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Thus it was written in the epistle of Patrick Santucci,
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> But how about:
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> A long time ago
> In a garage far, far away...
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> And on the back:
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> Episode IV
> A New HP
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> HP e3000
We appear to have gotten completely away from the slogans encouraging HP to
market the 3000 and into marketing it ourselves, but as long as we're here :-)
why not follow-up on the above:
HP e3000: The prequel.
Ted "(No, I don't like that word, but it fits :-)" Ashton
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Sys, Southern Adventist University
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If the entire Mandelbrot set were placed on an ordinary sheet of paper, the
tiny sections of boundary we examine would not fill the width of a hydrogen
atom. Physicists think about such tiny objects; only mathematicians have
microscopes fine enough to actually observe them.
-- Ewing, John
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Deep thoughts to be found at http://www.southern.edu/~ashted
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