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From: knnngt@ukma.UUCP (Alan Kennington)
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Subject: Re: Reply to: Questions about ST vs. AMIGA
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Date: Sun, 22-Dec-85 01:55:53 EST
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Posted: Sun Dec 22 01:55:53 1985
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	The sequence of arguments about relative use of the bus by ST and
Amiga has previously appeared at least once, and I think perhaps twice.
Last time we were told about how, if necessary, the other chips can steal
time when they're in a tight spot. For those Atari users who have only
short-term memory, perhaps someone at Amiga should tell us all again about
these fascinating phenomena which occur in their wondrous machine.
	Actually I have myself made use of such discussions to settle on
the ST. But I think discussion should go around in a circle only twice a
month at most, rather than the present 4 times.
				Felices Pascuas,
					Alan Kennington.