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"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

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Fritz Wuehler wrote:

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"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

Regards
Stefan
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Stefan Claas wrote:

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <a02f814db1cef6d54ddd2acd84398216@remailer.privacy.at>
"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

Regards
Stefan

That would be a Mac used in a Point Of Sale system.

https://www.lightspeedhq.com.au/mac-point-of-sale/

Paul


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Paul wrote:

Stefan Claas wrote:

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

That would be a Mac used in a Point Of Sale system.

https://www.lightspeedhq.com.au/mac-point-of-sale/

Nice deflection.
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On 2020-12-24 2:54 p.m., Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <a02f814db1cef6d54ddd2acd84398216@remailer.privacy.at>
"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever
been written for UNIX.
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In article <rs36gv$7rh$1@dont-email.me>
Stefan Claas <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote:

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <a02f814db1cef6d54ddd2acd84398216@remailer.privacy.at> "Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

Piece
Of
Shit

Regards
Stefan

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Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <rs36gv$7rh$1@dont-email.me>
Stefan Claas <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote:

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <a02f814db1cef6d54ddd2acd84398216@remailer.privacy.at> "Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-\\\
|^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't! :-(
|O O|
| ~ |
\ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

Piece
Of
Shit

Ah, thank you. macOS wise I think that Macs are
not bad, because users can of course run a Remailer
client or Remailer on it. What I do not like about
Macs (if I would be an American) is that Apple since
a very long time has it's production facilities in
China AFAIK (I have nothing against chinese people)
and not in the United States, to create jobs there
and that they are overpriced, compared to a PC
with better hardware specs.

Regards
Stefan
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Stefan,

What I do not like about Macs (if I would be an
American) is that Apple since a very long time has
it's production facilities in China AFAIK and not
in the United States, to create jobs there

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite a bit more expensive
? I mean, Chinese workers seem to be quite cheap in comparision to American ones (including, but not only, wages).

and that they are overpriced

Ah, I guess not .... :-)

Regards,
Rudy Wieser


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R.Wieser wrote:

Stefan,

What I do not like about Macs (if I would be an
American) is that Apple since a very long time has
it's production facilities in China AFAIK and not
in the United States, to create jobs there

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite a bit more expensive ? I mean, Chinese workers seem to be quite cheap in comparision to American ones (including, but not only, wages).

Absolutely not, if I would be still a Mac user. ...

and that they are overpriced

Ah, I guess not .... :-)

My godchild, 15 years old, is at school in a so called iPad class, because
they must use an iPad (don't ask me why) and now she figured out that a
pen for the iPad, she likes to have, cost her 100+ bucks, because the iPad model she has does not support 3rd party pens which do the same and
cost only 30 bucks.

Regards
Stefan

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On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 5:15:42 AM UTC-7, Stefan Claas wrote:

R.Wieser wrote:

Stefan,

What I do not like about Macs (if I would be an
American) is that Apple since a very long time has
it's production facilities in China AFAIK and not
in the United States, to create jobs there

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite a bit more expensive
? I mean, Chinese workers seem to be quite cheap in comparision to American
ones (including, but not only, wages).

Absolutely not, if I would be still a Mac user. ...

and that they are overpriced

Ah, I guess not .... :-)

My godchild, 15 years old, is at school in a so called iPad class, because they must use an iPad (don't ask me why) and now she figured out that a
pen for the iPad, she likes to have, cost her 100+ bucks, because the iPad model she has does not support 3rd parties models which do the same and
cost onyl 30 bucks.

Regards
Stefan

All that matters is that Commander 'The Shill' Kinsey gets to express
his poorly written flyer and then hang up and giggle about it. The fact
that Apd is a real person on the other end of the phone is what gets
him off. What do you get out of lying? We're all sorry Commander 'The
Shill' Kinsey's a paranoid, narcissistic, delusional liar but that's
not gonna change anything <shrug>. One day, if you bother to focus...
you'd see that Commander 'The Shill' Kinsey's tactic is to 'carelessly'
incite people and then play 'injured party.

Why do you think Apd is trying to defend Commander 'The Shill' Kinsey?
Even he sees his nonsense. He can not comment on any of the stuff I quote because he sees it is real.

You guys can only appreciate things from the perspective of a psychopath.



