, I have not made clear enough in my article quoted above that Imake-TeX is not for installing TeX, but for *using* it. With Imake-TeX, you will never again have to fiddle around with calling latex and its various utility programs (makeindex, bibtex). Simply type "make" and your docume...
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I've got a 386DX-40, 4MB and I'm using Windows 3.1. Sometimes I wondered why Windows worked endlessly on my HD when I was doing nothing (execpt having lunch or something like that). Then I turned this virtual memory swapfile off, and Windows became quite faster, but now having less memory free. And so I'm still wonde...
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Hello, I'm looking for information on Alphanumeric pagers and *how* the data is sent from the paging transmitter and how I would go about building a device to decode the paging data (like my pager does) and feed it though an RS232 port. I'm planning on seperating different paging messages and different...
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Hello out there, If your familiar with the COMET program then this concerns you. COMET is scheduled to be launched from Wallops Island sometime in June. Does anyone know if an official launch date has been set?
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Did anyone else notice how the question of what federal laws were violated was brushed aside? I'd like to know what laws were violated, and on what evidence the orignial BATF warrants were based.
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This is the most unmitigated bilge I've seen in a while. Jim Brown obviously has possession of the right-wing token. "In December, former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski told a Senate committee that sanctions were costing Iraq $100 million per day, and that the multinational coalition could take all the...
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What are peoples opinions on the above make of hard drives, I seem to have found a really good bargain on a 170meg drive but I thought I'd check if anyone had any comments to say on this make? Also I'm a bit of a novice with PC's (but an experienced computer user), when connecting and fitting this drive into one of m...
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Exactly what would that show, ?! the "law enforcement block" is easy to create, given the Government key and any serial number. *IF* it comes to trail about the wiretap.... ya, some safegaurd that is. What if they just harass people as a result, or learn things they shouldn't have learned, etc? The whole point ...
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[reply to tgk@cs.toronto.edu (Todd Kelley)] Agreed. It is hard for me to understand, but quite a few professional scientists and philosophers are theists. But also intolerance and superstition. I'm not sure that in the balance it is not detrimental. Sure would!
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I am looking for a tandem bicycle, any make, any model, and any condition. I would prefer a complete bike, but just a tandem frameset is OK, too. Please email me if you have one for sale. P.S. I will pay shipping from anywhere in Canada or U.S.
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My 3.5" floppy drive stopped recognizing low density (720K) floppies. The controller and drive works fine in another system. I was told it could be the DMA chip. The system is a 386DX-25 using Chips & Technology chip set. I'm open to all suggestions. Please send your replies to: ken@jazz.concert.net
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I've spent the past week tearing my hair out, trying to get the output of a piped "tail -f" to end up in a widget. I've managed to make it work in some ugly ways, but either a) X blocks on the tail and won't allow user input, b) the "tail -f" functions like just "tail" and doesn't follow the expansion of the file, c) ...
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I've had the same problem with a Maxtor 7213A. Turned off smartdrive, 32 bit disk access, etc. This same disk aborts Norton Speed Disk (NU 4.5), up to 8 times, requesting NDD to be run when attempting to defrag drive. At Some peoples' suggestion I reformatted my drive and reloaded DOS 5.0, Win 3.1 from scratch. A...
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If you use MEK for your sake wear safty glasses or better still industrial goggles. The small est drop in the eye will casue blindness by a catalysis reaction that is non cureavble once it starts. The results are similar to mustard gas contamination. Note MEK peroxide is a hardner form fibreglass resins.
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Firearm? Let's not even consider long knives (swords), which were also common militia weapons in the 18th century, and which, if anything, are often restricted more heavily than firearms. Whatever sense gun control makes, knife control makes even less. --
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A friend of mine has a complete set of AIX-PS/2 1.2 software and manuals for sale. (NEW) (all on 1.44 Meg floppies) including: Base OS Development tools (including C Compiler) Administration extensions X Windows / Motif TCP/IP PC simulator (DOS Merge) etc. etc..... (This software requires a PS/2 wit...
