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From: Mario Hoerich <lists@MHoerich.de>
To: Ted Mittelstaedt <tedm@toybox.placo.com>
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# Ted Mittelstaedt:

[ Anthony bemoans the lack of support for obsolete hardware ]
> Now let's see, your last post was jus advocating buying everything
> new, you said you bought your house, car, etc. all new...
> 
> and here your advocating obsolete hardware?
> 
> Is this a flip-flop?
 
You kidding?  If that was a flip-flop, you'd actually know what to insert
to get the output you wanted.  No, this is actually a Schroedinger troll
and lacking proper support for RSP[1], you can't get it in a stable
situation.

Cheers.
Mario

[1]: Remote Strangulation Protocol.