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Sean McKinnon
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From: Peabody Massachusetts
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Paul,

I am all for throwin this piece of junk Compaq in the dumpster!!!

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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From: Denver, Colorado
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Alas, another satisfied Compaq user.

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Paul G. Thompson
The Weenie Man

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From: Mount Vernon WA USA
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Joe, so I see.
Sean, I will agree that Compoop computers belong there.
Scott, thank you for your comment. Sometimes, it is a learning experience for me, too.

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Sean McKinnon
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Ive said it before but im gonna say it again im 100% with Joe, Macs are the way to go. I used to have a mac (actually 3 I had a PLUS, a Quadra 410, and a POWERMAC 7100 A/V) But its not up to me i have to use a joke of a computer and a joke of an OS.

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Tao Yue
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From: Princeton, NJ
Registered: Apr 2001


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Thanks Jerry, for the info. Paul and Scott, great to see you two reconciled.

I have never used Kazaa, so I didn't know what KMD.EXE was. For a college student, that's surprising, but then again, I didn't get on Napster until four months before the first court order shutting it down.

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Tao Yue
MIT '04: Course VI-2, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Projectionist, MIT Lecture Series Committee


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