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From: nnn@po.CWRU.Edu (Nik N. Nik Mahdi)
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Subject: Why Amiga Gurus????
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Date: 31 Jan 91 03:51:05 GMT
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Hello,
   You know, I have been wondering about my Amiga, which sometimes
gurus when I run certain softwares. I wonder what's wrong with
it. Is it the computer system, or is it the software that causes
it to Guru? Why doesn't it happen to other computer systems, like
IBM or Macintosh (sometimes I got "System Error" on Mac, is it 
the same as the "Guru Meditation" on Amiga?).
Thus, can someone explain this to me. Why the software developer
(if it is their fault!) didn't do anything to avoid this?
Thanks in advance.

NIK
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