[ale] Are our Ethernet drivers in danger?

[Leonard Thornton]

Firstly, my apologies to all for this OT rant, but my blood pressure is
registering 9.5 on the Richter scale.....

 Excuse me Mr. Lang, but the last
time I checked, You were not naked on a street corner starving to death.  In
fact, if I were to guess, you have a domicile in which you reside, have at
least one if not more automobiles, have clothes to wear, eat regular meals and
have a computer with an internet connection.  How then did you acquire these
items?

Like it or not, Corporate America is what has given us (that's ALL of us) the
high standard of living we enjoy today.  Corporate America provides employment
and income for all of those who wish to work.

And like everything else in the world, there are good corporations and bad
corporations.  As one of those individuals at the 'top' of a corporation, I
take great personal offense at your tone and implications.  You have obviously
never had the drive or determination to actual excel or succeed at anything and
are bitter due to your continued failure.

Your credibility is now zero.  As for myself, any future messages containing
your name will be filtered to the trash without review.

Life sucks......deal with it.


On Wed, 04 Jul 2001, Darin Lang wrote:

> Corporations are not at liberty to think that way. It is very against the
> grain of corporate america which seeks, prizes and defends proprietary
> ownership of everything. It's highest form and the direction in which it
> always  strives: Monopoly. The only people that benfit from a company are
> those at the top, whose lives and fortunes are built at the expense of those
> at the bottom. You yourself are making someone else rich if you work for a
> company. You are being sold for at least twice (and in the case of M$ 5
> times) what they bought you for. You and I are at the bottom. If you think
> corporate america gives a crap about you, you are seriously deluded. And
> since I don't think that is the case, I can only be amazed at you for
> selling yourself into slavery and then insisting that it is a good thing.
> 
> Darin Lang
> 

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The difficult while you wait ... The impossible overnight ...

Leonard Thornton
Intelis, Inc
leonard at intelis-inc.net
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