On Tue, Nov 03, 1998 at 06:41:08PM -0600, Styx wrote:
| Patrick, you told me you'd check it out; and, Omar, I'm especially
| interested in your comments (as you live here). Thanks for any feedback.
...
| hubs and back-end networks were disallowed. This brings
| us to the question of what constitues putting another
| machine on the ethernet. Is it a CPU? If so, it would
| mean that dual-CPU machines are disallowed. Is it a hard
| disk? If so, that means that any machine with more than
| one hard disk are disallowed. Is it an input device so as
| to prevent more than one person from using the ethernet at
| a time? I certainly hope not, because I like being able
| to use both my keyboard and mouse at the same time.
You're being absurd here. Asking about multiple cpu machines seems
appropriate, but multiple hard disks? That's taking it a bit far.
`I like being able to use both my keyboard and mouse at the same time' ?
... you're just insulting the guy who you're trying to convince.
Not a good policy.
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Doug McLaren, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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