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From: david@daisy.UUCP (David Schachter)
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Subject: Re: 24 bit vs. 32 bit address space
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Date: Fri, 19-Apr-85 11:20:59 EST
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Mr. Spencer asks "Incidentally, how do you implement a pipe or a terminal as
a segment?"  Well, I'm just a dumb application programmer but our O.S., running
on the iAPX286, implements real, honest-to-goodness Unix pipes and devices.

(iAPX286 is a trademark of Intel Corp., Unix is a trademark of whatsleftofBell,
and most other words are trademarked by one fool company or another.)
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