> I asked a long-time woodworker about the anti-kickback fingers on my
> table saw scratching the wood, and he said the first thing he did
> when he got a new saw was to take them off. Go figure.

The Sith use[d] double ended Light Sabres. Seymore Cray, reputedly,
keyed in the boots strap loader for the first CDC mainframe 'out of
his head' using console switches (embellish that mis-re-collection as
desired) and designed Cray super computers in his head while digging
tunnels from his home to the nearby park while being advised by pixies
(or was it elves?) , real men program mainframes in assembler (or,
when in a real hurry, program in C). The rest of us would be advised
to retain the anti-kickback fingers.


           Russell
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