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4 total messages Started by Sales Thu, 07 Aug 1997 00:00
ALPHA 533MHZ Clone Local In Australia Under $6000.00 Aust. Dollars
#4
Author: Sales
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 1997 00:00
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Clone Alpha 466MHz & 533MHz with 600MHz Workstations and Servers Suitable
for Windows NT are Now available in Australia. Ideally suited for high End
Graphics Workstations and Application Server use. Register your Interest to
sales@upgradetech.com.au. and be sure to have a look at the information at 
http://upgradetech.com.au/alpha/ more info will be added to this site over
the next 2 weeks so make sure you check it regularly.
Re: ALPHA 533MHZ Clone Local In Australia Under $6000.00 Aust. Dollars
#3
Author: Greg Young
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 1997 00:00
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How about a web address that works?

Sales <sales@upgradetech.com.au> wrote in article
<01bca2e3$c746e7c0$824a21cb@mikhail>...
> Clone Alpha 466MHz & 533MHz with 600MHz Workstations and Servers Suitable
> for Windows NT are Now available in Australia. Ideally suited for high
End
> Graphics Workstations and Application Server use. Register your Interest
to
> sales@upgradetech.com.au. and be sure to have a look at the information
at 
> http://upgradetech.com.au/alpha/ more info will be added to this site
over
> the next 2 weeks so make sure you check it regularly.
> 
Re: ALPHA 533MHZ Clone Local In Australia Under $6000.00 Aust. Dollars
#2
Author: Bruce Cook
Date: Sat, 09 Aug 1997 00:00
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"Sales" <sales@upgradetech.com.au> writes:

> 
> Clone Alpha 466MHz & 533MHz with 600MHz Workstations and Servers Suitable
> for Windows NT are Now available in Australia. Ideally suited for high End
> Graphics Workstations and Application Server use. Register your Interest to
> sales@upgradetech.com.au. and be sure to have a look at the information at 
> http://upgradetech.com.au/alpha/ more info will be added to this site over
> the next 2 weeks so make sure you check it regularly.

This spamming idiot doesn't even know the address
of his own web site.



-- 
...BRU

Bruce Cook,  Synonet Corp.
E-Mail: bcook@wantree.com.au
Phone:  +061 15 999 330
Re: ALPHA 533MHZ Clone Local In Australia Under $6000.00 Aust. Dollars
#1
Author: David Logan
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 00:00
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bite@my.bum.fr wrote:
> 
> "Sales" <sales@upgradetech.com.au> wrote:
> 
> >Clone Alpha 466MHz & 533MHz with 600MHz Workstations and Servers Suitable
> >for Windows NT are Now available in Australia. Ideally suited for high End
> >Graphics Workstations and Application Server use. Register your Interest to
> >sales@upgradetech.com.au. and be sure to have a look at the information at
> >http://upgradetech.com.au/alpha/ more info will be added to this site over
> >the next 2 weeks so make sure you check it regularly.
> 
> what a tool. Not only does he leave the www off his URL but the whole
> site is run from NT using Frontpage and Backoffice.
> 
> hahaahhahahh hohohohohohohho wwweeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
> Unix for ever! and hopfully some variation of WorkBench

My my, the level of intolerance is growing by the day.Is it any wonder
that people are put off using a wonderful operating system when small
minds such as this run off a diatribe?

Dear bite your bum, not everybody is a technical guru some of us just
try hard. Why not use a tool that makes things easy? This sort of
puritanism (is this a word?) does nothing to endear the Linux community
to others who may be lurking and trying to decide.

Just my .02 francs worth

8-)

P.S. The same goes for other replies in this ilk

P.P.S I would like to see Linux running on an alpha clone it would
probably run like stink and blow all NT stations out of the water.
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