Wow, thats pretty good, and you did that on-the-fly
while sitting at a terminal too! You should supplement
your income doing some ad copy or at least an
infomercial!
--- Vintage Computer Festival <vcf(a)siconic.com> wrote:
Want to know why your computer crashes all the time?
Because the one
you've got is not using clean electronics! That's
right, digital
computers made with Integrated Circuits (ICs)
produce inferior
calculations, leading to subtle shifts and
fluctuations that can cause
rounding errors and ultimately cause Windows(tm) to
crash.
Instead, buy our nifty ENIAC (Entirely New
Incredibly Accurate Computer)
3000 Computer system! It's based on vacuum tube
electronics. That's
right, vacuum tubes!
Audiophiles have known for years that tube-based
audio gear produces a
richer, more vibrant sound than that offered by
digital audio electronics.
That's because tubes prouce a more clean signal.
And the same
effect applies to computing. If you're using a
digital computer made
with ICs, their resolution is not fine enough to
handle calculations to
the precision that modern computing requires, thus
causing regular
computer crashes. In fact, over 80% of computer
failures in the United
States [1] are attributed by Complex Random
Attenuation Problems. CRAP
is the leading cause of computer problems, beating
out software bugs and
even shoddy programming. Our all new,
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that makes our computer
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Beat the CRAP out of your computer and upgrade to an
ENIAC 3000 today!
[1] Statistics from the Bureau of Universal Numerics
& Computing (BUNC)
(Ad paid for by Microsoft)
--
Sellam Ismail
Vintage Computer Festival
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