-Rick
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> On Fri, 31 Mar 1995, Raymond Eisenstark wrote:
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> > Talk about hysteria! A few points:
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> > 2. Isn't this the same "virus" that was talked about late last year? This
> > hot news is a little stale.
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> It seems to me that it was even more recent than that when this hoax last
> made its way around the net.
> >
> > 4. What is "an nth-complexity infinite binary loop"? Sounds like something
> > that my sainted grandmother might be impressed by, but are you going to
> > fall for such mumbo-jumbo? And, just how does it "severly [sic] damage
> > the processor."? Perhaps it melts into a pool of silicon when confronted
> > by the awesome intelligence of this virus.
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> Thanks, it's been a _long_ week and this was a good laugh.
> >
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> Ellen Carrico Absurdity. A statement or belief manifestly
> ecarrico@spl.lib.wa.us inconsistent with one's own opinion.
> Ambrose Bierce
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