I would like to apologize...

[Mick Ohrberg]

Oh geez... This brings back memories... I don't know if you all were around
in Europe in the early to mid-90's, possibly late 80's, when the battle for
the game-console-with-a-keyboard-throne was going on... Atari vs. Amiga. The
battles were bloody. The casualties were plenty. Some were scarred for life.

	/Mick

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Johnson [mailto:sjohnson at commercial-lithographing.com]
> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 7:03 AM
> To: 'kclug at kclug.org'
> Subject: RE: I would like to apologize...
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> Very well said.
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> How about a rousing round of "mac vs pc" for old times sake?  :)
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> sj
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeremy Fowler [mailto:jeremy at microlink.net]
> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 11:13 PM
> To: kclug at kclug.org
> Subject: I would like to apologize...
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> I would like to formally apologize to the members of KCLUG and to
> Jonathan.
> Our discussion got way out of hand and off topic. Being still very new to
> this group, I realize I'm not making a very good impression. I've probably
> made quite a few enemies (in fact I've already been flamed by someone from
> this group. Albeit, I think he got me confused with Jonathan),
> when in fact
> that's the opposite reason I subscribed to this group. I said some things
> out of frustration that wasn't called for. If Jonathan believes that NT is
> better, that's fine. He has a right to his own opinions. Like I said in a
> prior post, I don't doubt that Jonathan has had bad experiences
> with Netware
> to warrant his opinion, no system is perfect. However, I would like the
> state for the record Jonathan, that since you haven't used Netware 5.x
> recently, perhaps you should try it before you dog it. Who knows you might
> change your opinion, but if Novell has left such a bad taste in your mouth
> that you couldn't stomach the thought of using it, well to each their own.
>
> I don't know what it is that sparks such heated controversy with
> us Techies.
> Netware vs. NT, Internet Explorer vs. Netscape, Microsoft vs. Linux, Bash
> vs. Korn, Vim vs. Emacs, why do these topics bring out the worst
> in us? Why
> do we hold these programs so dear to ourselves that we take an opposite
> opinion as an insult and a personal challenge?
>
> Once again, to the group, to Jonathan, I'm sorry.
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> -Jeremy
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