Re: Nerds for Kerry

From: JeffM (jeffm__at_email.com)
Date: 11/04/04


Date: 4 Nov 2004 11:48:36 -0800


>In hardware work, you're always at risk of blowing up your last sample
>of an expensive part. When you commit a design to production, it
>usually can't be patched after the fact, so you'd better get it right
>the first time. That's a job for a big-C Conservative.
> John Miles

Which makes it all the stranger
that engineers would support the NeoCons and their faith-based nonsense
and their get-the-facts-wrong-and-charge-blindly-ahead techniques.



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