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Date: Fri, 20-Jul-84 21:20:00 EDT
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>						      I must admit it *is*
>						      difficult to get the
>						      phone to go at 9600
>						      unless you pay extra
>						      for the conditioned
>						      line.  The most you can
>						      expect from a home
>						      system is 1200 baud,
>						      but even that's 4 times
>						      the thoughput.

	That's why you need a VAX* at home!  Or perhaps an optical fibre
	connection between you and your nearest UNIX* system.  And if
	you don't happen to be rich (like, I'm not rich), then don't let
	me hear you complaining about using a home computer ...

	    "Make good money, $5 a day; made any more I'd move away"
			--	john	  --

			  aka	John Dilley,
			[ihnp4] !hpfcla!jad.

P.S.	By the way, just to keep the lawyers happy, I've included this:

*UNIX is a trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories
*VAX is a trademark of Digital Equipment Company