Re: [newbie] Mine is 14 inches! (don't be jealous).

2001-07-13 Thread etharp 

heck I still have a 10 color vga monitor that came as part of my ibm PS1 
(286/10Mgz, 30 meg HD, mouse and 9600baud modem, 2.5meg Mem. it was a 
screamer in 1990). it is not much good compared to the monitors i use now, 
but that sucker has outlasted about 10 other monitor in the same setup 


On Friday 13 July 2001 03:25, Anguo wrote:
 ¦b 2001 ¤C¤ë 13 ¬P´Á¤­ 02:38¡AJeferson Lopes Zacco ¼g¹D:
  And finally, if someone just got that new TFT and is going to dump
  that clumsy 17 or 19 inch monitor , send it my way. :^) I have to put up
  with a 15 inch.

 Lucky you: mine is a 14 inch monitor!


 Anguo

Re: [newbie] Mine is 14 inches! (don't be jealous).

2001-07-13 Thread Michel Clasquin 

  I have to put up
  with a 15 inch.

 Lucky you: mine is a 14 inch monitor!

It's what you do with it that counts ...

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Note: This is my understanding. It has been known to happen that my
understanding does not mesh with reality. I gladly accept corrections.

Re: [newbie] Mine is 14 inches! (don't be jealous).

2001-07-13 Thread Tom Brinkman 

On Friday 13 July 2001 04:44 pm, etharp wrote:
 back in those days there was no world wide web, and mozilla1.0 was
 a project at a college.

  U of I, Champaign ?

  I had a text connection to pipeline the
 ISP that became PSInet and later a connection to Delphi both
 allowed a shell account dialed in with about a 9600 (or a couple of
 years later a screamming 14,400 baud. We had e-mail also over fido
 net for BBS. we had communication programs that worked like minicom.
 we downloaded files using ymodem or zmodem proticols

   z was much better, even at 9,6 ;
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   Tom Brinkman  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Galveston Bay