I definitely do. I rebuilt a Trace ST8000 last year and got it up and
running. I also built a 5.25" duplicator with 12 drives a few months
back. I'd love to find a commercial 5.25" duplicator.
Travis
On Sat, Mar 9, 2024 at 2:55 PM Bill Degnan via cctalk
wrote:
> Does anyone have interest
Just a ping out there to see if anyone's sitting on installation media for
CommonPoint (the last gasp of Taligent). Seems appropriate to try to coerce it
to run on an Apple Network Server. Let me know on or off list as appropriate.
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personal:
> On Mar 9, 2024, at 2:19 PM, Dennis Boone via cctalk
> wrote:
>
>> Did something happen to comp.os.vms and/or usenet? All the DEC
>> newsgroups appear to be missing from Eternal September.
>
> There has been a huge flood of spam originating from google, in various
> newsgroups, for a few
> On Mar 9, 2024, at 1:16 PM, Stuff Received via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> On 2024-03-09 14:50, Zane Healy via cctalk wrote:
>> Did something happen to comp.os.vms and/or usenet? All the DEC newsgroups
>> appear to be missing from Eternal September.
>> Zane
>
> I just subscribed to comp.os.vms
> Did something happen to comp.os.vms and/or usenet? All the DEC
> newsgroups appear to be missing from Eternal September.
There has been a huge flood of spam originating from google, in various
newsgroups, for a few months. I saw 15,000 one day in comp.os.vms
alone. This problem has
Does anyone have interest in vintage diskette duplication / duplication
machines? Would this make for an interesting VCF exhibit? Does/did anyone
use these commercially?
Bill
On 2024-03-09 14:50, Zane Healy via cctalk wrote:
Did something happen to comp.os.vms and/or usenet? All the DEC newsgroups
appear to be missing from Eternal September.
Zane
I just subscribed to comp.os.vms on Eternal-September without issue.
All seems well.
S.
Did something happen to comp.os.vms and/or usenet? All the DEC newsgroups
appear to be missing from Eternal September.
Zane
Over the years, I have gradually built up a functional PDP-11/23+
system, which of course I now have no need for ;) So I'd be interested
in selling it as I slowly downsize. You'd need to pick it up in south
central Missouri as shipping would be impractical and expensive.
Specifics: 11/23+
Fond memories too, my second significantly used home computer (mainframes and
midrange at work) (first was Trs80 m1, many others that I did almost nothing
with)
Mine was the first pc/xt clone I found for under $1000. Eventually grew to
3.5" A: disk and two double sided 80 track 5.25 disks for
On Sat, 9 Mar 2024 at 14:12, Murray McCullough via cctalk
wrote:
>
> I look back fondly on the IBM PC-XT of 41 years ago.
I think I briefly used one at university.
I wrote about it recently. Its startling price put the Apple Lisa,
launched the same year, into context:
«
The Lisa flopped partly
I look back fondly on the IBM PC-XT of 41 years ago. It was very pricy here
in the Great North but it allowed for a much more advanced computing
environment. What one could do with a 10MB hard disk! Granted it was far
more popular in the business world than the consumer one. However, it made
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