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Re: Windows 95 testing halted at Motorola

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From: Jim Williams
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 1995 22:13
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billman@centcon.com (William Rini) wrote:
>
>2.  Don't every single one of the commercial online services have the
>same capability as does MS to read your drive, as well as your online
>habits and sell the marketing info?
>

Yes, but right at the moment I'm attacking Microsoft.

What you don't seem to understand is that most of the people who are
really hitting hard at Microsoft here don't really care much for the
other commercial OS/Services either.  We have a different, and we
think better, solution.  You're not going to find very many Linux or
FreeBSD users on AOL.  AOL is another case of practicing unsafe sex.

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Subject: Re: Windows 95 testing halted at Motorola
Date: 13 Aug 1995 22:13:26 GMT
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