9 Mar
2010
9 Mar
'10
10:53 p.m.
I've got a number of old UNIX books that I need to get rid of soon.
Books I have:
The Waite Group's UNIX? Primer Plus (Sams Publishing) ISBN
0-672-22729-0
Introduction To UNIX? (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-745-1
QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-450-9
UNIX? Programmer's Reference (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-536-X
UNIX? Networking (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48440-4
Exploring the UNIX? System, Second Edition (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48447-1
EXAM CRAM TCP/IP for MCSE (Certification Insider Press)
ISBN 1-57610-476-1
All ISBN codes reported exactly as they appear on the physical books
themselves. Abnormal or non-compliant hyphenation is therefore the fault of
the publisher.
"QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit" includes a 5.25" floppy disk. The
disk is
in near-perfect condition (visually), with the only noticeable issue is that
the disk label has lost it's adhesiveness. Unknown whether it is 360K or
1.2M. Whoever takes this book, I request that you image this disk for me.
Something mountable using a loopback device, please, no DOS Teledisk format
or whatever.
Please reply either on or off list. Shipping location is Gibsonton, Florida,
United States of America. Zip/Postal is 33534.
I have to get rid of these by Saturday. I don't want to have to garbage them
if someone will take them.
10 Mar
10 Mar
12:21 a.m.
I'll rescue any leftovers. (and can pick them up)
Are you moving or something?
-Dave
On Mar 9, 2010, at 5:53 PM, Kirn Gill wrote:
I've got a number of old UNIX books that I need to
get rid of soon.
Books I have:
The Waite Group's UNIX? Primer Plus (Sams Publishing) ISBN
0-672-22729-0
Introduction To UNIX? (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-745-1
QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-450-9
UNIX? Programmer's Reference (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-536-X
UNIX? Networking (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48440-4
Exploring the UNIX? System, Second Edition (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48447-1
EXAM CRAM TCP/IP for MCSE (Certification Insider Press)
ISBN 1-57610-476-1
All ISBN codes reported exactly as they appear on the physical books
themselves. Abnormal or non-compliant hyphenation is therefore the fault of
the publisher.
"QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit" includes a 5.25" floppy disk. The
disk is
in near-perfect condition (visually), with the only noticeable issue is that
the disk label has lost it's adhesiveness. Unknown whether it is 360K or
1.2M. Whoever takes this book, I request that you image this disk for me.
Something mountable using a loopback device, please, no DOS Teledisk format
or whatever.
Please reply either on or off list. Shipping location is Gibsonton, Florida,
United States of America. Zip/Postal is 33534.
I have to get rid of these by Saturday. I don't want to have to garbage them
if someone will take them.
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
2:25 a.m.
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 19:21, Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote:
I'll rescue any leftovers. (and can pick them up)
Are you moving or something?
-Dave
On Mar 9, 2010, at 5:53 PM, Kirn Gill wrote:
like
the idea or anything but, ehh, shit happens.
I've got a number of old UNIX books that I
need to get rid of soon.
Books I have:
The Waite Group's UNIX? Primer Plus (Sams Publishing) ISBN
0-672-22729-0
Introduction To UNIX? (QUE Publishing)
ISBN
0-88022-745-1
QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-450-9
UNIX? Programmer's Reference (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-536-X
UNIX? Networking (Hayden Books)
ISBN
0-672-48440-4
Exploring the UNIX? System, Second Edition (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48447-1
EXAM CRAM TCP/IP for MCSE (Certification Insider Press)
ISBN 1-57610-476-1
All ISBN codes reported exactly as they appear on the physical books
themselves. Abnormal or non-compliant hyphenation is therefore the fault
of
the publisher.
"QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit" includes a 5.25" floppy disk. The
disk
is
in near-perfect condition (visually), with the
only noticeable issue is
that
the disk label has lost it's adhesiveness.
Unknown whether it is 360K or
1.2M. Whoever takes this book, I request that you image this disk for me.
Something mountable using a loopback device, please, no DOS Teledisk
format
or whatever.
Please reply either on or off list. Shipping location is Gibsonton,
Florida,
United States of America. Zip/Postal is 33534.