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I posted this question about colorizing motif widgets. I got it working fine. There was one bug in my .Xdefault file. It should work fine in normal case. Thanks
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that they out the little writing. Ranger last see Mike went who is the penalties and reason? Islander test hard
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: Build 59 causes 2 exceptions when I exit Windows. In fact, I have had : this happen on all builds after 44, which shipped with my Gateway : system. Am I doing something wrong, or is this problem commonly : overlooked? I have never had "exceptions" with build 44, 50, or 59 drivers. I have a GW2000 DX266. --
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For all those people flaming John Bradley, the author of xv - he's on vacation till May 10 (or 15, I don't remember). Maybe we all should slow down and wait to hear his side wrt copyrights, fees, etc.
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TO: rych@festival.ed.ac.uk (R Hawkes) RH>I've noticed that if you only save a model (with all your mapping planes RH>positioned carefully) to a .3DS file that when you reload it after restarting RH>3DS, they are given a default position and orientation. But if you save RH>to a .PRJ file their positions/orientation ar...
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Brian Ceccarelli wrote (that's me): Kent Sandvik responds: I think I see where you are coming from Kent. Jesus doesn't view guilt like our modern venacular colors it. "Feelings" have nothing to do with guilt. Feelings arise from the state of being guilty. Feeling and guilt are mutally exclusive. Feelings a...
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I would like to buy a 4 channel multitrack recorder. I would prefer a cassette machine such as those made by Fostex, Tascam, Yamaha, etc. but would consider reel-to-reel as well. Write me if you know of anything. Thanks. -- W. Craig Scratchley | internet: scratch@sce.carleton.ca Dept. of Syst...
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Everyone seems to think that this man's mouse problem is mechanical (its dirty) I have been having a similar problem with my mouse, and it only occurs when ru nning windows and therefore cannot be mechanical in nature. I'm running a mouse systems compatible mouse on a 486 66 DX2 with a trident 1 meg video card and a ...
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: Just curious why floptical drives never seemed to catch on. Remember : those 21 Mb disks that look and feel like 3.5" floppies? These drives : are SCSI devices and can read and write both 720 Kb and 1.44/21 Mb : disks. Sounds to me to be one great product for the PC market. Are the : prices really that unaffordable c...
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The arrest of Noriega did not have any major adverse effect on the drug trade going through Panama. Money laundering continues to be Panama's main industry. In fact, it is bigger now than before Noriega was arrested [1]. Panama's current administration also has ties with the Colombian cocaine cartels [2]. And large am...
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Do I assume correctly from the above aricle that your mother has a historyy of cancer? I was just wondeing, since you mentioned thhat she has an oncologist. A bone scan is a nuclear scan. Thperson receivving the scan is gven a dose of a radioactive tracer, and an imaging device is used to track the distribution of ...
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From Israeline 4/27/93 Peace Talks Resume Today; Israel to Offer Palestinians New Proposals Israel Radio, KOL YISRAEL, reports on today's resumption in Washington of the bilateral peace talks, following a recess which lasted over four months. According to the report, Israel is expected to offer the Palestinians new ...
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celular phones...........
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That's what the pseudo-disclaimer is supposed to say, sorry for the confusion. -nate
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The last V8 in Mad Max is based on a Holden (Australia). Holden is linked with GM (Vauxhall GB) and so they're quite unlikely to use Ford parts.
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These substances are normally not the secret, but how to get at them. The method of preperation is normally patented, which means that no-one else can make the chemical in the same way, without undergoing an agreement with American Cyanamid. (But I guess you knew what a patent is :-) ) If you know what substance ...
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Hello, I'm curious what sort of neat features exist on high-end answering machines today. In particular, I'm interested in features of digital answering machines. Also, what is the typical amount of storage(in minutes) for these digital answering machines? The reason? I'm hacking together an answering machine program ...
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Laser holes are (or were) used to prevent someone from making exact copies of a disk. You do not want to write to the damaged disk, only read and use the programs. I remember a program called Copywrite that could copy a disk with a laser hole in it. I ...
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Has anyone had experience buying computers from Comtrade? When I asked about TC, I got one reply describing problems returning a defective hard drive. Should I expect any problems from Comtrade? Thanks,
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The borders of the Jewish state as drawn by the U.N. included the areas which contained mostly Jews, that's what the surveys and the numerous commitees where after when they visited here. I never touched an Arab during my army service and never voted for anyone more right than the Green party. Will I be spared by...
