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In article <b6zTxQxFKhhb089yn@ibm.net>, madbrain@ibm.net wrote:

> In article <4ildn4$meu@daily-planet.nodak.edu>,
> nahender@prairie.NoDak.edu (Nathanael J Henderson) wrote:
> >Dan Pop (danpop@mail.cern.ch) wrote:
> >
> >: If MocOS supports multiple interactive users, then I admit being dead
> >: wrong.  Ditto for PMT.
> >
> >   Multiple interactive users?  It would appear this whole idea of 
> >"personal computers" has gone over your head.  :-)
> 
> Here's the answer :
> MacOS (not Mock Os :-)) only supports a single, dumb user. It's so easy
> that he does not have to do anything, just watch the OS do it all for
> him. No interaction :-). In fact, the user doesn't even have to *be*
> there :-)
> 
> -- 
> 
> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> // Julien R. Pierre
> // http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/Henry/Madbrain
> // Certified OS/2 Engineer - Multimedia Developer - 1-941-366-5355

  You are about as funny as a root canal. Stick to what you claim to be
certified for/at. MAYBE, just maybe, you would know what you are talking
about, then. Until you do, brush up on your witty remarks. You can start
with such simple and easy exercises such as: "Knock, knock..." and  "Why
did the chicken (x, y, z)?...", then move on up to more sophisticated
things such as "A priest, a rabbi and a french fry (or is it a
julien?)...". Try this for about 6 weeks, then come back and have another
swing at it. You shouldn't bomb as badly, then.

Candide

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