10011101

[cyoung at bbnplanet.com (Chuck Young)]

Mike,

I went around trying to figure out if 10011101 was an Intel x86 
instruction, like reset, but could not turn anything up.

What does it mean?  I'm curious.  A signed or unsigned integer seems
rather drab, unless i don't know how it's used...

Chuck Young
GTE Internetworking

On Fri, 26 Jun 1998, Mike Bilow wrote:

   
   
   Jerry Feldman wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
   
    JF> From: Jerry Feldman <Gerry.Feldman at alphatech.com>
    JF> To:   "Todd Wallack" <twallack at bostonherald.com>,
    JF> discuss at BLU.ORG 
   
    JF> At 12:43 PM -0400 6/25/98, Todd Wallack wrote:
   
   >Hi. I heard a group of Windows 98 protesters showed up at 
   >CompUSA in Cambridge yesterday.
   >
   >Any idea how to contact them? I'm interested in writing an article for the
   >Boston Herald.
   
    JF> Were there any protesters protesting against RedHat 5.1 too
    JF> :-) I really cannot think of a dumber protest than to
    JF> protest against a vendor's release of an operating system
    JF> which really is a minor upgrade from Windows95(with IE4.0
    JF> and all patches applied). Probably the only significant
    JF> benefits are VFAT32 (for Windows95 users prior to OSR2), and
    JF> the desire to contribute to the Bill Gates welfare fund.
    JF> Maybe they should protest CompUSA's purchase of
    JF> COmputerCity.
   
   We were thinking of going with picket signs that read "10011101" but we decided
   that no one would get it.  :)
    
   -- Mike