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Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <rs36gv$7rh$1@dont-email.me>
Stefan Claas <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote:

Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <a02f814db1cef6d54ddd2acd84398216@remailer.privacy.at>
"Anonymous Remailer (austria)" <mixmaster@remailer.privacy.at>
wrote:

///-///

^ ^| We run a remailer and you don't!
O O|

/ U /
| |

A POS Mac can't run a remailer.

Excuse me, language barrier, what is a POS Mac?

Piece
Of
Shit

Ah, thank you. macOS wise I think that Macs are
not bad, because users can of course run a Remailer
client or Remailer on it. What I do not like about
Macs (if I would be an American) is that Apple since
a very long time has it's production facilities in
China AFAIK (I have nothing against chinese people)
and not in the United States, to create jobs there
and that they are overpriced, compared to a PC
with better hardware specs.

In addition, I HATE butt f#$king queers and the president of Apple is a fag/sexual pervert. Jobs was a vicious, genuine bastard who treated his employees like WWII German jews. I was thinking of switching to an Apple once, but upon asking a company if I could use their Apple computer to look up something on the web, it had an Apple hockey puck mouse. When I saw that piece of garbage, I knew to never go to Apple. So remember that every day the head of Apple is sticking his prod up someone's butt and sharing his butt hole with others.

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Stefan,

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite
a bit more expensive ?

Absolutely not

Alright. Just remember that you chose to subsidise your fellow Americans when you start to notice that you can't buy as much as you once could.
And again when the inflation rate goes up a notch or so.

My godchild, [snip]

I'm sorry, but the your comparing of expensive iPad pens to cheap(er) 3rd party stuff is a whole other discussion. Just remember that a products
price will always be(come) what the market will bear. If you think that that iStuff maker rips you off than that is the result of enough people
having no problem with being ripped off.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser


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R.Wieser wrote:

Stefan,

What I do not like about Macs (if I would be an
American) is that Apple since a very long time has
it's production facilities in China AFAIK and not
in the United States, to create jobs there

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite a bit more expensive ? I mean, Chinese workers seem to be quite cheap in comparision to American ones (including, but not only, wages).

and that they are overpriced

Ah, I guess not .... :-)

Regards,
Rudy Wieser

Americans should at least be making the wheels and the monitor stand.
If a monitor stand costs $1000, surely it could be carved by
Americans from solid unobtanium.

Paul
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On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 6:20:30 AM UTC-7, R.Wieser wrote:

Stefan,

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite
a bit more expensive ?

Absolutely not

Alright. Just remember that you chose to subsidise your fellow Americans when you start to notice that you can't buy as much as you once could.
And again when the inflation rate goes up a notch or so.

My godchild, [snip]

I'm sorry, but the your comparing of expensive iPad pens to cheap(er) 3rd party stuff is a whole other discussion. Just remember that a products
price will always be(come) what the market will bear. If you think that
that iStuff maker rips you off than that is the result of enough people having no problem with being ripped off.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser

Gee, imagine Gregory Hall trying to pin his trash on me, no one has ever
seen that before.

In fact Gregory Hall's lies only grew. So as might be expected I regret
not joining the advocates and attacking Gregory Hall. While I am sure
the trolls liked it, I've not helped the situation at all.

Who are you even blubbering to?

Gregory Hall's actions are actually in all respects disingenuous. There
is zero question that as soon as any recent 'plonkee' does one thing to
hurt the inferior pansy's feelings that they'll be reblocked.

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Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever
been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one, EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

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John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one, EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Regards
Stefan

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Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever >> > been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a >> Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until >> weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in >> bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Germany... Land of the INSANE, destroying their own nuclear energy.
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In article <rs4ouq$1ifv$1@adenine.netfront.net>
"R.Wieser" <address@not.available> wrote:

Stefan,

So, you have no problem with those Macs becoming quite
a bit more expensive ?

Absolutely not

Alright. Just remember that you chose to subsidise your fellow Americans when you start to notice that you can't buy as much as you once could.
And again when the inflation rate goes up a notch or so.

What is this "subsidy" you speak of?

My godchild, [snip]

I'm sorry, but the your comparing of expensive iPad pens to cheap(er) 3rd party stuff is a whole other discussion. Just remember that a products
price will always be(come) what the market will bear. If you think that that iStuff maker rips you off than that is the result of enough people having no problem with being ripped off.

Apple market = Mostly lazy drones who majored in underwater
basket weaving and social dysfunction. Corporations love people
like that because they can be plugged into meaningless positions
and are no threat to the leadership at the top. If they screw
up, as they do frequently, pull the plug and get another drone.

