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From: Wes Peters <softweyr@xmission.com>
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Bill Pechter lamented:
 % Are there any good ones left in the US?  I've gone back to Byte (since
 % almost all the good hobby type hacker mags bit the dust here).  Anything
 % with PC in the title in the US isn't worth reading.

Wolfram Schneider writes:
 > SunExpert.

I concur.  Perhaps anything with "Sun" in the title might be?  Of
course, these are the same people who publish RS/Magazine, which is a
worthless rag IMHO.

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