29 Oct
2007
29 Oct
'07
4:47 p.m.
Please rememebr that not all of us read our main
on-line. I for one
download all my main, then read anf reply to it (I
pay for phone calls by
the second (or whatever), I don't have broadband).
So for me to look up
an e-bay item certainly involves me dialing back in
to my ISP and running
a web browser.
My apologies. But out of curiosity what computer do
you run the browser off of and do you get realistic graphics? Pardon the asking. You really need to take
some pictures of your setup, and even do a write up. I
have a domain now (actually have for over a year!) and
when I set it up, I'd be more then happy to host some
of your stuff.
There's nothing much to see. It looks like a normal PC/AT (IBM 5170). OK,
there are other odd machines around here that are a lot more intereting
oth to look at and to understnad.
Do the local newspapers, or even Wired and other
periodicals know about you Tony??? I'm thinking they
should.
I beelieve I got a mention (for this reason) in Popular Mechanics or
soemthing like that.
Apart from that, I am heppy living surrounded by (old) computers,
cameras, tools and the like. And my cat, of course. I may be a freak, and
I am certain;y accentric, but I really don't want to become known to all
and sundry as such.
Just out of
curiosity, why do you think an XGA card
is the ultimate
vintage find? I can think of many things that are
rarer and/or more
interesting.
There's a duality to my feelings on PC/2 stuph. Hence
the rather torturous tenuous title to my post. I'll
just leave it at this and say an XGA is what's bound
to make a PC/2 interesting (in my book).