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From: Andrew Lynch <lynch@cci.de>
Subject: Re: ESP
Date: 1996/12/17
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Larry Kilgallen wrote:
> In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.961214131401.15507A-100000@nunic.nu.edu>, Richard Riehle <rriehle@nunic.nu.edu> writes:
> >   As you and I know,
> >   embedded space systems rarely have any attached printers.
> 
> If someone had included a printer on the Ariane :-),
> would it have been intact after the incident ?

My mind is making up weird images of trails of fanfold paper floating
in the sky...

Andrew.