Actually he left out the apostrophe and didn't capitalize
`computer'. See, e.g.,
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:myb1i-ixJ0k:web.gnu.walfield.org/
+mail-archive/linux-kernel/2000-January/3533.html
Which unless I'm being terribly obtuse tells me nothing at all?
And if you follow the link in that, leads to 3 identical copies of the same post on different servers. Which doesn't help either. So I am still without the context from which the quote was drawn, and frankly cannot image any context in which it could be seen as anything other than elitist?
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