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From: kessner@tramp.Colorado.EDU (Eric M. Kessner, K.S.C.)
Newsgroups: comp.society.futures
Subject: Re: What to do with all those MIPS
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Date: 27 Apr 88 21:47:20 GMT
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In article <1061@aucs.UUCP> 820785gm@aucs.UUCP (Andrew MacLeod) writes:
>In article <8804191627.AA01551@martin-den.ARPA> seida%martin-den.ARPA@BUITA.BU.EDU (Steven Seida) writes:
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>>I am reading the science fiction book "Necromancer" by ??????????  that 
>>seems to explore some of the possibilities of computing in the far-
>
>the book in question is actually called Neuromancer...., but i dont remember
>the author. definately some strangeness in there.


It was written by William Gibson, and if you haven't read it, I highly reccomend
getting a copy.  It contains some EXTREMELY intesting ideas about the future of
computing, so it's worth picking up even if you don't particularly like SF.

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