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From: gws@cbnap.UUCP (Gary W. Sanders (N8EMR))
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: Computers in the Kitchen?
Message-ID: <17@cbnap.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 15-Jul-85 15:58:07 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 15 15:58:07 1985
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Reply-To: gws@cbnap.UUCP (Gary W. Sanders (N8EMR)
Organization: AT&T Bell Labs Columbus,Ohio
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In article <22700007@gypsy.UUCP> emery@gypsy.UUCP writes:
>
>
>My wife gets a lot of these "Beautiful Homes" magazines.  Whenever they
>show a 'modern' kitchen, they show a computer in the corner.  They talk
>about putting recipes on the PC.
>
>2 Questions:  
>
>1.  Does anyone out there in net-land have a PC in the Kitchen?   If so
>have you had any problems with dirt, etc?
>
>2.  What do you really do with a computer in the kitchen?
>
>(The reason I ask is because I'd never put my PC in the kitchen.  I think
>that's crazy.)
>
>				Dave Emery
>				Siemens Research
>		  ...!princeton!siemens!emery

You should never put computer in the kitchen, what you should have is
a terminal and then link it via you household LAN (dont have one, SHAME).
By the way don't forget the bathroom. Lot of valuable time is spent setting,
who knows! in a year of sitting you could have found tons of bug fixxxxxxxes


				In Humor...
				Gary W. Sanders (N8EMR)
				ihnp4!cbnap!gws
				AT&T Bell Labs (Columbus,Ohio)
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