I have to get rid of these by Saturday. I don't want to have to garbage
them
if someone will take them.
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
Not moving or anything, I just need to clean house. I don't particularly
5:06 p.m.
Sounds good. Let me know if there are any leftovers after your
deadline and my lady and I will run up and grab 'em.
I'd offer to bring you a carload of gear (lotsa surplus stuff
right now), but if you're cleaning house..
-Dave
On Mar 9, 2010, at 9:25 PM, Kirn Gill wrote:
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
I'll
rescue any leftovers. (and can pick them up)
Are you moving or something?
-Dave
On Mar 9, 2010, at 5:53 PM, Kirn Gill wrote:
like the idea or anything but, ehh, shit happens. I've got a number of old UNIX books that I
need to get rid of soon.
Books I have:
The Waite Group's UNIX? Primer Plus (Sams Publishing) ISBN
0-672-22729-0
Introduction To UNIX? (QUE Publishing)
ISBN
0-88022-745-1
QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit (QUE Publishing) ISBN
0-88022-450-9
UNIX? Programmer's Reference (QUE Publishing)
ISBN
0-88022-536-X
UNIX? Networking (Hayden Books)
ISBN
0-672-48440-4
Exploring the UNIX? System, Second Edition (Hayden Books) ISBN
0-672-48447-1
EXAM CRAM TCP/IP for MCSE (Certification
Insider Press)
ISBN 1-57610-476-1
All ISBN codes reported exactly as they appear on the physical books
themselves. Abnormal or non-compliant hyphenation is therefore
the fault
of
the publisher.
"QuickBASIC Programmer's Toolkit" includes a 5.25" floppy disk.
The disk
is
in near-perfect condition (visually), with the
only noticeable
issue is
that
the disk label has lost it's adhesiveness.
Unknown whether it is
360K or
1.2M. Whoever takes this book, I request that you image this disk
for me.
Something mountable using a loopback device, please, no DOS Teledisk
format
or whatever.
Please reply either on or off list. Shipping location is Gibsonton,
Florida,
United States of America. Zip/Postal is 33534.
I have to get rid of these by Saturday. I don't want to have to
garbage
them
if someone will take them.
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
Not moving or anything, I just need to clean house. I don't
particularly
10:45 p.m.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 12:06, Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote:
Sounds good. Let me know if there are any leftovers after your deadline
and my lady and I will run up and grab 'em.
I'd offer to bring you a carload of gear (lotsa surplus stuff right now),
but if you're cleaning house..
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
Someone just asked about getting them all, so I don't know if there is going
to be anything left over
As for surplus equipment, I'm mainly looking for modern PeeCee storage,
mostly, and laptop form-factor (SO-DIMM) SDRAM cards for an iMac G3 (whose
RAM connectors are on the processor card, necessitating the requirement for
small form-factor RAM)
I probably have a few more books that I have not listed, one of them being
an X11 programmer's guide from circa 1993. Personally, I'd love to ship that
overseas to a friend who is currently writing a window manager, but at least
you are in a position that I can actually give it to you.
10:52 p.m.
On Mar 10, 2010, at 5:45 PM, Kirn Gill wrote:
Sounds good.
Sounds good.
Let me know if there are any leftovers after your
deadline
and my lady and I will run up and grab 'em.
I'd offer to bring you a carload of gear (lotsa surplus stuff
right now),
but if you're cleaning house..
Someone just asked about getting them all, so I don't know if there
is going
to be anything left over As for surplus equipment, I'm mainly looking for
modern PeeCee
storage,
mostly, and laptop form-factor (SO-DIMM) SDRAM cards for an iMac G3
(whose
RAM connectors are on the processor card, necessitating the
requirement for
small form-factor RAM)
Nope...no PeeCee stuff here. And modern stuff I'd be selling to
my clients, not giving away. ;) *poke* I do have some RS/6000s that
I'd like to re-home. (one of which is fairly beefy)
I probably have a few more books that I have not
listed, one of
them being
an X11 programmer's guide from circa 1993. Personally, I'd love to
ship that
overseas to a friend who is currently writing a window manager, but
at least
you are in a position that I can actually give it to you.
What's the exact title? I likely already have a copy. :-/
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
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