From: "Rich Gauszka" 

You mean like when Walmart forced their employess to work after they
punched out on the time clock or violated child labor laws ( 24 violations
in Arkansas, Connecticut and New Hampshire in 2005)? Of course with the
Bush administration fluckies Walmart got a sweetheart deal and negotiated
their own fine


"Gary Britt"  wrote in
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> The loonies on the left seeking to use that and other computer related
> nonsense issues, at a time when PC's were exploding, in order to try and
> drive union organization of white collar office workers figured out they
> weren't getting anywhere with this crap, and so they and their mass media
> cohorts moved on to more bullshit anti-capitalism.  Today the same idiots
> are now the anti-WalMart crowd.
>
> Gary
>
> John Beamish wrote:
>> I remember back in the 386 days that there was a serious issue with EM
>> radiation and, to keep within guidelines/standards the cases *had* to be
>> made of metal and the openings for hdeat radiation, etc., had to be
>> carefully positioned so that they didn't let out too much radiation.
>> (Not x-ray, gamma ray type radiation, obviously, but radiated signals.)
>>
>> So ... what's changed?  Standards are more generous or chip design is
>> less "leaky"?  Or ... ?
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 01 Jun 2007 15:05:53 -0400, Rich Gauszka
>>  wrote:
>>
>>> #9 the Painmaster 5000 must be reserved for Vista users. I do like #1
>>> CompuBeaver a bit
>>>
>>>
http://www.extremetech.com/slideshow/0,1206,l=207769&s=26633&a=207762,00.as
p
>>>
>>>
>>

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