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Re: Y2K for the railway industry

Subject: Re: Y2K for the railway industry
From: Malcolm Purvis <malcolmp@abc.gov.au>
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 02:13:32 GMT
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>>>>> "Albert" == Albert Alcoceba <alberta@zip.com.au> writes:

Albert> I guess they don't expect Tangaras to still be working in 2086.

Note to SETS and RTM: When you eventually get some Tangaras to preserve, make
sure to get the source code to the TMS as well!

-- 
Malcolm Purvis (malcolmp@abc.gov.au) - ABC Technology Research and Development

"I don't want it to be practical, I want it to be *expensive*."
	-- my wife.

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