>From a techie friend in London, repeated by permission from Fesse Bouc:
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This is a PIA.
SCSI and other stuff: I have here a relatively large carrier bag
stuffed full of old internal and external SCSI cables of various
types/lengths/widths. These will shortly be wending their way towards
our local recycling center unless someone raises a hand and asks for
something in particular.
This message probably expires at lunchtime on Saturday next.
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Contact me directly if interested.
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On 05/07/2014 02:06 AM, cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote:
> Date: Wed, 7 May 2014 00:55:45 -0600
> From: Eric Smith<spacewar at gmail.com>
>
> Cool project! I'm interested in hearing how well V.32bis
> QAM modulation (14.4 Kbps) works over VOIP, since a lot of
> VOIP applies compression schemes intended specifically for
> voice. On uncompressed PCM, or PCM with only basic
> companding (mu-law or A-law) it should work fine, since
> that's what has most commonly been used by the phone
> companies for carrying domestic POTS calls. International
> voice calls often used more compression, which at the very
> least could be expected to increase the error rate. Eric
I have Charter VOIP, and have used a 14.4 modem for faxes with
no trouble. That may not tell you a whole lot, but at least
it works
in that limited mode.
Jon
The loss of wildcards just shows the ignorance/stupidity/out of touch
attitudes of the people who made these decisions... and their
supervisors/management.
And along those lines, my favorite (unfortunately true) saying about
eBay is I've never seen a company work so hard to destroy the community
that built it.
The only people who I've heard complain about the loss of wildcards are
those people who know what they are and how to use them. Those that
don't complain fall under the people in my first statement
classification :).
I am constantly amazed by the prices some people ask for their goods
including vintagecomputermeuseum... and get them.
I did some research using TeraPeak on selected sellers, and realized the
amount of money they were making. Eye opening would be a good description.
BTW, top posting is only for people who haven't lost their memory... yet :).
> I would sure like to have a permanent blacklist that automatically
> applies across all of my searches. I would REALLY love to be able to
> search with real regular expressions. The loss of wildcards annoys the
> heck out of me.
Don't forget "vintagecomputermuseum" and "newsgroups".
g.
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I ask every few years if anyone has one of these things - and I haven't in a while, so I figured it was worth a shot...
Does anyone have an Ann Arbor Ambassador terminal that they'd like to part with? I would, of course, be interested in any other weird terminals - but this is one I've been specifically looking for, for probably fifteen years at this point.
Thanks!
-Ian
Looking for the following for my son and I's build
10-12 Serial Modems, Preferably 14.4 or faster, all same make and model
Annex Terminal Server
T1 PCI Cards
Pretty much anything modem related we can use
Thanks
Steve
Looking for some interesting unix workstations to add to my collection
and get them set up for connection to the C*NET telephone collectors network
I love sun stuff, Old AT&T Stuff is quite alright along with HP UX
Also looking for an Annex Terminal Server and any old modems/telephony
equipment and cards for machines.
Thanks
Steve
In article <536580C2.2000506 at jwsss.com>,
jwsmobile <jws at jwsss.com> writes:
> [...] there is no justification to
> drop in and run up the bid and clearly not want it other than either
> being a shill or an asshole.
Why do you assume that anybody who bids early is evil? I frequently bid early for an amount that is what I am willing to pay. If I miss out, that is life. I don't spend every minute watching the bidding. And I don't check eBay every day for items I'm interested in. Again, why can't I drop in an bid my limit? How does that make me a shill or an asshole?
I do get most of my bids, by the way. Not every item goes to the snipers.
In fact, I find sniping a foul practise. If I put an item up for sale and have no bids, I will cancel the auction 24 hours before the final date.
Billy Pettit
I have an Apple //c+ that's has had the escape key snapped off an missing.
Might anyone on here have any spare parts keyboards for that system laying
around?
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Hi there.
I've rescued some old IBM manuals in what once upon a time was our CPD.
Such a good bunch of them are quite old. My intention is to scan all what I
could and leave the manuals for everyone who wants one or more.
Many manuals are in english language but some of them are in spanish (from
Spain) being the most curious a copy of "Messages from DOS/VS" from 1975.
I'll put the files with the scans in one URL of mine which address I'll
send to this list.
Gracias | Regards - Saludos | Greetings | Freundliche Gr??e | Salutations
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