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From: richr@pogo.UUCP (Rich Rodgers)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Release 2 of ASDG Recoverable RAM Disk
Message-ID: <2820@pogo.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 14-Oct-86 18:18:35 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 14 18:18:35 1986
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Reply-To: richr@pogo.UUCP (Rich Rodgers)
Organization: Creative Microsystems Inc.
Lines: 26
Keywords: Umm, expansion hardware, "misinformation", beer

>
> About passing  the  bus. ASDG no longer has no plans to ever pass the bus.
> (umm. I like that sentence!)
>
> Perry

 Umm, I seem to recall a great deal of invective in past articles on
 the subject of passing the bus ("destroying your Amiga", etc) by the
 author of the above. Personally, I think you underestimate the
 collective memory of the readers of this net. Or at the very least
 perhaps you could share with  us whatever new piece of information that
 has lead to this revelation that maybe, just maybe, it's OK to pass
 the bus after all. Of course, one might guess that what was originally
 a bit of technical snobbery turned out to be a colossal marketing
 failure, but that would just be speculation.

 Well, good luck with the board. If I bump into you at the 
 Developers Conference next month, maybe you'll let me buy you a beer.

					Your Pal Rich

Richard N. Rodgers, President
Creative Microsystems Inc.
Tigard, OR  97223

richr@pogo