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judged as a legal argument in that case.
download a 40MB friendly pro-file in the late 80's, two
programmers would need to testify, or their customers, in terms of
supporting the accessibility aspects of it. That could be used
theoretically in this case...
- We were working on things like this 2 decades ago
- by Manhattan2 March 28, 2008 1:42 PM PDT
- All these recent startups seem to be reinventing the wheel. 2nd time and 3rd time in requires less up front money so sometimes these new attempts stick. And the Manhattan2 project our engineers moved on to applications that simply make more sense and seem to have a true intended goal. There doesnt seem to be anything all that new out there. We hope to change that one day.
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