Alfredo -
I remember hauling a$$ from Concord to Santa Cruz for
your Talk at Santa Cruz. You and Fred were the
greatest as was my HP3000 career. I think(?) I'm
retired now. Great product, great support, great
price, great OS and hardware. It was a great run - I'm
afraid it's over but I think I've accepted it finally.
I went to the WWWake here in Roseville CA thinking
I'd make job contacts. Fifty some attendees. Turned
out they were the guys building the machine.
Anyway it was a great ride. (damn I think I said
great alot!)
Milo
--- "F. Alfredo Rego" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> At 9:53 AM -0700 5/4/06, Craig Lalley wrote:
>
> >"James B. Byrne" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >>This is a public expression of thanks to the folks
> at Adager, and in
> >>particular Rene Woc, who again provided
> incomparible service in an
> >>astonishingly brief period of time. Of all the
> things that I will miss about
> >>the HP3000, Adager and Image produce the greatest
> sense of loss.
> >
> >I couldn't agree more! I am convinced that Mr. Woc
> doesn't sleep.
> >
> > In my 15 years plus of know Rene, I have called
> him dozens of times
> > between 12:00am and 3:am and always under the
> worst circumstances.
> >
> > He never fails to answer before three rings and
> always has the right
> > answer...
>
> I have had the pleasure of knowing (and working
> with) Rene since the
> early 1970s, when we were both young engineers back
> in Guatemala after
> having gone to school in the U.S. Somehow, we ended
> up working on
> "impossible" tasks that took us a little longer than
> "management" had
> anticipated. Even then (or perhaps I should write,
> "even more so then,
> when we were young and foolish"), Rene always worked
> around the clock.
>
>
> >Furthermore, and this is the important part... I
> have never
> > known Adager to lose data!
>
> I am glad to hear that your experience with Adager
> has been flawless.
>
> However, I am the first to admit that I have been
> guilty of producing
> a few Adager bugs that, unfortunately, have caused
> loss of data. Some of
> my fellow "Adager Labs" colleagues have had their
> bug or two, of course,
> but in the end I am fully responsible for not having
> caught them. Thanks
> to Rene's (and Patrick's, and Fred's, and Ken's)
> superb "Adager support"
> efforts, my mistakes in the "Adager Labs" department
> have had minimal
> impact on Adager customers. I am even MORE thankful
> (if that's possible)
> to the Adager Support Team than you are.
>
>
> > Great Job Adager! (and Image).
>
> I'll toast to that!
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> _______________
> | |
> | |
> | r | Alfredo
> http://www.adager.com
> | e |
> | g | F. Alfredo Rego
>
> | a | Manager, R & D Labs
> | d | Adager Corporation
> | A | Sun Valley, Idaho 83353-3000
> U.S.A.
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