Re: Warning!
On Mon, 02 Oct 2000 21:48:47 GMT, ppu...@damnthatspam.chello.nl (Peter Punk) wrote: >On a Phillips XT you can kiss your keyboard controller goodbye, iv'e seen it >happen on at least 3 occasions. In only one of the 3 instances i have plugged >the keyboard in myself, in the other 2 instances the person who called me for >help did it himself because "the computer asked him to". > >I'll tell 'ya, never trust a computer! :-) Hmm, this might be flamebait, but I'd say never trust a Philips.. :-) No offence, but about the only good Philips-experiences I've had are with Philishave(tm) electric razors. Those rock.. Philips (Mangavox for you American types) is a very innovative company (Philishave, Compact Discs, etc), but their quality sucks. -- CBM, PEZ, and TI-calc nut, Scout, Glider pilot, Helpdesk-person Email: vjo...@sci.fi, URL: http://www.sci.fi/~vjouppi/ GSM: +358-40-5679999, IRCNet: Jope "I see", said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw.
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