Assorted on-topic stuff

A day or so ago, I wrote followed by a list of stuff. I was surprised (and in most respects pleased) at the response. By the time I woke up and checked my mail, I had six replies, one of whom was local enough to pick things up in person, and interested in enough of the stuff to be willing to take it all; there was a seventh reply I discovered only a great deal later, being stopped for lack of reverse DNS, which (perhaps fortunately) would not have arrived early enough to make any difference even if the rDNS issue hadn't arisen. I was a bit surprised by the interest the Bytesaver generated; of the seven replies, six wanted it. :-) Anyway, it's all spoken for now. One response expressed surprise that I was willing to let any of it go. This really isn't all that hard to understand, once you learn a few things about me and look at it right. I am primarily a Unix hacker, and as such, anything that can't run something Unixy is significantly less interesting to me. I took the stuff when its previous owner was tossing it more to save it from being scrapped if I could than because I wanted it for myself (I knew classiccmpers would probably want much of it). Also, my free-space budget was overdrawn even before the pile of old stuff arrived; it then became _severely_ overdrawn, and getting rid of things became fairly critical. It's going to be good to get my living room back. :-) /~\ The ASCII der Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mouse(a)rodents.montreal.qc.ca / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B