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(WORLD OF RADIO #1266, produced March 8, 2005 by Glenn Hauser)

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Lame!!!,webtv,Lame!!!!??? webtv was the first to have 128 bit
encryption.Steve Pearlman and some friends of his developed
webtv,something microShaft could never do!,,,Something microShaft did
not and still does not have smarts enough to know how to do! microShaft
bought webtv because webtv was coming along and stealing some of
microShaft's thunder! Where is Steve Pearlman nowdays? www.moxie.com
Let me tell y'all something! there are things that webtv very easily
does that makes computer users green with envy! y'all knock webtv,but
y'all don't know anything at all about webtv!
cuhulin

I don't quote.
cuhulin

Jim wrote:

On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 07:32:48 -0600, wrote:

Lame!!!,webtv,Lame!!!!??? webtv was the first to have 128 bit
encryption.

BFD. Apparently it's the last to get quoting.

Much as you seem to be amongst the last to obtain a clue!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

awww heck,look around on ebay and buy a webtv box and hook it up to your
tv set and give it a try for a month or so.Some Best Buy and Circuit
City stores might still have some RCA webtv boxes for sale.What have
y'all got to lose? I like webtv tv so much that I have half a dozen
spare webtv boxes here in case the one I am useing now bites the dust.I
reccomend the Philips brand name webtv boxes because Philips company is
still doing repair service on them and carrys a
warranty.Philips,RCA,Sony and Samsung made webtv boxes and there are
still a lot of webtv boxes of whichever brand name that are still being
used everyday ever since webtv came into existance in 1996 or 1997.Not
too bad at all,in my opinion.There is a new msntv2 box on the market
since October 2004 but they (msntv) are still doing upgrades on those
msntv2 boxes so they are still sort of buggy now untill they get those
msntv2 boxes ironed out properly.The webtv boxes were like that too for
a while.
cuhulin

wrote in message
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awww heck,look around on ebay and buy a webtv box and hook it up to your
tv set and give it a try for a month or so.Some Best Buy and Circuit
City stores might still have some RCA webtv boxes for sale.What have
y'all got to lose?

Self esteem, the love of a good woman, the love of bad women, your
children's respect, the admiration of your dog, and the feeling of a level
equality amongst your peers?

Jim,I have a cable modem too and I use it, www.twcjam.com Road
Runner Broadband with my one year old Velocity Micro,ProMagix tower
computer I bought for $1,290.00 from www.velocitymicro.com and I
own about 14 older computers.Two of my older computers have Windows 98
in them and just two days ago at the Goodwill thrift store I bought
another computer,a laptop computer.I also use webtv.I have more and
better than you have.In about five months,I am going to buy a Data Wind
Pocket Surfer www.datawind.com because I want to spend my money and
before this year is out,I am going to buy an Apple/Mac G 4 or G 5
computer.I like to buy myself a new toy a few times each year.I believe
soon,my old buddy is going to sell me his old General Electric wooden
cabinet floor model AM/FM/Shortwave Radio.I am looking right now at my
Grundig AM/FM/Shortwave/Phonograph wooden cabinet floor model Radio
which is sitting in my living room.Why should you buy a webtv box?
Well,why not? Webtv and Computers compliment each other.
cuhulin

heyyyy Jim.I like it that webtv can't quote messages,but,have you ever
visited any webtv alt.discuss news groups before? You can not visit
those sites/news groups with a computer,I can and I often do and let me
tell you,us webbys have our act together too.Want to know what Maryanne
"loafhead" kehoe is up to now? She is ****ed! There are many,many webbys
who use webtv AND computers.
cuhulin