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greg travis <greg.m.travis@gmail.com> wrote:

> You're quite right about the religious error messages.

The Bell Labs guys in some ways were too. I remember flipping through some
of the early manuals and there are a number of references to needing
divine help if things go badly wrong, praying for divine guidance,
and so on. :-)  (Yes, I know that was mainly cultural. Still, it
was striking, at least to me.)

Arnold