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To: Bilow who wrote (50330)	8/18/2000 9:07:57 PM
From: jim kelley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

BAWAHAHAHA! He must be a musghroom! Meanwhile, RAMBUS is dominating workstations sales with 75% of the market. It is moving strongly into the performance desktop market. That is what happens to engineers when you keep them in the dark and feed them crap.

To: Bilow who wrote (50330)	8/19/2000 1:13:28 AM
From: NightOwl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Ha! Nice try Carl. But it will take more, ...much more, than this to kill the Great INTC "Rules" The World Conspiracy of 1995. The problem is that, despite the obvious credibility of the witness, he is obviously only competent to testify as to the conversation around the table at lunch. Which is to say that he wasn't privy to the conniving of Mr. Gelsinger and his presentations to the Executive Committee which actually made said stupid decision. What about the long suppressed "Pin Count Report"?! And all those "missing" EDN Mag issues?! <g> And what's more, we have yet to hear any testimony whatsoever concerning the level of communications between INTC package EEs and their process EEs. Not only have the INTC design flow charts been withheld from evidence, but we don't even know yet whether INTC farmed out its real "packaging" technology development to "Morton-Thioconspire" back in those heady days of Empire and Domination. And who controlled the flow of info from this unnamed contractor to the internal process guys?! No Mr. Bilow. You've got more loose ends to account for than you can stuff in a PBGA! So, once again,... Oliver Stone shall have his day. And from where I sit, this baby is going to gross more than "Barbarians At The Gate" and "Kennedy" easy. <g> 0\|0