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The article is over 2 and a half years old but don't let that sway your judgement. IT moves at an almost glacial pace and it will be decades before this problem is addressedBy Eric Lai, Computerworld | 07 November 08
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Oh! I didn't see the date. LOL!Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostThe article is over 2 and a half years old but don't let that sway your judgement. IT moves at an almost glacial pace and it will be decades before this problem is addressed

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So why the **** did you post the article?Originally posted by pacharan View PostOh! I didn't see the date. LOL!
You know **** all about the topic and post an article at random
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Well that somes up social media, but that wasn't the question being askedOriginally posted by Churchill View PostSo why the **** did you post the article?
You know **** all about the topic and post an article at random
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Because, you rude man, I've been reading some of the posts where people have been crowing about how good they are & I'm interested in getting one myself. Just thought I'd throw it in the mix.Originally posted by Churchill View PostSo why the **** did you post the article?
You know **** all about the topic and post an article at random
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Someone should throw you in the mix..........but only if they want essence of imbecile!Originally posted by pacharan View PostJust thought I'd throw it in the mix.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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If that were indeed the case you would have also read the constructive comments posted in those topics and wouldn't feel the need to steal my oxygen and pollute my forum!Originally posted by pacharan View PostBecause, you rude man, I've been reading some of the posts where people have been crowing about how good they are & I'm interested in getting one myself. Just thought I'd throw it in the mix.Comment
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Well if the flippin' search facility worked properly I would have found those posts and read the comments.Originally posted by Churchill View PostIf that were indeed the case you would have also read the constructive comments posted in those topics and wouldn't feel the need to steal my oxygen and pollute my forum!Comment
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