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What about including points? Probably no goals (at least against opponents) but there have been several assists given.
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It does sound funny, I will admit. But for me it is true. Windows crashed on all of the time (and from what I have read in PC Mag, this is not the exception) . OS/2 gives each windows app a VDM and they can't touch each other or (generally) anything they aren't supposed to have. If windows works for you, then great...
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The thing is, I know what arms and legs are. It's therefore generally easy to tell whether or not someone has arms and legs. This "sinful nature", since it does not require that the baby actually perform any sins, seems to be totally invisible. As far as I know, maybe half the babies have a sinful nature and half d...
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That's the trouble: *what* peak years? He wavers between excellent and very good, with no real bell-shaped pattern in there. 1979 was a fine year; 78 and 80 were merely really good. With the Yankees, 84 (I think) was the best; that was the one with the .340 BA. Of course, 1992 wasn't bad, either. He's been i...
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Ilyess sez: >So how would have *you* defended Saudi Arabia and rolled >back the Iraqi invasion, were you in charge of Saudi Arabia??? All Muslims knew that the whole thing was set up to destroy Iraq, not to "Liberate Kuwait", The people who were killed by the invasion are more (many many more), than t...
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Some of the survivors have been "interviewed" on TV as they were going to or returning from court. They basically said, no way was there any kind of suicide pact or attempt.
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I have seen the existance of electronics solder with a 2% silver content that seems to have good wetting and fatique reatings. Can anyone tell me why it is not used? (silver is not such an expensive metal). Andy
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If you don't agree with Joseph's accurate statement of the Catholic dogma of Mary's perpetual sinlessness, then how do you interpret Luke 1:28, And when the angel had come to her, he said, "Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women." and Luke 1:48? ...for, behold, henceforth ...
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The main effect of the spherical aberration problems with the primary mirror was to drive the computer engineers to develop the image processing software that much faster. When they use the _same_ deconvolution software on the images from the fixed Hubble, be ready for some incredible results! There is every reaso...
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Wonder if anyone would know where (or if) I could find the schematic for the old Timex-sinclare (sp) computer... Or even a pin out on the expansion bus??
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I'm posting this request again since the last one had no title. I'm looking for X server software on DOS or Windows. I've already seen Desqview/X and XVision but would like to be aware of other solutions, namely public domain or shareware implementations. I'd also like to know, in the commercial case, abou...
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Radio Shack stores sell them here in the States. Not sure if InterTan is carrying these for Australia or not... Cost is $6 USD. You charge them under a fluorescent, then they glow when exposed to IR.
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You are not sticking to the original question. Imagine what it would be like if you were human...impossible you say? Is that not the crux of my argument? Why is this so difficult for you to understand? Lack of intelligence? Well, does it change the fact that during the period of 1914 to 1920, the Armenian Gov...
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I had a '82 Saab 900 Turbo, and now have a '87 BMW 325is There is no comparison for handling, reliability, or overall quality of engineering. The BMW wins hands down. After 5 years I was sick and tired of the all the little problems and entropic decay of the SAAB. The 6-year old BMW is still as sweet as it was new. ...
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Using greenhouses to extend the growing season shouldn't be a problem. I'm supprised they don't do so in Alaska (cheaper to import, perhaps?) No, the Incas had no problems with this, but the Spanish did.
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Not when your talking about cryptography. Think again. You won't see me using apple's new signature from the finder feature. This analogy fails in its assumption that the government gives two squirts about credibility. In addition, Apple's proclaimed purpose in releasing the Macintosh wasn't survellience. Quit...
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Maybe you should contact your schools officials and make them consider installing the necessary softwares or hardwares that allows the Unix works stations to shuts off its monitor when left untouched. It does save a lot of energy. - Chung Yang
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Isn't there some *formal* action a citizen can take that *requires* the FCC to, at least, generate some paperwork?
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For those who are interested, the FCC does indeed care about cable leakage, particularly into the aviation nav band, or leakage that is "causing interference to other services". Part 76.611 details specific limits to acceptable leakage, and measurement technique. If you will clearly document your problem, and measur...
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The copyright notices themselves seem to be making conficting restrictions. I do not know how to reconcile: /* Copyright Notice * ================ * Copyright 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 by John Bradley * * Permission to use, copy, and distribute XV in its entirety, for * non-commercial purposes, is hereby gr...
