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From: ray@othervax.UUCP (Raymond D. Dunn)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: EPROM memory lifetime query; DATA
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Date: Tue, 27-Aug-85 13:15:47 EDT
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Reply-To: ray@othervax.UUCP (Raymond D. Dunn)
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>> Some knowledgable comment would be appreciated. (A small flame here - please
>> do not post a response to a request for information if you only *think* you
>> know the answer (as many did to the original request), this only confuses
>> the issue - flame off).
>> 
>> Ray Dunn  ..philabs!micomvax!othervax

>Knowledgeable comment seems to be a scarce commodity on the net, Ray, so I
>usually try to submit some data with my speculations.  I think it's completely
>unfair to restrict articles from the net just because people don't know what
>they are talking about.  If you placed such restrictions on politicians, we
>could not likely even form a government!
>
>	Howard Hull

In general yes, however when people ask for specific technical info, then
they are not asking for opinions, they are asking for facts.

All that opinions create is traffic from people contradicting those opinions
by other opinions which creates traffic from.....

Ray Dunn.  ..!philabs!micomvax!othervax!ray