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Story: We all live in a Windows submarine...
Posted by: Anonymous (Tuesday 26 October 2004, 11:42 AM)
No risk to lives. Probably wont function in the wet anyway.
You can't have independant advisors who know what they are talking about as the resulting report would not reflect the real situation and how successful the project was.
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