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John Doe wrote:

Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever
been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a
Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until
weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Germany... Land of the INSANE, destroying their own nuclear energy.

Some of our decision makers may be insane! But their actions are only
possible because we have become a saturated smartphone generation.

Thank you Apple for inventing the iPhone ... !!! Your plan to make
people addicted with useless things was succesful!!!

If Germany would still be governed by our former super awesome chancellor Helmut Kohl (R.I.P) it wouldn't be like this!

For privacy activists ... Helmut Kohl always used for important telephone
calls telephone booths ... Telephone booths in Germany, at least here in
Berlin were everywhere destroyed, so that our German Telekom removed them
and only a couple of them are maintained, because of our regulations.

Regards
Stefan

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On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 2:30:32 PM UTC-7, Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Regards
Stefan

Commander Kinsey is a false advocate's only reason for living.

Plenty of denizens continue talking to J. J. Lodder. To be clear, I don't blame Commander Kinsey for his ire but, truly, I do not figure out why
he stays here at all. Commander Kinsey is focused on discussions as seen
in a non-trolling venue and open forums will never work for him. With no support at all, as is the norm for J. J. Lodder. You insisting a lie is
real does not make it true.


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"Stefan Claas" <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote

| > IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
| > EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live
in
| > bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.
|
| 'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...
|
I had to replace my 3G Tracphone recently and was
pleasantly surprised to find a full-featured Android Blu
View 1 for $30. I don't know how they can even buy the
hardware at that price. With a 4-core CPU and 2 GB
RAM! Crazy.

My guess is that it's assembled
by Chinese or SE Asian slave labor, like iPhones, and
that Google provides a subsidy because they expect
to be able to spy on me constantly. Or maybe Tracphone
subsidizes it.

Though I must
say, it does really piss me off that for $30 I couldn't
get a "pink gold" phone with 7 60mp cameras, a fitness
plan, and a Dick Tracy watch. So I guess I should have
spent another $1,600 for one of Timmy Cook's status
blobs that can talk to my wrist.


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On 26 Dec 2020 at 12:54:40 GMT, Stephen - frelwizen 2808 <frelwizzen@gmail.com> wrote:

On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 2:30:32 PM UTC-7, Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ... >>

You insisting a lie is real does not make it true.

I will prolly go back to my old clamshell. The only so-called app I use on the iPhone is WhatsApp, and I can quite happily exist without it.

--
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Mayayana wrote:

"Stefan Claas" <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote

| > IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
| > EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
| > bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.
|
| 'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ... |
I had to replace my 3G Tracphone recently and was
pleasantly surprised to find a full-featured Android Blu
View 1 for $30. I don't know how they can even buy the
hardware at that price. With a 4-core CPU and 2 GB
RAM! Crazy.

My guess is that it's assembled
by Chinese or SE Asian slave labor, like iPhones, and
that Google provides a subsidy because they expect
to be able to spy on me constantly. Or maybe Tracphone
subsidizes it.

Though I must
say, it does really piss me off that for $30 I couldn't
get a "pink gold" phone with 7 60mp cameras, a fitness
plan, and a Dick Tracy watch. So I guess I should have
spent another $1,600 for one of Timmy Cook's status
blobs that can talk to my wrist.

Interesting, you say 'to spy on me'. What do you expect
from your device and what daily purpose should it serve?

I think it would be a good idea, regardless of device
and feature set such a mobile device has, to try to
purchase a device, hopefully made in your country
to support local hard working people, that a) one
buys at a local dealer, to support him, instead of
purchasing at Amazon, to make Jeff Bezos not richer
and your local dealer poorer and b) that it runs an
OpenSource OS.

Regards
Stefan

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On Saturday, December 26, 2020 at 7:33:48 AM UTC-7, Mayayana wrote:

"Stefan Claas" <ste...@ctemplar.com> wrote
| > IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
| > EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
| > bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.
|
| 'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ... |
I had to replace my 3G Tracphone recently and was
pleasantly surprised to find a full-featured Android Blu
View 1 for $30. I don't know how they can even buy the
hardware at that price. With a 4-core CPU and 2 GB
RAM! Crazy.

My guess is that it's assembled
by Chinese or SE Asian slave labor, like iPhones, and
that Google provides a subsidy because they expect
to be able to spy on me constantly. Or maybe Tracphone
subsidizes it.

