>Subject: New One-Liners.......
>
> 1. Home is where you hang your @
>
> 2. The E-mail of the species is more deadly than the mail..
>
> 3. A journey of a thousand sites begins with a single click..
>
> 4. You can't teach a new mouse old clicks..
>
> 5. Great groups from little icons grow..
>
> 6. Speak softly and carry a cellular phone..
>
> 7. C:\ is the root of all directories..
>
> 8. Don't put all your hypes in one home page..
>
> 9. Pentium wise; pen and paper foolish..
>
> 10. The modem is the message..
>
> 11. Too many clicks spoil the browse..
>
> 12. The geek shall inherit the earth..
>
> 13. A chat has nine lives..
>
> 14. Don't byte off more than you can view..
>
> 15. Fax is stranger than fiction..
>
> 16. What boots up must come down..
>
> 17. Windows will never cease..
>
> 18. In Gates we trust..
>
> 19. Virtual reality is its own reward..
>
> 20. Modulation in all things..
>
> 21. A user and his leisure time are soon parted..
>
> 22. Know what to expect before you connect..
>
> 23. Oh, what a tangled Web site we weave when first we practice...
>
> 24. Speed thrills..
>
> And, finally...
>
> 25. Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day;
> teach him to use the Web and he won't bother you for
weeks.............
>
>
Last night, at the user group, we tried to fire up an old HP 9000/822 (I
trust this falls inside the classic frame?). Unfortunately, the key has
been lost somewhere along to road, so we had to hotwire it (is this the
correct term?). We have two large sets of manuals, but they only cover
HP-UX and various monitors, so we have no idea what all the error codes at
the front panel might mean. Also, where do we connect a console? We've got
two serial muxes at the back, as well as ethernet, but that's all the I/O
we've been able to find.
Any pointers to useful beginners' HP?
OK, here is the question of the day. I was just doing a search on RT-11
and came up with the following:
Browser Statistics for Monday 17/Jul/2000
http://www.ews.uiuc.edu/bstats/days/00-07/000717.html
The line of interest reads as follows:
1 WEBROW/1.1 (RT-11; PDP11/45)
Anyone know what this is? This could just be someone having their system
setup to report as being something else.
In searching on just WEBROW I'm guessing this might be a piece of Russian
software (most of the hits were Russian web pages).
Zane
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Hi all,
I just scored a Lego mindstorm 1.5 this week end unfortunately I am missing
the CD any one around got one and can make a copy? Pleas contact me off
line.
To bring it back to charter I also found an Atari Videon Touch Pad for the
2600. Were there many games that made use of it?
Thanks
Francois
At 11:23 22-01-2001 +0000, Alex Holden wrote:
<snip>
>Does anybody know what this drive is, how old it is, what type of machine
>it was used with, what capacity it is, how much it cost when new, etc.
That sounds an awful lot (and the part number format bears this out) like
the HDA from a Fujitsu 'Eagle' or 'SuperEagle' drive.
Any other guesses?
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http://www.bluefeathertech.com // E-mail: kyrrin(a)bluefeathertech.com
Amateur Radio: WD6EOS since Dec. '77 (Extra class as of June-2K)
"I'll get a life when someone demonstrates to me that it would be
superior to what I have now..." (Gym Z. Quirk, aka Taki Kogoma).
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 11:23:44 +0000 (GMT) Alex Holden
<alex(a)linuxhacker.org> writes:
> position sensor). The mounting frame is shock mounted to the base
> via four rubber bushes. On the mounting frame is a label which says
> "B030-4840-T031A". On the top cover panel next to the head
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This looks like a Fujitsu number to me . . .
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>> One reason I would think Atari BASIC would be a bit larger is
>> the fact that it included support for all the advanced features of
>> the Atari hardware, such as collision detection and player-missle
>
>Jeff, keep in mind that Microsoft BASIC came from the same source tree no
>matter what the target CPU. The interpreter was written in a kind of
>macro language and run through a post processor for the target platform.
>Because of this there was very little, if any space optimizing done unless
>the OEM either got the generated source to work on, or they paid MS for
>the task. A couple of years ago someone posted a bit of this macro like
>code to alt.folklore.computers with a brief description of how it all
>went together. A dejanews hunt might even find it.
But that has little to do with my comment since Atari BASIC is not
Microsoft BASIC. MS BASIC was available seperately. Atari did thier own
interpreter which was written specifically for the 400/800 series machines
and incorporated functions specific to the hardware. Commodore on the other
hand did not build this same level of functionality into thier variants of
BASIC for the C-64 and I was just wondering if anyone knew if the MS BASIC
available for the Atari had any of it included. By your comments above, I
would assume not.
Jeff (replying to this from work)
Folks,
A few days ago, someone mentioned a dutch auction on eBay for four
TRS-80 Model II computer systems (#1208570093), but there was some
confusion as to whether or not the seller actually had four systems.
I've just exchanged email with the seller, and he says that he does
indeed have four units for sale.
-Dave McGuire
The CDC drive of which RDD speaks has auto-parking heads... no head
clamp/shipping lock there...
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