On Sat, 10 Nov 2001, Richard Erlacher wrote:
> If Sellam insists, then we can agree to disagree, since I don't think
> much of the Apple][, not back in the early days of microcomputers, and
> certainly not now, when we can all thank our lucky starts that we have
> better tools to use. In any case, I don't miss 'em because I didn't
> use 'em myself back then, and I don't want to do so now. Once that
> FOCAL manual is transcribed to a useful format, these Apple machines I
> have are parts and scrap.
No, we aren't going to "agree to disagree" because you're basically
claiming as fact something that is completely false. You are trying to
make your factually incorrect opinion a part of historical record. You
refuse to admit that your knowledge of the hardware in question is based
on secondhand information from your admittedly poor recollection, and just
above you state, "I didn't use 'em myself back then".
So the question is, what the hell do you really know about them anyway?
And the answer is, absolutely f-ing nothing.
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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