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Re: Bitmapped Cyrillic characters

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From: v116... Dave Archer
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 1990 02:56
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In article <LENNOX.90S...@minilove.diag.stratus.com>, len...@minilove.diag.stratus.com (Craig Scott Lennox) writes...
>|"Oh boy, virtual memory! Now I'm gonna make myself a REALLY BIG ram disk!" 

Someone at work once said something to this effect.  Basically, it was in
discussion of what good virtual memory was going to do him considering he
already had 8 megs and hardly needed more (at the time).   "Well, I could
always make a big ram disk with the ram and use virtual memory for the
programs."  I'm not entirely sure if he was joking or not, somehow I don't
think he was.  


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From: v116...@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Dave Archer)
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Subject: Re: Bitmapped Cyrillic characters
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