At 09:45 AM 5/15/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm trying to get one
I have four of them on consignment on my web site. Let me know if
interested and I will let you know off list what I need to get for one or
more. Also they are heavy to ship (about $9 each)
Gene
http://www.voicenet.com/~generic
> From: Douglas H. Quebbeman
>
> ....If you happen to be one of those very few decent people who
> are using one of these ISPs (yes I'm pissed), and you want
> to contact me, you'll have to punch through the filter.
>
> To do that, take the two-word phrase I used in the sentence
> above, misspell the second word using the commonly-used shorter
> mispelling, concatenate it with the violence word that precedes
> it, capitalize, and enclose the result in square brackets.
>
Geez, you must be pissed! That's a hell of some hoops to jump
through!
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BTW, does anybody know if Radius sold their Mac Full Page Display
under any other names? I think I have one, but I don't recall the brand at
the moment..
> From: Chris
>
> > Aww, man! how come the good stuff is always on the other side of the
> >country?
>
> Or Texas... what is it with Texas... why do you have all the old
> computers? Is NJ using other states for landfill again??
>
> -chris
>
Chris, don't you know that NJ (the Landfill state) isn't supposed to
get the good trash, just the smelly stuff...
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> Also, is there any chance of making a 1541 read an Apple ][ disk? I know
they both use GCR encodings for their disks, and it'd be really useful if I
could read disks on my PC.
I don't believe there is a way to make a 1541 read Apple ][ disks. I don't
recall any programs to do this from the "old days" anyway, and if there had
been a program, I'm sure I would have heard about it as I knew lots of
people who had both machines, and it would have been somewhat desirable to
move data between the two.
- Bob
> From: Paul Vixie
> Subject: Re: Off-Topic: Goodbye to ftp.digital.com?
>
> i have just communicated with the operators of gatekeeper.dec.com (with
> whom ftp.isc.org shares a cage at PAIX) and was told two things.
>
> 1. HP plans to fully support gatekeeper (now that the merger is done),
> and has approved a 1-Terabyte expansion to its disk storage subsystem;
>
> 2. ftp.digital.com is no longer the same computer as gatekeeper.dec.com,
> it's a machine on the east coast somewhere.
>
> i've asked whether there's any problems looming for ftp.digital.com, and
> i'll report back here if i hear anything. but gatekeeper.dec.com (which
> i had a hand in creating back during my 1998-1993 stint at dec.com) is
> absolutely safe from harm.
>
>
>
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Good Morning,
I think this may have come up some weeks back...
But among 8-inch floppy drives and other unspecified
items, NASA is buying up all the 8086 microprocessors
they can lay their hands on, specifically, to keep the
Space Shuttle flying. Not the more common 8088, of
course, but its 16-bit big brother.
Although as government agencies go, NASA doesn't have
deep pockets, it certainly has deeper ones than I do.
I should count my recent acquisition of the IBM 8 inch
external floppy drive as a soon-to-be-rare occurance.
Anyone else here ticked of that not only are they
trying to keep that questionable pig flying, but
they are doing it by reducing further the quantity
of collectable stuff? Screw the boost in value...
-dq
-Douglas Hurst Quebbeman (DougQ at ixnayamspayIgLou.com) [Call me "Doug"]
Surgically excise the pig-latin from my e-mail address in order to reply
"The large print giveth, and the small print taketh away." -Tom Waits
At 05:08 PM 14/05/2002 -0400, David Woyciesjes wrote:
> > From: elmo(a)mminternet.com
> >
> > Greetings.
> >
> > Today I rescued what appears to be an Alphaserver 4100 with 4 processors.
> > It has also a CD, 10/100 ethernet card, and floppy.
> >
> > It is in an eagle-sized rack mount chassis.
> >
> > I will trade for Pentium II+ gear, large HD's, high resolution monitors,
> > or
> > laptop.
> >
> > Located in Santa Monica. You pickup. Weighs 80 pounds.
> >
> > Those interested, please contact me directly.
> >
> Aww, man! how come the good stuff is always on the other side of the
>country?
Other side of the country - this is the other side of the world to me!
This also acts as my test post to the new list.
Huw Davies | e-mail: Huw.Davies(a)kerberos.davies.net.au
| "If God had wanted soccer played in the
| air, the sky would be painted green"
I have a set of images of all of my Altos 580 'software' and boot/OS disks
up on my web site http://purdueriots.com/altos580/ . Be gentile, it's
just a DSL line.
-- Pat