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Re: Quake 2 and modem support comments.

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From: James E. Boswell
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 1997 00:00
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 Dr.Killgood wrote in article <33bc6267...@news.the-link.net>...
>I've never met Brian Hook, but he seems like a loud mouth asshole.
>That is, at least, my perception of him through his writing. I dunno,
>but he just seems to rub me the wrong way all the time with his cutsy
>cutdowns and insults. What exactly does Hook do? (Besides piss people
>like madness.unreal.org off.)
Hook is handling the OpenGL Drivers for Q2 (Among Other things), He also
wrote Glide for 3DFX..........

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From: "James E. Boswell" <Ja...@hillbanks.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Quake 2 and modem support comments.
Date: 1997/07/07
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