Amiga! I thought the VIC 20 was the top of the list.
Just wish my Internet Provider would listen to me a
support that system.
Eric S. Sande wrote:
Beg to differ. Tom runs this list. The focus has always been on solving
people's computer problems, with general discussion about why an Amiga
The topic isn't 'computers', it's the Computer Guys show. The show no
longer exists(?), so unless we can figure out a way to kill off the
list, we're all stuck with the off-topic stuff.
But I know how to read selectively, and for the most part this list stays
on topic.
On Aug 18, 2007, at 10:36 PM, Tony B wrote:
The topic isn't 'computers', it's the Computer Guys show. The show no
longer exists(?), so unless we can figure out a way to kill off the
list, we're all stuck with the off-topic stuff.
I think the show still kinda exists. Actually, Tom was the
I also think that we can talk about computers and computing without
having to strictly discuss only hardware and software issues.
Agreed.
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It is the patriotic duty of those who live in the fact based reality to
point out the errant ways of our government.
Bert Brehm wrote:
If I wanted a net-nanny, I'd get an AOL account. If I were to
slam the right wing everyday, would you still be just as
condescending?
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Given the role that technology plays in new big government programs that
effect individual rights (voting, privacy and others), the list will
most likely continue to address these issues. They are becoming more
coupled, too.
Mark Snyder
-Original Message-
It is the patriotic duty of
If I wanted a net-nanny, I'd get an AOL account. If I were to
slam the right wing everyday, would you still be just as
condescending?
-Original Message-
From: mike
If I wanted politics I'd join another list, can we stick
with the listserv
topics? The once in awhile slam the right wing
