Windows TP .... nyuk, nyuk

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Richard Masoner wrote:

> I'd kind-of rather that we not get into a discussion about the various
> pros-and-cons of varying systems, though as long as it doesn't
> degenerate into a "religious debate" I guess that would be okay.

Sorry, Bro. Masoner, I sent my reply before I read this message.  I will
make one more comment before I drop it, however.  I forgot to mention
Mac's cutting edge networking capabilities.  They aren't as fancy and
what Bro. Brown described for the UNIX machines, but features like
AppleTalk, Apple Remote Access, Web Sharing and many file sharing
features built into the Mac OS put it far ahead of what your average
Windows user can do without sinking a ton of additional money into his
machine.
 
> Personally, I'd to like to have a Mac.  But, as Sis Lunsford indicated,
> if I can get a PeeCee that is almost as capable for about 70% of the
> price, why bother?  

No way...not 70%.  I can't believe that.  You must not have priced them
lately.

> Also, as Sis Lunsford noted, the dearth of
> applications is a *big* hindrance for me.  And it seems like Jobs is
> doing everything he can lately to destroy Apple.  I mean, what benefit
> is there in ticking off the Mac Clone makers?  He got lucky with the
> original Apple and with his animation studio; everything else Jobs has
> had his hands in has lost money.

NEXT made money...from Apple.  :)
 
Okay, I'll shut up now.

God speed,
Kirk "Promotes Jesus more than any computer...really" Van Ooteghem
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Kirk Van Ooteghem

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