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   From: dont@email.invalid   
      
   On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 05:25:11 GMT, "Rob 'N Leech"   
    wrote:   
      
   >I can't think of much it doesn't have for the average user. Zeta is   
   >slightly better in that regard, as it has some nice new apps that will   
   >come with it.   
      
   I suppose so, but variety was always the key to the PC's   
   sucess...although it's also the key to why LINUX isn't more   
   popular...too many half-finished, half-assed apps.   
      
   >If I took some fucker from Zimbabwe (no offense to Zimbabweians) or   
   >something that has never used a PC before and hooked them up with a   
   >decent BeOS/Zeta machine, chances are they would never have a need for   
   >Windows.   
      
   True.   
      
   >Hell, they would probably have a better opinion of computers, in fact. I   
   >just with they had better browsers for BeOS. Mozilla is a bit of a   
   >pigdog.   
      
   The problem is that all these browsers are either half-implemented OR   
   actually support the web standards.  Half the web is junked up with   
   crappy IE specific HTML now, so nothing ever looks quite right using   
   any broswer but IE.   
      
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   I don't think people think far enough to see the   
   ramifications. The PATRIOT Act was a dagger in the   
   heart, really, of even the concept of a democratic   
   government that is free, equal and just.   
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