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To: Mephisto who wrote (19899)	9/19/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: JC Jaros	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

You are going to get a organ. Does your wife play? Avoiding the wife playing my organ thing (which in fact I did this morning), no I do. She's a fiddler though (once was a Weiser winner <g>). What is slashdot & KMUD? Slashdot is a geek news and discussion site. KMUD is a community radio station I often listen to through RealAudio while online, and in person when I'm up there in the broadcast area (Humboldt County). I looked at your profile. I see you own GE as well. Do you think it will ever split? I suppose so. I don't really pay much attention to GE, it's split history, etc. I bought it for GE Capital. I think they should spin everything else off. :) Which part of the country do you call home? Northern California. Can't you tell? I figured the speculation about Pokemon being the antichrist was a dead give away. PS: What kind of web client do you think Sun might develop with MAJC? Or what kind of client would you like to see the company develop? I hadn't given much thought to that until remembering Diba. If nothing ever get's shelved at Sun, it would seem that MAJC and Diba are a natural pairing. I guess I was specifically thinking of an ascended multimedia home client. As much as I like getting into *nix, I really am looking forward to a simpler thing than the PC. I would be perfectly happy to hack around a shell account through a thin client. -JCJ