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From: SLVQC@CUNYVM (Salvatore Saieva)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: Black Hole, we hardly new ya'
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Date: 29 Sep 90 13:56:37 GMT
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In article <0b0CBPi00WBNE2Z9cw@andrew.cmu.edu>, wb1j+@andrew.cmu.edu (William M.
Bumgarner) says:
>
>I don't know-- I kind of like the Recycling bin concept.
>
>A black hole implies permanent oblivian.
>
>The recycling bin implies that your going to take the old bits and
>recycle them into something new and useful (in this case, free disk
>space)...
>
>makes more sense to me.
>
>Besides, the arrows look neat when they go round and round.
>
Yea, I think the recycling bin is appropriate. When I first saw it
though, I was a litte disappointed. But now I am getting to like
it. Just something we all have to get used too.

Sal.
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