11 Nov
2001
11 Nov
'01
12:25 p.m.
Those vintage aircraft folks probably know where every
last nut and bolt is
located, and even rumors of the location of wrecked planes are probably kept
on record.
Yeah, it's interesting reading some of the reports about when
they find a plane. One of the guys that works in my building went to
Hawaii to check out a crash site on the side of one of the mountains.
The crash had first been found back in '91. He got up there to it
and it had already been removed.
I'm surprised that this hasn't caught on more
in the computer crowd. It's a
good idea I think, and it will surely help in the future. Do you think that
computer guys just don't want to register their systems? We are a strange
lot, after all.
I think in the future it would prove to be pretty useful
though. There's certainly no need to do it for the common stuff like
C-64's and such. I know there's a registry for the C-65's that exist.
Jeff
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