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    Originally posted by Fordy
    After they killed Gen. Custer I lost all respect for them
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    Compaq owns HP. Their printers suck too.
    I don't think it would be correct to say that compaq owns HP (in fact it would be more correct to say HP owns Compaq). I couldn't disagree more with you, my HP printer is great.

    Intel sucks.
    I'd like to see what the world would be like without intel.

    While I can't entirely disagree with your reply, and this thread seems pretty useless, it would be much better to keep your mouth shut if you don't have anything positive to say.
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    Originally posted by JaWiB


    I'd like to see what the world would be like without intel.
    On faster, cheaper, less intent on taking over the world AMD chips.

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    Hmm..according to your link, AMD is part of TCPA

    The TCPA was founded 1999 by Compaq, HP, IBM, Intel and Microsoft. But in the meantime around 200 companies joined them. You will find Adobe, AMD, Fujitsu-Siemens, Gateway, Motorola, Samsung, Toshiba and many other well known companies. IBM already sells first desktops and notebooks with integrated TPM.

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    Originally posted by Fordy
    Hmm..according to your link, AMD is part of TCPA
    holy $$$$.

    guess we'll all have to buy transmeta. Unless they're part of it too.

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    I have a lot of respect for India's development, but...

    >>> try to reduce the problem of malnutrition in the country.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2980338.stm

    ... just one example.

    I think there are legitimate questions to be asked about use of resources.
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    Originally posted by JaWiB
    ... it would be much better to keep your mouth shut if you don't have anything positive to say.
    I think that what was posted by Brian is suitable to this thread... Because it's as you said:

    Originally posted by JaWiB
    ... and this thread seems pretty useless
    none...

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    it would be much better to keep your mouth shut if you don't have anything positive to say.
    Wow. See now had that been the only think you said, i wouldnt have quoted it. Wow.


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    Re: Braging Indians

    Originally posted by vasanth
    Franky if you are an Ammerican what do you think about Indians working there.... How does the American society view Indians working there...
    Personally I don't care, I myself am an immigrant.

    How does the american society view Indians? I can't answer that cause I can't speak for everyone but I will tell you this, there is still alot of racism in the US, alot. On multiple occasions I've heard people make racial slurs towards Indians and hey I don't get out much. So imagine all the people who don't make those slurs and keep it to themselves. There is alot of hate out there, you just gotta learn to deal with it.

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    Re: Re: Braging Indians

    Originally posted by SourceCode
    Personally I don't care, I myself am an immigrant.

    How does the american society view Indians? I can't answer that cause I can't speak for everyone but I will tell you this, there is still alot of racism in the US, alot. On multiple occasions I've heard people make racial slurs towards Indians and hey I don't get out much. So imagine all the people who don't make those slurs and keep it to themselves. There is alot of hate out there, you just gotta learn to deal with it.
    Ditto. Cant speak for US as I am in UK, but it still is really bad here. So much in fact that in North of England even the National front won a few council seats.

    The NF Winning council seats isnt the end of the world for decent people (in fact it means squat), but I can tell you it is a warning.

    The point? You posting this thread (without a valid reason) can only stir up trouble and dissent. I mean what the hell were you thinking? Should I post what white (am I allowed to say white) people have invented-just for the hell of it? No, if I did I would be called racist etc-it only seems to work one way round....funny that huh?
    Such is life.

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    Re: Re: Braging Indians

    Originally posted by SourceCode
    , there is still alot of racism in the US, alot.
    There's a lot of racism everywhere. There're plenty of morons wherever you go - that's hardly the US's problem.

    As for Indians in the workplace - hey, good for them. If they can do the job, I don't care if they're from Mars.

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    >>I'd like to see what the world would be like without intel.

    I wouldn't. How old is AMD? Can we assume that without Intel's work giving them a starting point, they would now be releasing the NEW, BLAZING FAST 4.33 MHZ PROCESSOR? Even if you don't like Intel now, they got the industry started...
    Away.

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    >> Can we assume that without Intel's work giving them a starting point, they would now be releasing the NEW, BLAZING FAST 4.33 MHZ PROCESSOR?

    Doubtful. Where do ya think all the Intel folks would be working.

    >> There's a lot of racism everywhere. There're plenty of morons wherever you go - that's hardly the US's problem.

    It is everywhere. That doesn't mean its not the US's problem though, its everyone's problem.
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    >> ATTEMPTS by some states in the United States to ban information technology outsourcing from other countries amounted to a denial of market access, according to India's commerce minister Arun Jaitley.

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    New Jersey, Maryland, Connecticut and Washington have been considering stopping outsourcing their government information technology (IT) work. <<

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    There were better processors out when Intel's x86 came into the market. But MS-DOS was speading like a bad virus, and brought everyone to Intel.

    There was Motorola's 68000 series, National Semiconductor's N80000 series, and a few others.

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