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4 total messages Started by David Beck Fri, 16 Oct 1998 00:00
Parts Diagrams and Schematics
#7
Author: David Beck
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998 00:00
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I am looking for schematics or parts diagrams for any
HP servers or workstations.  Especially interested in C

class workstation, but any would be helpful.  Thanks.
Dave
Re: Parts Diagrams and Schematics
#8
Author: Mark
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998 00:00
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David Beck wrote in message <3627AF54.9949489@yahoo.com>...
>I am looking for schematics or parts diagrams for any
>HP servers or workstations.  Especially interested in C
>
>class workstation, but any would be helpful.  Thanks.
>Dave


Now Dave why would you want schematics? You're trolling for names to try and
recruit, that's why. If anybody knows what firm this jerk represents, please
post it on any of the numerous ng's this guy spams. I'll be glad to give the
CEO a call and see if the firm is so desperate they have to resort to ruse
and subterfuge in their recruiting efforts. If their that desperate to
employ this hack to spam all these ng's, you've gotta wonder why. Dave, try
and learn how to do your job in a professional manner and let me give you a
hint, it's not by lying and spamming your way through every ng that's got
Unix or HP in it.

Mark
Re: Parts Diagrams and Schematics
#9
Author: George Shileikis
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 00:00
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David Beck wrote:
> 
> I am looking for schematics or parts diagrams for any
> HP servers or workstations.  Especially interested in C
> class workstation, but any would be helpful.  Thanks.

Has anyone tried to EMail this indivdual? I did trying to
explain that what he was doing was to say the least distasteful.
You should have read his replies... refering to me living in
a landlocked state and hanging around with "buffalo women".
This person is a real "class-act". I wonder if his employer
knows what he is up to.

One things for sure, I would never work for this ^$#$(*..

Just my 2 cents....

---

    George Shileikis               __ 
    (ESG-FC) ICT/CME Test         /\_\
    Hewlett Packard Company      / / /_   ______
    3400 East Harmony Road      / / /__\ /\_____\
    Fort Collins, CO  80528    / / __  // / __  /
    (970) 898-2984            / / / / // / /_/ /
                              \/_/ /_// / ____/
    georges@fc.hp.com                / / /
                                     \/_/
Re: Parts Diagrams and Schematics
#10
Author: Biswajit Tripathy
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1998 00:00
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George Shileikis wrote:

> David Beck wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for schematics or parts diagrams for any
> > HP servers or workstations.  Especially interested in C
> > class workstation, but any would be helpful.  Thanks.
>
> Has anyone tried to EMail this indivdual? I did trying to
> explain that what he was doing was to say the least distasteful.
> You should have read his replies... refering to me living in
> a landlocked state and hanging around with "buffalo women".
> This person is a real "class-act". I wonder if his employer
> knows what he is up to.
>
> One things for sure, I would never work for this ^$#$(*..
>
> Just my 2 cents....
>
> ---
>
>     George Shileikis               __
>     (ESG-FC) ICT/CME Test         /\_\
>     Hewlett Packard Company      / / /_   ______
>     3400 East Harmony Road      / / /__\ /\_____\
>     Fort Collins, CO  80528    / / __  // / __  /
>     (970) 898-2984            / / / / // / /_/ /
>                               \/_/ /_// / ____/
>     georges@fc.hp.com                / / /
>                                      \/_/

  George,
   I think you should post about this guy to some internal HP
   news groups so that people are aware about this guy.
--
Regards,
Biswajit Tripathy, HP-UX Networking
Hewlett Packard, India Software Operation
Bangalore, INDIA
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