Year 2000 Bounty

Kip, is that magazine online anywhere? I haven't heard of it myself. Sounds like you are refering us to a rather interesting read! Hmmm... And Sam, you have an interesting thought. But I wonder actually how many old systems you refer to are actually are still in use? Anybody who's got a better handle on the present population of minis and mainframes still in service want to give an opinion on this? One drawback for me (maybe others here too): my wife will kill me if I drag home a second or third big-iron machine ;-) We just moved into a new house and I can say for sure that we are only _half-moved_ at the moment. The other stuff yet to move is my collections, library, workshop, tools, equipment, parts, stuff, etc, etc, etc.. I am tired and sore already. Thank heaven the old and new house are only about a mile apart! At 14:05 23-04-98 -0700, Kip wrote: Christian Fandt, Electronic/Electrical Historian Jamestown, NY USA Member of Antique Wireless Association URL: http://www.ggw.org/freenet/a/awa/