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Re: William Hamilton Buck, the saviour?
« on: June 16, 2003, 03:10:12 AM »
More flip-flopping and games?

The key here is in Buck's recent postings are from an old e-mail dialog he posted, where he says "we will use the Amiga community as early adopters."  Key word -> USE.      Happy riding on the roller coaster.  I just hope you don't fall out. :-)

And two (or so) weeks ago it was "we are no longer interested in Amiga nor its trademarks." :roll:

What will it be next week?  Takeover of Microsoft?  :lol:

Wake me up when something interesting happens.

...Lemmings anyone?

Edit:  Amiga has first use.  All Amiga need do is challenge the application and it's dead and, AFAIK, this is already in progress.
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Re: William Hamilton Buck, the saviour?
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2003, 08:25:05 AM »
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Darth_X wrote:
Well, when AmigaInc made other challenges, there wasn't much action.


I guess we'll find out soon enough, won't we? :-)

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By the way, did you get a chance to pick up some stuff at the AmigaInc auction? :-D


I wasn't interested in the "used" equipment at the auction.  I have all the computer and networking equipment I need, and backup equipment if any of it fails.  And the best part of it is Amiga didn't supply any of it.  It's all mine no matter what happens. No worries here.

This is what happens when you plan to stick with it for the long haul and cover your bases before the mud starts flying.  :-)
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Re: William Hamilton Buck, the saviour?
« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2003, 10:44:21 PM »
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The problem is: we always have to find it out ourselves. Like with your "used equipment" suggestion.


I guess when you attended the auction, you found out that it really was used equipment, right?  Hey, if you didn't believe me, that's your problem.  :lol:
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