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From: macduff@cbnewse.ATT.COM (Roger R. Espinosa)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Fwd: Xerox - Apple Computer Suit -2-
Summary: Round and round we go...
	 ...where we stop, nobody knows...
Message-ID: <12249@cbnewse.ATT.COM>
Date: 18 Dec 89 23:04:05 GMT
References: <wZW33PG00Uke80VIdG@andrew.cmu.edu> <21846@usc.edu>
Organization: The Rabbit Corps
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In article <21846@usc.edu>, papa@pollux.usc.edu (Marco Papa) writes:
> In article <5827@internal.Apple.COM> casseres@apple.com (David Casseres) writes:
> >This one is a bit too outrageous to let pass.  Absolutely _no_ part of the 
> >Mac implementation was developed and tested at PARC.  Furthermore, the 
> >basic concept of multiple windows came from SRI, as did the mouse.  Should 
> >SRI be suing Xerox?
> 
> How about this one: its is widely known that Steve Jobs *STOLE* a number
> of Xerox PARC employees to start the Lisa project.
> 
> -- Marco

Yep. He just walked in and took them all, and they didn't know *what*
the hell was going on.  Give me a break.

But, anyway, ignoring that, saying that yes, he could actually *STEEL*
employees (making it *only* Apple's fault...), Jobs, when he walked off to
do NeXT, *STOLE* Macintosh developers from Apple.  

I guess some habits are hard to break.  Looks like that WonderMachine everybody
is drooling over is as morally bankrupt as the Macintosh.

Geez. Technology reaches the masses.

Roger