20 Apr
2005
20 Apr
'05
12:05 p.m.
On Apr 20, 2005, at 11:20 AM, Ethan Dicks wrote:
On 4/20/05, Andrew Jones <aijones2 at bsu.edu>
wrote:
As have I... they used to be one of the companies that came highly
recommended (as, I believe, were well-supported by most early PC Unix
implementations). Unfortunately, I no longer have any of their cards.
http://www.weirdstuff.com/cgi-bin/item/14178
I've never heard of the store selling it, I've never heard of the
company manufacturing it, but there you have it. A new-old-stock
eight-bit ISA SCSI card.
I've heard of Futuredomain, but do not have any of their products.
I have _been_ to Wierd Stuff Warehouse; I even have a
poster/calendar
on my wall. The last thing I got from them was a complete boxed set
of Interactive UNIX... several cubic feet of white boxes and binders.
There are others on this list who have purchased _much_ more stuff
from there than I have, but then I don't get to the Bay Area all that
often.
As have I... in fact, if you've seen my postings about my recent Data
General MV/4000 purchase, then you've seen something I bought at Weird
Stuff (and they delivered for me). I love going to browse there. You
always have NO idea what you will find. I happen to live in the Bay
Area, so getting over there is just a matter of driving a few miles.
Mark