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On 2005-08-15 12:27:06 +1000, Jere Lull said:
In article , Geoff Schultz wrote: And yes, I would trust Windows... As one that programs rather sophisticated applications under Windows, I don't. What I have to do at work is primarily why I have a Mac at home: UNIX stability with a wonderful interface is such a lovely experience. My wife had laser eye surgery to correct a severe myopia problem. I believe she would have been legally blind without her 'coke bottle bottom' lenses. Anyway, she now does not need glasses period now after the procedure. First time since she was 9 years old and she is now 59 that she has not needed glasses! The scanning of the eye surface, control of the laser beam and tracking applications all run under guess what? WINDOWS. Purpose built systems can achieve greater reliability than general purpose systems. And BTW they are not connected to the internet ;-) I too worked in the IT industry for 30+ years. OS development and software development tools as well as hardware in the early years. A mac user but windows is not as bad as many zealots portray it. Just too damn complex and obfuscated when compared to the Mac;-) -- Regards, John Proctor VK3JP, VKV6789 S/V Chagall |
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