1996-04-18 - Re: [NOISE] Suscrive toasterpun

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From: SBinkley@atitech.ca (Scott Binkley)
To: cypherpunks%toad.com@genie_1
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UTC Datetime: 1996-04-18 18:32:32 UTC
Raw Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 02:32:32 +0800

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From: SBinkley@atitech.ca (Scott Binkley)
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 02:32:32 +0800
To: cypherpunks%toad.com@genie_1
Subject: Re: [NOISE] Suscrive toasterpun
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>>         If cypherpunks made toasters...
>>            Jim B and Black Unicorn would argue about whether toast 
should be
>> buttered, and what the appropriate flavor of jam/jelly should be; TC 
May
>> would point out that it wasn't really toast, but rather, sliced and
>> slightly-burned bread; Perry would kvetch about the lack of 
crypto-relevance
>> of toasters; and a few others would form a new listserver for 
toasterpunks.
>> The service department would be flooded with calls from newbies, 
asking how
>> to make toast.
>> 
>>         If Netscape made toasters...
>>            They'd beta-test the toasters for months, then make one 
slot too
>> wide and the other too narrow. It wouldn't be until a cook in a diner
>> pointed out that the toast wasn't coming out right that they'd have 
their
>> design reviewed by a 3rd-party Toaster Engineer.
>>
>and during daylight savings time, you wouldn't be able to reload the 
>toaster for an hour unless you set your toaster to standard time or 
>created a timezone variable.

And newbies would start crying when the forgot how to get off the list!!





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