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From: Anonymous <cripto@ecn.org>
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Subject: Re: Ada noob here! Is Ada widely used?
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> Nothing too terribly mind-boggling! ;) Just don't want to spend the time
> learning a "soon-to-be" fossil of a language, with no where to go but in a
> museum.

No risk there, Ada was a fossil in 1983. But it's one of those fossils we
love and it's just too good to die.