re: Dell Computers

Speaking of crooked companies ... I've had some problems with Dell, also.

I'm kind of surprised that no one has pointed out that Dell uses the 
same 'Crooked E' logo in their name that Enron used.

Surely there is a connection there. And, yet, the media do not seem to 
find it of interest. Maybe you have to kick them in the 'shin'. (-:

That's probably because the connection between the two companies is so 
obvious that, were it ever to become a subject for public attention, it 
might result in a major realignment of political priorities.

It's worth contemplating how much Dell equipment has been incorporated 
into the US government's infrastructure ... and where.


Regards,

Richard Childers / Senior Engineer
Daemonized Networking Services
https://www.daemonized.com
(415) 759-5571


Chris Howells wrote:

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>Hi,
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>On Tuesday 18 November 2003 01:56, Timothy Opie wrote:
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>>I did a BSD-Google search for laptop and notebook, and noticed that Dell
>>came up more than any other company. I have been contemplating getting the
>>Dell Inspiron 5150.
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>Personally I can _strongly_ recommend that you do _not_ buy Dell. I ended up 
>taking them to court over a laptop which didn't work from the start, which 
>they refused to to anything about when they heard it was running Linux...  
>even though it was quite clearly a hardware problem.
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