> I
think that it's a load of crap. Old computers for the masses.
Ruins it
> for the rest of us. Next thing you know, the
Antiques Road Show will
have an
"antique computer" eposode.
Um, from what I heard, someone on the Roadshow said within the last year
that computers will become the next hot collectable. Someone locally
here
told me that (I didn't see the show myself).
So it's too late for fear,
move straight on ahead to loathing.
Oh! I can't wait...
"Gee, that's too bad. If you hadn't rewound the transformer on that
IMSAI, it would be worth $50,000. But since it works, it's only
worth $25. Remember folks, never fix anything. The original non-working
lump of metal is worth far more than a machine that does what it was
actually designed to do."
Well then... I guess my self-imposed 'vow of poverty' is safe for the
forseeable future since I have this nasty tendancy to prefer to have things
running. B^}
-jim
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