25 Dec
2006
25 Dec
'06
8:40 a.m.
At 7:52 AM -0800 12/25/06, Al Kossow wrote:
Something else to think about is that he can claim copywrite on the
compilation of those scans, thereby preventing you from posting *HIS*
scans, so just do yours at a higher resolution :^)
Somehow this guy reminds me of a lot of people selling Genealogy
CD's. The library has thousands of them (it's a lot more than just
computer history), and I was horrified to learn that a lot are only
one book (PDF) per CD.
Zane
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I guess you
should hold off on buying his PDP8 stuff
Between what Eric Smith, CHM and others have I don't think I need
any of his PDP-8 stuff. The Royotron stuff is much more rare since
the punch is used in DEC reader/punches but the info in them isn't
in the DEC service docs.
I normally don't say anything about getting stuff run up on me, but
paying $150+ to have the seller turn around and try selling scans for
$10 was depressing (only good thing is he claims 200dpi, which
won't be all that great).