[sdiy] Those darned Casio chips!

[Scott Gravenhorst]

Fine rude, you're right, you're always right.  Now go make your fortune
giving things away free.

Sheesh.

"Rude 66" <r.lekx at chello.nl> wrote:
>> Caveat Emptor.
>>
>> If you so disagree with what I am saying here, if you truly believe in
>this,
>> then put your money where your mouth is and create this company.  Then you
>> will find out exactly why it won't work, why it's never been done and why
>it
>> won't be done in the future.
>
>what nonsense. there are plenty of companies out there who do care about
>their customers, and do all the things you say they don't have to. why?
>because they realise it's not only about profits, but also about their image
>and if they care for their customers, they'll come back. there have been a
>few synth companies named here that do that, and electronics companies too.
>and thery're even big companies: i just heard an example where Cisco, one of
>the biggest networks companies, require of their employees to do 2 days a
>year of 'public service'. this means that they're not only laying a free
>network in a place a friend of mine works (a farm in amsterdam) but also
>supply them with free computers.
>
>all i can say is i hope you'll never be my boss..;-)
>
>r./
>
>
>

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