> Amiga seems to have more lives than BeOS and other similar OS'es.
> Not sure how many will remember once we first generation Amigans
> leave
> the scene, but until then some will remember.

There's still activity for C64/128 users so maybe there's still hope
for Amiga.

> As southerners in the US
> are reputed to say about our Civil War after the war was over - which
> they called the War among the states - "Forget hell."

Wasn't that the "War Of Northern Aggression" too?

Jaeson

"In a world without walls, who needs Windows? In a
world without fences, who needs Gates?" --Chris Hodges


"It's not too surprising that these proletarian lefties and inveterate peaceniks
should attack Exxon, for (by my modest count there) war profiteering, racism,
overcrowded jails, civil liberties, human rights, HIV, hepatitis, mental
illness, combat fatalities, the Pentagon's budget, the need for prosthetics,
pollution, environmental illnesses, foreign adventurism and buying Congress
wholesale. But wait till it starts dawning on conservatives and rich people that
climate-change is Exxon's biggest product, and that climate disruption is
causing horrific economic damage to their own pocketbooks. Somebody somewhere is
gonna go down hard for that. There really isn't a better candidate for
scapegoating and deliberate public punishment than the people of Exxon. And
they're sure not gonna lack for finger pointing. They're all over the world, and
all over the world people hate them." -- Bruce Sterling



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