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Bàidh Stidean
No, and he can't even buy one with the vast riches he's amassed
selling his empty Thunderbird bottles to the recycler...
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No, and he can't even buy one with the vast riches he's amassed
selling his empty Thunderbird bottles to the recycler...
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Bàidh Stidean
Nahh, Keith's or Moosehead would be a better choice! :>
Actually I know LOTS of people who don't *OWN* any MS software! :>
Would those be the ones using those "free trial versions" of M$
software?...;-)
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Tony Hill
...or perhaps a little humor?
I'm kind of wondering about that one. I honestly can't figure out if
that guy's website are just a joke, or if his tin-foil hat is too
tight and cutting off circulation to his brain. I think it could go
either way! :>
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Tarver Engineering
Keith R. Williams said:interest.
Now I understand why people disparage you so much. You simply
haven't a clue.
The 16% was all IBM needed to own every 8088 made.
Do you mean that you learned something and it upset you?
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Tarver Engineering
Intel, at the time, wasn't really a "suit" company - they were a lot
more maverick than the overtly conservative IBM. After all, it was
former Intel exec Mike Markkula that helped fund Apple's start.
After the i432 failed Intel had to sell themselves to IBM's suits.
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Tarver Engineering
Bàidh Stidean said:On Sat, 7 Feb 2004 12:33:59 -0800, "Tarver Engineering"
Exit Steve Wozniak, enter John Tarver. Difference?
Tarver is still selling "blue box" technology and mine is legal.
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Tarver Engineering
Tony Hill said:I'm kind of wondering about that one. I honestly can't figure out if
that guy's website are just a joke, or if his tin-foil hat is too
tight and cutting off circulation to his brain. I think it could go
either way! :>
The ada newsgroup is has an entire cadre of tin foil hat types.
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Tarver Engineering
Phil Miller said:Are you naturally that stupid, or did you do a course?
Pot kettle.
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Tarver Engineering
Don't hang around ADA much, do you? We're used to people coming
around with this nonsense that honestly believe it.
There was an idiot on this newsgroup the other day claiming that Braniff
wrote MMs for B-727 airplanes.
That boy is a hoot!
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running with scissors
End Quote.Tarver Engineering said:The 16% was all IBM needed to own every 8088 made.
Do you mean that you learned something and it upset you?
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End Quote.Tarver Engineering said:After the i432 failed Intel had to sell themselves to IBM's suits.
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End Quote.Tarver Engineering said:Tarver is still selling "blue box" technology and mine is legal.
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running with scissors
Tarver Engineering said:The ada newsgroup is has an entire cadre of tin foil hat types.
and you are their king splappy.
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running with scissors
Tarver Engineering said:Pot kettle.
and you are just plain ****ing clueless little man.
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running with scissors
Tarver Engineering said:There was an idiot on this newsgroup the other day claiming that Braniff
wrote MMs for B-727 airplanes.
That boy is a hoot!
mmmm, and their was some ****ing retard claiming that FAR "Part 25
only applies to a minority of aircraft"; and that in aircraft manuals,
the word "Total" and "Average" are interchangeable.
that was you, little man. remember? or have you been at the ethanol
again!
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John Mazor
Rich Ahrens said:My guess is he's graduate of the Tarver Home Study College.
With a major in 8-track technology and a minor in splap applications.
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Keith R. Williams
The 16% was all IBM needed to own every 8088 made.
You're a simpleton.
Do you mean that you learned something and it upset you?
Of course not. How could your empty brain upset me?
Conspiracy theories say more about the theorist than the
"conspirator".
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Keith R. Williams
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Oh, wow! He reminds me of one "DarkMatter", a.k.a DimBulb.
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Keith R. Williams
Intel, at the time, wasn't really a "suit" company - they were a lot
more maverick than the overtly conservative IBM. After all, it was
former Intel exec Mike Markkula that helped fund Apple's start.
Bingo! Tarver won't understand history though.
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Keith R. Williams
After the i432 failed Intel had to sell themselves to IBM's suits.
More conspiracy theories? Your reputation is well deserved. I
was keeping an open mind, but you're a obvious nut-case.