"J. Coon" wrote:
IBM put it together and got the DOS operating system from Bill Gates.
They didn't buy the whole DOS program and Billy Boy, decided to sell it
to compeditors too, since Big Blue didn't have an exclusive license to
use his software.
That's exactly what I said.
We could all be using Apples for ciying
out loud. Yech! the thought of it. :)
Yeah, but would you think that if all you had ever used
were Apples? :)
Josh
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Mike Burger wrote,
| But is that really news? It was IBM Germany, after all.
Apparently some of it started, or may have started, while there as yet was no
autonomous IBM Germany, before Hitler nationalized foreign corporations' ope-
rations there.
In any case, revenues of IBM and Ford Motors
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We could all be using Apples for crying
out loud. Yech! the thought of it. :)
Yeah, but would you think that if all you had ever used
were Apples? :)
I'd be thinking, "When are they gonna invent the pc and Windows?"
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las wrote:
Besides, IBM hasn't done anything to help promote the Mini Disc.
They are the ones that came out with the PC that everyone copied and
got everyone on this platform. We could all be using Apples for ciying
out loud. Yech! the thought of it. :)
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Jim Coon
Not just another
"J. Coon" wrote:
They are the ones that came out with the PC that everyone copied and
got everyone on this platform. We could all be using Apples for ciying
out loud. Yech! the thought of it. :)
Jim the "PC" that IBM "invented" was a worthless piece of sh!t. All they
did was throw
OK, first off this is my 2.5 cents. anyone who actually thinks this
business about ibm and the nazi's is really about how evil ibm is for
working with the nazi's douring the war needs to wake up in columbia and
smell the so called coffee. it's about the that ibm has. someone
found out
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Mike Burger wrote:
But is that really news? It was IBM Germany, after all. The employees
were German. Besides the Jews and Gypsies, who else do you think was
killed...anyone who spoke out against Hitler/The Reich. Hitler ruled by
fear just as much as force
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IBM put it together and got the DOS operating
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, las wrote:
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The news is that IBM found out what those purposes were yet continued to deal
with the Third Reich. If that turns out to be true, you have to acknowledge
that it makes a difference.
Let's forget about the details of what the
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But is that really news? It was IBM Germany,
From: "Mike Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I'm saying is that before people go getting all verklempt over the
Nazis' use of machines, some of which the government undoubtedly owned prior
to their parade of "undesirables" to the camps, does not make IBM...the
German arm or the parent
Mike Burger wrote:
But is that really news? It was IBM Germany, after all. The employees
were German. Besides the Jews and Gypsies, who else do you think was
killed...anyone who spoke out against Hitler/The Reich. Hitler ruled by
fear just as much as force of personality, you know.
The book
Just got back from a visit to an IBM convention. Perhaps some of you have
seen this, but they're about to debut, or have just debuted, a portable 1
1/2
inch square, 1/8" thin one-gigabyte portable "micro drive" that connects
to
all sorts of things. Pretty impressive little thing.
IBM
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Just got back from a visit to an IBM convention. Perhaps some of you have
seen this, but they're about to debut, or have just debuted, a portable 1 1/2
inch square, 1/8"
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 20:44:31 -, "Dave Hooper" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's got a high initial latency cos it needs to spin up and spin down (on
devices that use power saving modes, anyway), and that can cause skipping
and drop outs.
It also has a high battery consumption. I recall 4
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seen this, but they're about to debut, or have just debuted, a portable 1 1/2
inch square, 1/8" thin one-gigabyte portable "micro drive" that connects to
all sorts of things. Pretty
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Ok, ok...let's not get crazy. Next, we'll be
From: "Michael Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, ok...let's not get crazy. Next, we'll be yelling to sue the companies
that made the chemicals used in the gas chambers, or the companies that made
the guns and bullets. And I'm quite sure that IBM machines were being used
to count the number of
* las [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 13 Feb 2001
| I'm sure it makes you feel good to know that some IBM punch card probably
| had their name or number listed (the Nazis destroyed as much as they
| could-they were insane record keepers-but just as insane about trying to
| destroy the evidence).
|
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 20:48:04 -0800, Don Capps wrote:
From: "Michael Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, ok...let's not get crazy. Next, we'll be yelling to sue the companies
that made the chemicals used in the gas chambers, or the companies that made
the guns and bullets. And I'm quite sure that
Michael Burger wrote,
| IBM made a tool. The Nazis were the ones who used the tool for their
| purposes.
The news is that IBM found out what those purposes were yet continued to deal
with the Third Reich. If that turns out to be true, you have to acknowledge
that it makes a difference.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The news is that IBM found out what those purposes were yet continued to deal
with the Third Reich. If that turns out to be true, you have to acknowledge
that it makes a difference.
Let's forget about the details of what the Nazis did and just for the moment
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