On Thu, Jul 29, 1999 at 02:36:00PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>(more likely because their copy of Duke
>Quakem 64 won't run on old computers, hee hee)
Side note: When Pentium was new, Quake was coming out. Quake II didn't
come out much after Pentium II (am I right here?), and it didn't take
On Thu, Jul 29, 1999 at 01:31:13PM -0600, Aaron Blosser wrote:
>Egads...I'm not telling *anyone* to NOT use slow computers...I'm
>"suggesting" they use < p166 for double-checks or factoring.
And do you have a good reason to suggest that? Honestly, what does a
few months' (or even years') latency
>> They will have only a floppy attached, which will run once (at boot up).
>Are these basically just "NC's", with a boot floppy and a network Windows 95
>location?
You lousy Microsoft freaks! They will be linux boot disks that will run
either Mprime v19, or Brian's factor95.c. We haven't deci
> Motherboard connectors are plentiful as people often bring in bad PS's,
> and I have been cutting off the connectors as of late. Though of course
> this involves bulk soldering :(, but that was the "fair amount of work" I
> mentioned.
Why not just use the "lo-tech" wire nut? :-)
> They will h
> Having one power supply per computer, besides the convenience of having it
> self contained, is the fact that the fan in a power supply is used not only
> to cool the supply itself, but to circulate air throughout the entire case.
> This is especially true for ATX spec cases and supplies, but is
