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On Wed, 12 May 2010 09:06:29 +0100, Invisible wrote:
>>> Yes, obviously it hadn't occurred to me that these days the data is
>>> probably online.
>>
>> Indeed, there are quite a few things online that answer the sorts of
>> questions you're prone to asking. ;-)
>
> Back when I used to watch TV, nobody had Internet access yet. To find
> out if there was anything on, you switch the TV through all 6 channels
> and see if you see anything good. It hadn't occurred to me that times
> have changed since then.
So now you know. ;-)
>>>>> I think meeting Mr Fry might possibly be almost as interesting as
>>>>> meeting Einstein. ;-)
>>>> I'm quite sure he'd be more interesting. :-)
>>> I'm not so sure... but neither claim is falsifiable, so...
>>
>> It depends on the person. Did you know that Stephen Fry writes about
>> open source software?
>
> I imagine Mr Fry writes about quite a few things.
He sure does, quite the "Renaissance Man".
Jim
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