Re: Apple - The people who invented Quicktime

[arami@ix.netcom.com (ARAMI)]

On 9 Oct 1997 21:12:45 +1000 
 in article <61ie7d$1s3@wombat.cs.monash.edu.au> 
 bmeyer@bruce.cs.monash.edu.au wrote:

>arami@ix.netcom.com (ARAMI) writes:
>> "Karl Thomas" <kathomas@nox.nyx.net> wrote:
>>>ARAMI <arami@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
>
>>>> Applied engineering and Apple and?
>>>> What wide support?
>>>> Just curious.
>>>
>>>I don't remember the name of every single vendor who sold accelerators,
>>>network cards, SCSI interfaces, speech synthesizers (the echo series).
>
>>Well when you do let us know.
>
>For those of you in the know --- there is a little boy here in csaa called Aram
>who likes to think he is a big computer expert. But it seems he isn't, as
>he steadfastedly insists that there were practically no third party expansion
>cards for the Apple II series (or ][, or //, or whatever).
>
>Could someone still in the thick of things please enlighten him?
>
>Thanks,
>

For those of you in the know---there is a little boy here(a troll) in
csaa called Bernd(Bernie) who things that the world is running
according to his narrow vision, which is basically limited to the
space between his keyboard and his monitor, but it seems that this
might be the longest troll in usenet history here in csaa, a record in
short.

Could someone please still have time to bother to enlighten him that I
was asking questions and not say "ther is no....." as it is obvious
from the message he already quoted here?

And as usual he was not following the discussion, and he thought that
it might be wise to take his head out of his ass, and post a message
like the above.

Thanks.

BTW, buyer beware, as he is famous for outrageous claims about things
that he has no clue about, like the Amiga Os for a start.