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Romans 10:16-17 "But not all the Israelites accepted the good news. For Isaiah says, 'Lord, who has believed our message?' Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word of Christ." So then we receive God's gift of faith to us as we hear the message of t...
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<> Somebody asked me what was wrong about overreacting in cases such as this. < <That was probably me. <I meant only that nobody has overreacted yet. It seemed to me that <Jerry was suggesting that people are currently overreacting, and I <vehemently disagree. I see a lot of talk, but not much action. <I see now tha...
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Infact on tuesday, the Bosnian foreign minister asked formally the UN to leave Bosnia, just to show how much hypocracy is there in Europe. These so called UN is actually helping Serbs carry out their etnic-clensing/murders/rapes. In Zepa the UN effectively helped the Serbs carry out their heinous crimes by spreading ...
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From article <1r19l9$7dv@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>, by oldham@ces.cwru.edu (Daniel Oldham): They did have the proper equipment. The problem is that they went about things the wrong way. The ATF should have served the warrant in a peacable manner instead of going in there like a bunch of Rambos with guns blazing. I'm not...
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Hi, folks out there ! I don't know whether I am in the right newsgroup, but I have a question. If I am completely wrong here in this group, could you mail me the right name of the correct newsgroup ? A friend of mine is studying electronics at the Technical University in Karlsruhe/Germany since one year. He wan...
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I have a few the original IBM 10Mb harddisks for sale. They are actually Seagate's ST412, MFM, full height, has the IBM logo and black face plate. Each disk is checked and formatted with DOS 5.0. It can be doubled to 20Mb or so with dblspace or stacker if you so desire. Have the original IBM foam fitted boxies ...
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Simple, eh?
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Sounds to me like your dealer really wants to get rid of the IIvx's he has in stock. I can imaging that they are getting hard to sell, given that 1. a C610 is way faster, and is comparable in price. 2. an LCIII is about the same speed, and is way cheaper. So your dealer may well be trying as hard as he can to ...
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Claris Filemaker Pro Database Manager for MacIntosh, still unpackaged.
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I wonder how hard it would be (i.e. what it would add to the cost) to design desktop machines with a power saver feature built in which would reduce power consumption automatically if the machine is idle for more than some amount of time. This is pretty standard in portable machines, and the same kinds of tricks cou...
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[i agree wholeheartedly!!] not sure about there in CA, but here in US, the manuals are quite often the standard equipment. Of course, FINDING a car with one might be hard, but if you read the sticker on the window, there is usally an additional 2k or so tacked on for that lousy tranny. So you actually ARE paying...
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Yes, it's easy to use. It's just like an ordinary controller. You don't have to change the bios config. It's transparent. It works with any drive. If you change the drive you only need to change the bios config. as usual. Yes, no problem. That depends. You will get a little better performance if you use smartdrive a...
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ My vivid imagination sez this is almost close enuff. $mail_to 00cjmelching@leo.bsuvc.bsu.edu /users/neal/dod/faq.dod but...... naw!!!
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Try this one, a favorite around here: Bureau of Assholes, Tightwads, and Facists. And remember, they were created by the Infernal Revenue Code. --msa
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(Deletion) The reference to it's not yet being ethics is dubious. You have used the terms absolute, objective and others interchangeably. Same with moral values, values, at all, worth, measuers, and usefulness. You infer from them as if they were the same. To the IF. When the If is not fulfilled, your intermissio...
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I have a 386 clone, and an internal modem set to COM4. It worked fine until I upgraded to DOS 6.0 and at the same time reloaded Windows 3.1 Now the system can't find COM4; MSD says COM4 is "N/A", and three of my four comm programs say "hardware not present" or some similar error message. Procomm, however, finds the m...
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Hi there, I plan on upgrading my monitor and video card to 1280x1024. I have a DX2/66 ISA (no local bus) system. I would appreciate if anyone can drop me an email of your experience with high-resolution video board/monitor. Thanks. -Ming T. Lin
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My interpretation of Denning's description is that S1 and S2 are chosen randomly by agents of the key escrow companies at the start of each 300- chip programming session. I imagine that the chips are in a carrier which will allow them all to be programmed fairly quickly - there would not be a need to transfer chips...
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