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In article <3967@cup.portal.com> Thomas_E_Zerucha@cup.portal.com writes:
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>Remember that Atari didn't write GEM for the 68000, DRI did.  If you program
>professionally you will realize the difficulty of simply picking up someone
>elses code and trying to "fix all the little bugs".  If it is/was as simple
>as you make out, why don't you write a patch that goes in the auto folder
>and fixes all these bugs?
	No Source code.  Gone are the days that systems are written and
debugged in Machine Language.  (At least I thought that they were)
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plays Old macdonald has a farm.  I will not listen to reason, of
course your watch is not as good as mine, in fact you are
silly for having bought it.  Sell it and buy my kind.
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