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Article #92010Re: SunDog
From: Jay Beavers
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1996 00:00
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Nathan Engle <nen...@indiana.edu> wrote in article <32700C...@indiana.edu>... > Shunts > were a great idea - they let you keep slogging onward > but with a real sensation of being jury-rigged. Can we attribute the word 'Shunt' to you Bruce? I was using this term a few months ago to describe a jury-rigged portion of my software development project and was stunned when my co-workers didn't understand the term. I had to explain to them the whole concept of a 'cheap universal part that works as a stand-in for a real part in an emergency basis'. Bruce -- here's to you on SunDog -- I still think of that game as the best I played. Between it and the Dao of Objects, you got a good thing goin'. - jcb
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