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>> thinking about public service computing as well as celebrating clarity of > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >Thanks. I had been missing this sort of concept since about 1992. Ditto. I'm rather nostalgic for the "pre-commercial" days of the Internet when spam was still a questionable meat by-product, hacking just meant "pushing the envelope," and we shared code and ideas to help advance the art, not just because we wanted to align ourselves for the next ridiculously lucrative IPO... RGF Robert G. Ferrell Internet Technologist National Business Center, US DoI Robert_G_Ferrell at nbc.gov ********************************** **** I hack, therefore I am ****** **********************************
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