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    When Lex says, "It's a UNIX system, I know this!", she's right! The 3-D graphical interface shown in JP is a real program (the "Virtual File System") that users of SGI's high-end graphics workstations (that run on UNIX) can actually use to navigate their computers.
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    At 3:53:49 PM on 5/9/2001, QuailMan87 said:
    I have that same poster and I like the poster so I put it in a frame

    At 6:07:26 PM on 5/5/2001, PhilipNeumann said:
    i saw the mummy returns last night and looked at the jp3 poster and speilberg's name is on it. i think an early version might not have had his name appear. but whatever :) he's getting executive producer credit either way

    At 9:45:26 AM on 5/5/2001, Dan said:
    Hehe, I didn't even notice until you pointed him out. :)
    -Dan

    At 3:51:04 AM on 5/5/2001, allosaurus said:
    Thats because When my sister gave it to me I went and bought a frame for it.

    At 12:00:24 AM on 5/5/2001, T-rex Man said:
    Dude, you can that kid's reflection.

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