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From: paul@deadpup.UUCP (paul)
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Subject: Re: Call for discussion - comp.sys.ncr
Message-ID: <384@deadpup.UUCP>
Date: 11 Nov 89 14:08:31 GMT
References: <600@texbell.swbt.com> <610@ncrorl.Orlando.NCR.COM> <394@ofc.Columbia.NCR.COM>
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In article <394@ofc.Columbia.NCR.COM>, hl.rogers@ofc.Columbia.NCR.COM (hl.rogers) writes:
> It then occurred to me that NCR's
> product offering is very commercialized for business use, rather
> than for the workstation user, "power" user, or the whiz-bang
> hacker.

My primary home computer, as well as one of those I am currently working
on for hire, is an NCR. Seeing as how I might be able to gain useful
information from such a group, I'ld give a nod in favor of comp.sys.ncr.
I'm just not going to jump up and down and cheer for it, nor flame
those opposed to it. I guess that I'm not a good whiz-bang hacker. :-)
(Though I do tend to be a power user.)

> Yet we have a very active mailing list,
> including many sites that have no connection to USENET.

I am interested, where do I go to sign up?


Paul J. Mech
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