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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (112337)	3/25/1999 4:02:00 PM
From: edamo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

tim...what profanity... the last few days have brought out my sarcastic side...hopefully the clowns will return to the circus...see the act once and it's all repeats....i prefer fresh stimulating ideas...as is the norm on the thread....instead of end of the world, buy gold, lock and load dolts...cheers, ed a.

To: T L Comiskey who wrote (112337)	3/25/1999 4:13:00 PM
From: Byron Xiao	Respond to of 176387

Look at it this way, SUN is the energy resource and the gravitational origin of this solar system. Therefore Sun servers will do well in this server-centric world. You can look at the Earths, the Jupiters, the Mars, as the clients in this model. Since the combined mass of all the planets in the Solar system is still much smaller than the Sun, therefore, most of the money are to be made in the Sun, not in the planets. DELL is getting the wrong idea, it's building, and selling the clients, the planets. Dell needs to build the SUN in this model. However, it's still lagging SUN in terms of technology and sells channel. Therefore, a lot of people are saying SUNW is invulnerable in a PC sales downtown. Michael Dell is starting to get the ideas, but Scott McNealy is still miles ahead. SUNW is an awesome company. There are taking advantage of this internet maniac because they have been saying "network is the computer" since Billy Joe did Network File System (NFS) in SUN. By the way, SUN stands for Stanford University Network, not that Scott McNealy is arrogant enough to think that his company is much bigger and brighter than the earth.