Though I must
say, it does really piss me off that for $30 I couldn't
get a "pink gold" phone with 7 60mp cameras, a fitness
plan, and a Dick Tracy watch. So I guess I should have
spent another $1,600 for one of Timmy Cook's status
blobs that can talk to my wrist.

Obviously, the only thought that concerns Jaimie Vandenbergh is appearing "accurate", and if he can not have that he will post more evidence to actively kick Apd down... ignoring him is the only option. This forum is a leaking porta potty. The Mack has more integrated tools. Jaimie Vandenbergh will
never live that down. I can tell from the way Jaimie Vandenbergh complained
- by getting wrong basics of the language and the like - he has not once studied a computationally complex program in his life. If he had he would
have understood the requirements to not create thousands of 'launchers'!



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Stefan Claas <stefan@ctemplar.com> wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever
been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a
Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until
weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Germany... Land of the INSANE, destroying their own nuclear energy.

Some of our decision makers may be insane! But their actions are only possible because we have become a saturated smartphone generation.

Thank you Apple for inventing the iPhone ... !!! Your plan to make
people addicted with useless things was succesful!!!

Useless things that don't enable much real work to be done.
Give me a green screen!

If Germany would still be governed by our former super awesome chancellor Helmut Kohl (R.I.P) it wouldn't be like this!

For privacy activists ... Helmut Kohl always used for important telephone calls telephone booths ... Telephone booths in Germany, at least here in Berlin were everywhere destroyed, so that our German Telekom removed them
and only a couple of them are maintained, because of our regulations.

Regards
Stefan

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Stefan Claas wrote:

I think it would be a good idea, regardless of device
and feature set such a mobile device has, to try to
purchase a device, hopefully made in your country
to support local hard working people, that a) one
buys at a local dealer, to support him, instead of
purchasing at Amazon, to make Jeff Bezos not richer
and your local dealer poorer and b) that it runs an
OpenSource OS.

Maybe interesting for some of you, Volla Phone, Made in Germany.

https://volla.online

Regards
Stefan

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On Monday, December 28, 2020 at 7:54:23 AM UTC-7, Fritz Wuehler wrote:

In article <rs6vnc$3ik$1...@dont-email.me>
Stefan Claas <ste...@ctemplar.com> wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Stefan Claas wrote:

John Doe wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:

I wouldn't know what a "POS Mac" is...

It's a Mac.

...but an actual Apple Mac can pretty much run any software that's ever
been written for UNIX.

Never wasted my time with a Macintosh computer except once long ago when a
Japanese visitor rented one.

I did eye a NEXT computer, with its whopping 8 MB of system memory. Until
weeks later when everybody realized NEXT wasn't.

IPhones and subsequent smartphones are a different story. Everybody has one,
EVERYBODY, including the homeless and people in foreign lands who live in
bamboo shacks without indoor plumbing.

'EVERYBODY'? I sold mine and switched to a dumb phone, Made in Germany ...

Germany... Land of the INSANE, destroying their own nuclear energy.

Some of our decision makers may be insane! But their actions are only possible because we have become a saturated smartphone generation.

Thank you Apple for inventing the iPhone ... !!! Your plan to make
people addicted with useless things was succesful!!!

Useless things that don't enable much real work to be done.
Give me a green screen!

If Germany would still be governed by our former super awesome chancellor Helmut Kohl (R.I.P) it wouldn't be like this!

For privacy activists ... Helmut Kohl always used for important telephone calls telephone booths ... Telephone booths in Germany, at least here in Berlin were everywhere destroyed, so that our German Telekom removed them and only a couple of them are maintained, because of our regulations.

Regards
Stefan

Given how frequently it seems that Apd's .sig file is some distortion of
a statement Dustin made which had been a blow on Apd for something he did which was crazy/inaccurate/etc... its really a repeated expression of Apd's deep rooted embarrassment for having been so regularly pwned: Apd is undeniably
not able of facing his own actions. From what I've seen it looks like the ClamXav ecosystem needs more and more resources. No-one gets it, I barely understand it. BTW, I've already discussed that his use of "cult-like"
to describe knowledgable posters is insulting, since he's likening them
to crazed wildebeests.

I see you are choosing to wallow in Apd's area of socks and lies over
an exchange that would have been a shard more 'honest'. There are ever reducing reasons to come to Google Groups and mean spirited insults like
this highlights why that's true.

The "advocates" value the LCD in both their lives and their computer systems.



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