Jon's Integrity (was Re: [geeks] Etiquette)

[Ken Hansen]

Yeah, in Laurel, MD...

Or maybe it is like the SETI at Home project - everyone agrees to store just
one or two treasured bits in their basements/garages/work rooms/living room,
and collectively we have the worlds largest "Distributed Museum"

Or, they have one, code named "junkster" - it borrows from eBay, where
instead of downloading files from an annonymous server, you buy a bit from
an annonymous "supplier", and, in turn,you become a supplier and offer up
your "bit" on eBay annonymously...

Hee hee!

Ken

----- Original Message -----
From: <dave at cca.org>
To: <geeks at sunhelp.org>
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 9:54 PM
Subject: Re: Jon's Integrity (was Re: [geeks] Etiquette)


> pwargo at basenji.com writes:
>
> >-A side note - Bill and I decided a ways back that I would not mention my
> >job in the open while I was active on any support-based lists, as it
> >would not be a great idea.  However, I am no longer on those lists due to
> >time constraints, and "geeks" is not sun-specific.  My main goal is to
> >protect Sun, as they are good enough to trust me, so I try to return the
> >favor by being circumspect.  (Also, I did not want to get hammered with
> >questions.  Work is bad enough! <g>)
>
> Here's a somewhat innocuous question for ya:
>
> Does Sun have an internal collection? Do they have a little museum
> display anywhere? Sun-1? S.U.N.? Anything?
>
> -------- David Fischer --------- dave at cca.org ---------
www.cca.org --------
> -------- If it wasn't for good luck, I wouldn't have no luck at
all. -------
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