This year's ETA-auction i gothenburg at 5 Dec.
SEE?http://auktion.eta.chalmers.se/
Multiple Tek Scopes and a HP 16500C.
AT least one VT101 and other misc (including multiple sun ultras) and a
bunch of routers/vpn gateways and so.
Please add the cc. To subj line
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-------- Original message --------
From: Fred Cisin <cisin at xenosoft.com>
Date: 11/17/2015 13:02 (GMT-07:00)
To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
Subject: Re: Could someone make the list do the [cctalk] thing in the subject
line?
On Tue, 17 Nov 2015, Mark J. Blair wrote:
> This would be helpful, and consistent with many other mailing lists. I
> use filters to direct traffic from my many mailing list subscriptions
> into appropriate sub-folders outside my main inbox. I filter this list
> based on addressing, but sorting based on a consistent tag in the
> subject line may be more reliable.
Periodically, this is suggested.? And, so far previously, rejected.
A few folk oppose it because THEY don't need it because THEIR mail
programs are successfully sorting by the header line of:
"List-Id: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts"
? <cctalk.classiccmp.org>"
A few oppose it because it will add another half a dozen to a dozen
characters to already growing subject lines, and people might eventually
have to start trimming some of the RE: Re: RE: from the subject line.
I would find it convenient to have a visual indication "[CC]" of which
messages are from the list[s] V which are similar subject lines from other
sources. But, I can live with it either way, so it becomes an issue to be
decided by who feels strongest about their needs.
--
Grumpy Ol' Fred???? cisin at xenosoft.com
VCF East XI (yeah, I'm using Roman numerals for now) is April 15-17,
2016, as usual at the InfoAge Science Center in Wall, New Jersey.
Friday's schedule will be classes and some kind of software hackathon.
Details to be determined.
Saturday/Sunday will have morning keynotes followed by the usual fare:
exhibit hall(s), consignment, museum tours, food, and so on.
Saturday's keynoter is Stewart Chiefet of the old "Computer Chronicles"
television show. :)
Still working on a keynoter for Sunday.
Web site is not yet live.
huh?
On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 1:16 PM, Bill Sudbrink <wh.sudbrink at verizon.net>
wrote:
> Mark Linimon wrote:
> > as always, location is helpful :-)
>
> He gave you everything you need to know:
>
> W5JAI
>
> Registration is online.
>
> Bill S.
>
>
Can you post your location to see if in driving distance.
> On Nov 16, 2015, at 11:10 AM, "Jim Isbell, W5JAI" <jim.isbell at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> This collection goes back to the first home computers, Sinclair, TRS80
> Model 1 and Model 2, CPM machines, Lobo, Commodore, several "portables"
> (suitcase type), PET, one CPM/DOS switchable portable. "Stringy floppy"
> (very rare) All are free, but the whole lot goes to ONE person. I want it
> gone, not cherry picked.
>
> My intention was a computer museum, but no longer have the desire.
>
While copying some data from a bunch of Next HD's, i stumbled upon a snd
file containing a song written for Steve Jobs, accompanied by guitar and
handclaps from several people.
Is this a known song? I was unable to find a better version on the web
than the 8012hz sample I have here.
--
Met vriendelijke Groet,
Simon Claessen
drukknop.nl
So, I have bought a number of DS8641 bus transceivers from a source in China,
and cognizant of the claims that there are a lot of counterfeits coming from
China, how can I test them to make sure the meet specs?
I have a QBUS test board which I have constructed (it's basically just a
single read/write register), so I can verify their _basic_ functionality; but
the UNIBUS/QBUS specs give a number of analog qualifications, and it's those
I'd like to check.
Some of them I can figure out how to test, although a couple of them would
seem to need special test rigs, e.g. input high threshold of 2.5V and low
threshold of 1.4V, but I _think_ I can work out how to test those - a board
with a pot on it, so I can vary the input voltage, and see where the output
switches. (I'm not necessarily going to test every last chip, but I'd like to
do random samples.)
However, there are others of which I'm not at all clear how to test, e.g.
output high leakage current of 25 uA. How would I test that? (And replies of
the form 'use such and such an approach' probably aren't detailed enough for
me - my analog-fu is pretty weak - so details would be most greatly
appreciated! ;-)
Noel
Hi Guys!
I am the happy owner of a DEC 3000 in other words an Alpha.
It is fully working and boots VMS and goes into DEC windows just as it
should.
Its running a high res 23" colour monitor in RGB
As you all are aware I spend my time recreating PDP front panels.
(Hopefully the example panel will arrive to-day and I can release the
current batch to screening. )
Anyway I thought it would be nice to at least get some pictures up on
the Alpha and maybe do a little panel design on it.
If you are asking why would I want to do that. Then I might suggest you
may not be on the right list.
So there you have it; picture display (gif, tif and so on) and a bit of
cad on my Alpha (mono is fine.)
What do I need and where do I get it?
Rod (Panelman) Smallwood