It's time to stock up on memory chips and cheap computer parts
while we still can. Although without power what good will they be?
Dexter Graphic
China Says War Games Are Routine
http://news.excite.com/news/ap/010605/06/int-china-war-games
Updated: Tue, Jun 05 6:23 AM EDT
BEIJING (AP) -
Yeah, yeah, we used to do the same shit to the Russians (Reforger) and
the Koreans (Team Spirit).
And besides, 10,000 guys is hardly an invasion force... it's only a
division's worth. Our major exercises were using corps and higher.
Dexter Graphic wrote:
China Says War Games Are Routine
Besides we'd still have Hynix, heck, shutting down trade w/ china might be
good for the local economy .02 wink
Of course these days even our supposed allies are annoyed with U.S. so
getting into it (with anybody) might not be the smartest thing.
What does this have to do with linux anyway?
At 10:58 AM 6/5/2001 -0700, you wrote:
Yeah, yeah, we used to do the same shit to the Russians (Reforger) and
the Koreans (Team Spirit).
And besides, 10,000 guys is hardly an invasion force... it's only a
division's worth. Our major exercises were using corps and higher.
Dexter Graphic wrote:
Precisely.
Jim Darrough wrote:
And those were the ones you knew about...
Smile...
Jim
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I do what the voices on my console
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MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The Portland Linux/Unix Group
will meet
7 PM Thursday June 7, 2001
at
Portland State University
On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 11:08:36AM -0700, larry a price wrote:
Frankly I think I'd be rather ill if the Linux Journal came out with an
issue covering Linux for Military Contractors.
Actually, ISTR an early LJ article on exactly this, as well as Linux use
within the military (including a Red Hat
Hi,
Can I post this here for
any of your members that might be interested?
Thanks,
John Morrison
Monday,
Jun 11th, 2001
Microsoft will be doing a presentation of their new MS Office XP
software suite at the June 11th Meeting of the Eugene PC
Users Group (EPCUG). Meetings are in
I can't see the harm.
I don't know that Microsoft will appreciate rabid Linux partisans
underfoot, and hey, we might have backsliders who'll find XP just what
they need.
On Tue, 5 Jun 2001, John Morrison wrote:
Hi,
Can I post this here for any of your members that might be
John,
I'm not interested. I support Linux and that's why this list is here; to
support Linux and other UNIX's. I'm not interested in going down Microsoft's
road again. I guess I could go to the meeting place and get a bunch of Linux
distro's to hand out. I think this might not be a bad idea.
On 5 Jun 2001, at 17:04, Edward Craig wrote:
I can't see the harm.
I don't know that Microsoft will appreciate rabid Linux partisans
underfoot, and hey, we might have backsliders who'll find XP just what
they need.
I dunno-- that Office XP box would be a mighty expensive
doorstop
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