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From: Bruce Ellis <brucee@chunder.com>
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if you can't organize your data store then you probably
can't find a clean towel either.  the "drop it all on
the floor and expect the floor to be your friend" is
delusional.  and i still can't find the remote control.
just use the right tool for the job.  i didn't use
"diff" to compare the '96 and the '98.

http://www.pikeswines.com.au (nice fish)

and there is no need to clean a vacuum.

brucee

boyd, rounin wrote:

>>The problem is, if I want to associate a file with, say, "computers" and
>>"vaccuum cleaners", how do I layout my filesystem?
>
> organisation?  smarts?
>
> reverting to a serach engine is excessive.
>
> oh, i can't find my remote control ... hmm, better find it with a search engine.