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Subject: Re: beastie logo seen on TV
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On 20/01/07, Jeremy C. Reed <reed@reedmedia.net> wrote:
> I was briefly watching the Discovery Science channel on TV a few weeks
> ago. I think the episode was called "Robosapiens".
>
> It showed some software used by a person in a coma. (I am not sure how as
> I missed most of the show and was doing other things.)

Probably edited Beastie in, to avoid advertising for
some other company.  I have it on authority that the
only software you can use while in a coma is written
in Redmond.

Which explains 98% of Internet.

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