Ok,
I am out if this goes to some charity. Giving this stuff to Mike
allows me to continue receiving all the great services he provides. Giving
it to some random poor sap gives me no returns what so ever.
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Haggerty, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:34 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: It's dead jim
What burden? Maybe we will make the computer and send it to the poor people
of Kosovo then. These are spare parts coming together to help a friend.
Let us help - you have helped us all at one time or another.
M
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:31 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: It's dead jim
The saying goodbye to FA would be to allow Judith to keep the relationship
with MM and get in the news that we get from them if I have to go to NA. I
don't want FA or the community to suffer if I have to make the move. Like I
said, I'm going to try to get the computer another way rather than have the
community chip in. I appreciate the support and all but I don't want to put
any burden on anyone if I can help it.
> Mike -
>
> Instead of all this talk about saying goodbye to FA, which you are
> free to do if you want to, it sounds like you are in a tight spot and
> could use a hand. You should tell us what kinds of parts you need. I
> am betting we all have enough stuff sitting around in our collective
> sparesbins to build several systems.
>
> I have an AMD 1600+ built on top of a K7 Pro LE mainboard, for
> instance, that has onboard audio and USB, supports USB to USB
> networking, and can accept up to 1.5 GB PC133 SD RAM. The thing is
> just sitting around right now, and it's still in warranty.
>
> I believe I also still have several 512 MB SDRAM chips sitting around
> too, and a 300 Watt power supply, multiple NIC cards, several obsolete
> Geforce
3
> cards, some 10-20B IDE hard drives, two or three CD Burners, a
> DVD-ROM, a zip drive, a bunch of logitech Web cams, multiple
> keyboards, mice,
infrared
> sensors, PDAs w/ craddles that just need batteries, wires & cables
> (some
of
> which have funny plugs that are not supported by anything anymore),
> etc.
And
> this is just in my closet.
>
> I would be happy to be part of a community initative to get Mike back
> up
and
> running. Mike, I have to ask, was any of your stuff still covered
> under warranty? I was able to replace my motherboard after it was
> fried recently no questions asked.
>
> M
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 10:30 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: It's dead jim
>
>
> Well, when it rains it truly pours. As many of you know, my computer
> went down last friday. I've been trying to make due with this tiny
> laptop (literally tiny) and hating it. Just got the results back.
> Catastrophic failure of everything except the CPU. No ram, HD, MB or
> anything else.
This
> also means that all my data for the last half dozen years or so is
probably
> lost unless I can get it recovered. Add to that a small issue that the
pain
> I've been having is colitis. This all sucks. :(
>
> The timing is the worst possible and it may force me to do some
> drastic things. I'm going to offer myself to Macromedia for some sort
> of paying position (like making sure their email works properly). If
> that doesn't
work
> (which I really don't expect it to) then I'm going to see about
> seperating myself from FA and then offer myself to New Atlanta. I
> don't want to do
it,
> but...
>
>
>
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