On 05/01/2011 23:03, Colin McKinnon wrote:
On Wednesday 05 January 2011 01:48:38 pm Jason Irwin wrote:
Looking at Virign Media just now, any good?
On the whole yes - the infrastructure is **very** good - fibre to the wall of
your house means you get the bandwidth they advertise, and on the wh
Ok folks, this is the first part of what will likely be a long clearout
process. I'm looking at moving out of scotland on a permanent bsis, and
I'm not taking things i don't NEED. most of this stuff is either free
or exchangeable for some kind of beerage
1 x SGI indigo 2 (the purple one) fre
no, it's standard grade up here. but if the gcse was more useful than
it currently is, then the scottish system would pretty much be forced to
change to match the english standard, or leave the scottish students at
significant disadvantage
Colin Speirs wrote:
> Are GCSE's a thing in scotland?
quite a collection you have there, though, why do you have the A1200 hard
drive in the acellerator bay?
I have an SGI box and a sun box looking for a home if you want to expand the
collection... also an HP9000, but it's a big um HUGE and power hungry.
On 11/15/06, Alistair J. Ross <[EMAIL PROT
On 11/14/06, Mitchell Hagerty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Georgia,
Don't count out the 8088 and 80186, You can find an 88 in IBM ATs
(often recycled as electric gate controllers) and the 186 was
primarily used in printers. Find a printer from the mid-80's you've
probably found a 186.
Good h
i can give you a 166 for your smoothwall box, in exchange for the 150...
On 11/14/06, willie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tuesday 14 November 2006 21:13, Georgia Thomson wrote:
> Hi everyone. just checking if any of you have any of the following
> processors lying in your b
Hi everyone. just checking if any of you have any of the following
processors lying in your boxes o' bits. myself and a friend are doing a
similar project and are collecitng pentium CPUs, I'm also collecting older
x86 CPUs. there's beer tokens and / or beer waiting.
here's the list of what we
Hi,
I've been roped into helping a local charity try to get a good deal on 4
laptops for general use. Current minimum spec seems pretty reasonable for
what they need them for, Can anyone recommend any vendors to approach with
the possibility of any kind of discount for a registered charity, or ve
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Hi,
First post so be gentle :)
Recently been thinking about going down this route, and had this link
not as far as i'm aware, playstation2 can run linux, but with a lot more
work than is required for an xbox to do so.
regards
Georgia
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Can a PS One be used ?
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From: Georgia Thomson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 20:04:32
ok, its getting to the time of year people start thinkign about
christmas pressies. for those of you getting xboxes for christmas, or
just because, i am still interested in running an xbox linux workshop
early in the new year.
primarily it will be talking people through the actual modification
if i can get jigdo to work, i'm happy enough to do debian DVDs. and
that does sound like a plan.
On 17 May 2004, at 10:45, William Anderson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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not if the 20 quid was being donated to something (and i'm not
sure the beer fund counts for that one, but that'
not if the 20 quid was being donated to something (and i'm not
sure the beer fund counts for that one, but that's something someone
else should figure out)
On 17 May 2004, at 09:36, William Anderson wrote:
Phil Deane wrote:
[monitor donation snippage]
I got a friend in work who is looking f
do that talk at EdLug over in Edinburgh too, would you?
P
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Sent: 06 May 2004 20:36
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Subject: Re: [Scottish] 2H 2004
Sounds interesting to me, might make me get one.
On Thu, 2004-05-06 at
well, i'll put i to the list, since i think i've mentioned it a fair
few times on IRC.
If there is enough interest (roughly 8 - 12 people) i am willing to do
an "xbox linux workshop" basically right through from cracking the
case open, to the final installation of the linux distro.
replies to
steer WELL clear of the sony one. my mate had a hard enough time
getting it to work. it reads media fine, but is apparently very fussy
with what media it will write to, both CD and DVD. other than that, i
dont know about any of them. I have a Pioneer DVR-105 and have had no
problems with it/
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