From: phillip ramirez (laswazuki_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Dec 02 2001 - 12:12:43 EST
Haha I didn’t think it was a flamefest myself.. Just a colorful
discussion of pros and cons.. Like I have been saying my person prefrnce
because of the whole PIM and ability to sync to my pocketpc and across
my SOHO I can run a central server at the house.. I keep everything
backed up on it which I can also do on eudora but again I didn’t like
the whole ad for usage.. One reason I don’t use opera. I get enough ads
as it is when I surf.. On my email when I read my lists on yahoo.. Also
when I use yahoo email.. One reason I am going to be putting up my own
pop3 and listserv.. Which I will probbaly do on a linux machine.. But
have to put the linux machine together and havent had time yet to find
the right equipment... Now then you hear what they put in pepsi??
Yukky.. And mcdonalds.. Munkey meat I tell ya munkey meat ;-)
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Bell [mailto:electrosoft.consulting_at_verizon.net]
Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 10:43 AM
To: ThinkPad Mailing List
Subject: RE: WARNING!!! WORM!
At 10:48 AM 12/2/2001 -0500, Jane Loyless wrote:
>At 03:38 AM 12/02/2001 -0600, Phillip Ramirez wrote:
>
> >I like
> >Outlook you like ELM we will never agree..
> >
>
>This is why there's an entry in the Mini-FAQ that reads:
>
>9) My ___________ is better than your ___________!
>
>Please refrain from fighting classic battles like Windows vs
>any-other-OS, top posting vs bottom posting, COBOL vs C, Edlin vs VI,
>Coke vs Pepsi, etc, etc, etc on this list. It's seldom that anyone
>will convert, and it just gets ugly. Take it to an advocacy group
>somewhere.
Well, it isn't a contest or a battle, and I think people can discuss
pros
and cons without
degenerating it into a war of some sort. Just because the potential for
something to get
ugly is there doesn't mean you immediately jettison it. You may miss
something!
Besides, who would actually drink Coke?! ;-P
Mark
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