x86 architecture is dead + shoutout to Dennis Shinn

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by socalcad, Feb 29, 2008.

  1. socalcad

    socalcad Guest

    Its been a long time.

    Shoutouts to my old BBS friends, and a shot of your finest whiskey, in
    a salute to some fantastic years.

    Dennis, thanks for the inspiration, the mentoring, and the patience.
    I teach your silent lessons as much as I can.

    Thank you so much. Wishing you the best.
     
    socalcad, Feb 29, 2008
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    ddpcad Guest

    I haven't seen nor heard of Dennis on these groups for some time. The
    last I spoke with him he had "retired" to working on his jeep and
    building furniture. But you're right, he was an inspiration and a
    knowledgable source of information when he participated here
    Dave
    DDPCAD
    ps: where are you in SoCal? I'm in SLO county
     
    ddpcad, Mar 1, 2008
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    Michael Bulatovich Guest

    Dennis popped in a couple years ago just as someone was asking the question,
    "Whatever happened to Dennis?" (I'm in his debt too.)
     
    Michael Bulatovich, Mar 1, 2008
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    socalcad Guest

    I'm in the OC. Hi Dave.
     
    socalcad, Mar 1, 2008
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