I just wanted to say a huge thanks to Jason and crew for putting on an
incredible event last weekend. Last year was fantastic, and this year the
bar was raised again in every area.
To my eye, attendance was up this year yet again.
There was plenty of rich toasty mini goodness, including a Prim
I am getting 3 of these ready for sale, and all but 1 of the online pics I
see of the boards do NOT have a PA3 or a NumLock key.
Does anyone here have a good high res pic of these 2 complete keyboards, so
that I can know what is supposed to be on there?
Many thanks!
Cindy Croxton
I am finally getting recovered from my trip to VCFMW... the 2-day
(basically non-stop) drive each way was somewhat taxing. And I too
wanted to say thanks to everyone who attended along with Jason and crew
who made it happen.
This was my first VCFMW and the spirit and camaraderie at the whole
On 9/16/2016 7:45 PM, Chuck Guzis wrote:
My point being that it's a slippery concept that can mean a lot of
different things, depending upon who's doing the calling.
And Anything if you are with Marketing..
--Chuck
Ben.
Hi,
Is the topic still active?
Thanks Tony!
I replaced the solid state relay with an ordinary relay that I had around
and with some small tweaks it worked just fine.
/Mattis
2016-09-08 21:05 GMT+02:00 tony duell :
> >
> > Is there engineering drawings online for the DEC 871 or 874 power
> > controllers?
>
> I don't know if i
On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 02:13:33PM -0400, Mouse wrote:
>
> To name three real uses I've made of it recently: to check what a
> remote sshd banners as, to check what an RFB server banners as, and (in
> conjunction with script(1) to capture the output of a one-off server
> set up to transfer a text
2016-09-07 17:33 GMT+02:00 Doug Ingraham :
> The most likely cause of what you are seeing is a broken wire when the
> plane was originally assembled. The wire was pulled back a few cores and
> the end stripped. New wire was soldered to old, insulated and then they
> continued threading in that w
