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To: blake_paterson who wrote (75124)	6/29/2001 12:51:31 PM
From: Win Smith	Respond to of 93625

Behaviour such as lies, misrepresentation, inappropriateness* and abuse. . .* Oh my God. Lies, misrepresentation, and abuse are one thing, though picking out Carl in the sea of Rambus flackery that the longs dump here is quite a stretch on those alleged sins. But inappropriatenesss? The SI thought police need to be informed about that one. Jeff has a history of working hard to protect bus people from their own idiocy, you'd better get him on the case quick.

To: blake_paterson who wrote (75124)	6/29/2001 1:19:41 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 93625

>>What matters is that (for whatever reason) you seem to have undertaken a jihad anaginst INTC/RMBS and will stop at nothing to accomplish your goals<< actually, blake, you've taken your eyes off the shell again. rmbs likes it when you do that. what matters are the facts that bilow presents. my guess is the longs don't like the FAACTS and so they attack the messenger. opinion is neither here nor there. take it or leave it. but address the FACTS. they are what MATTERS. bilow says that VIA, AMD, SiS, Serverworks, ALi, IBM, Nvidia, ATI, PMCS, Apple, etc., aren't setting up for dram. is he wrong? are these guys bit players? what's up and how come the fraud company touters keep ignoring this? why didn't VIA, AMD, SiS, Serverworks, ALi, IBM, Nvidia, ATI, PMCS, Apple, etc., use RDRAM? Why did Intel decide to use DDR, and not stick with RDRAM only?"