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Are your packing materials in need of Prozac? Word obviously thinks
so.
Submitted by Don Hicke, San Diego.
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This company can remove at least one of its job requirements from
this ad. Access for Windows 95 has just the cure for its problems.
Submitted by Jack Ross, Willoughby, Ohio, and John Balchunas,
Louisville, Ky.
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If you think the biotechnology field lacks a social conscience, check out its Code of Ethics (above). For more, go to http://www.compbio.caltech.edu/~dliney/ethics.html.
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First, John B. Hamilton of Carollton, Texas, got this message:
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Brent Williams of Tucson, Ariz., found this in the Arizona Daily Star.
Man, 50, accused of blasting computer to bytes at UA lab
Not even the information superhighway is safe.
Yesterday afternoon, John Culver Mead was at a University of Arizona
computer lab when he tried out a unique form of data entry…he
fired several shots at a computer, blasting it to bits, according
to UA police. The unidentified computer went from on-line to
flat-line at 3: 10 p.m. when UA Police Department responded to
a 911 call that shots were fired at the Computer Lab.
Police don't know what kind of computer Mead was working on. But
one thing is for sure…
it wasn't user friendly.
Those hard-disk-hogging applications make us sick. Submitted by Jack Long, Madison, Ala.
"Computer: 486DX 4-100, 1.2 Gag Hard drive, 8 RAM CD-ROM . . ."
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Submitted by Gary Marc Remson, Sherman Oaks, Calif.
While you're out Net surfing, be on the lookout for amusing sites. If we publish one of your picks we'll send you a cool WinMag mug and T-shirt. Send submissions to Nancy A. Lang. To find her E-Mail ID Click Here
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