--- Joseph Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 01:07:16 -0500, you wrote:
At 00:37 -0500 on 06/02/03, Joseph Davis wrote:
Most people want to know what i want with the
broken microwaves...
That was mostly the point of my question ;)
Building a welder, I need the
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 02:34:23 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
--- Joseph Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 01:07:16 -0500, you wrote:
At 00:37 -0500 on 06/02/03, Joseph Davis wrote:
Most people want to know what i want with the
broken microwaves...
That was mostly the point of
Another no so trivia question. Did anyone recognize the acoustic coupler that Matthew
Broderick was using in War Games? What make and model? I am trying to set up an
exact duplicate of his set-up in my computer room and would like to find one if it is
possible. Thanks for all the great help
I've just acquired four Sonnet Presto LC accelerators. These run a 25 MHz
68LC040 processor and fit in the PDS slot of the LC, LC II, and Color
Classic. Except for not being compatible with 16-bit video on the Color
Classic, these are excellent accelerators. We've used them at home, and
I've
From: Neal Wingate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: My lil' LC
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This newsgroup is great but I need some specific things. You all say it
can be run to receive email and such but you guys never say what
hardware you use to get connected. I have an LC that I am going to
These are JUST the suitcase labled System
Yeah, I know. Oh yeah, and look for sounds too.
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the pickle
I did, one has nothing (ie fonts, sounds, etc.) and the other just the one
font (as I mentioned)
Some more info...one os off the Macintosh disks (Install Me First,
Macintosh LCIII) and the
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Mike Ford wrote:
LEM-Swap is for buying selling Mac stuff. It is not a discussion list.
[Ahem...]
Easy as can be, take an early mac, the IIci is perfect, put in two cheap
nubus network cards and install a free NETbsd router. You learn a little
about Unix, put an old
I use a Quadra 700 to do this. I don't think about cost- it's just a
techy/geeky thing to do. And that's why I like it! I boot it to an
external hard drive - copy everything over to a 20Mb RAM disk, then
boot to the RAM disk and shut off the hard drive. This makes it really
quiet, and it only
Neal wrote:
Anyone have anymore links? LC related of course. Pictures of projects in
progress would be great as well. By the way, can an LC use an external
CD drive as well as an external modem at once? Any hints or
recommendation on what kind of VRAM to upgrade to?
Hì Neal!
Yess! LC's can do
Hì list!
Maybe this is a silly question, but one can never know...
I would like to share files between my two LC III's (OS 7.1) using the
built in port while one of the two is connected via the NIC to the ADSL
modem.
Is it feasible? Can the OS handle both? I tried many configurations, but as
I've
Pickle:
If you can actually help instead of stating obvious items that would be
great.
recommendation on what kind of VRAM to upgrade to?
What I mean is what kind to handle color monitors and such. Are there
brand names or just generic Apple varieties. Just bought my stuff from
Sonnet but
At 13:20 -0600 on 06/02/03, Dustin Rinebold wrote:
I use a Quadra 700 to do this. I don't think about cost- it's just a
techy/geeky thing to do. And that's why I like it! I boot it to an
Well, you know, just as long as you're OK with wasting the extra few hundred
kilowatt-hours per month of
At 22:05 +0200 on 06/02/03, gigi wrote:
Maybe this is a silly question, but one can never know...
I would like to share files between my two LC III's (OS 7.1) using the
built in port while one of the two is connected via the NIC to the ADSL
modem.
Grab LocalTalk Bridge from Apple and you're all
At 16:08 -0500 on 06/02/03, Neal Wingate wrote:
If you can actually help instead of stating obvious items that would be
great.
If you can read what you've been asked to instead of asking questions that have
been asked and answered a bazillion times before, that would likewise be great.
What I
At 10:05 PM +0200 2/6/2003, gigi wrote:
Hì list!
Maybe this is a silly question, but one can never know...
I would like to share files between my two LC III's (OS 7.1) using the
built in port while one of the two is connected via the NIC to the ADSL
modem.
Is it feasible? Can the OS handle both?
At 13:27 -0800 on 06/02/03, Clark Martin wrote:
At 4:09 PM -0500 2/6/2003, the pickle wrote:
At 13:20 -0600 on 06/02/03, Dustin Rinebold wrote:
I use a Quadra 700 to do this. I don't think about cost- it's just a
techy/geeky thing to do. And that's why I like it! I boot it to an
Well, you know,
Pickle. I don't spend my life trawling newsgroups so forgive me.
*Bangs head on blunt object*
Neal
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At 16:58 -0500 on 06/02/03, Neal Wingate wrote:
Pickle. I don't spend my life trawling newsgroups so forgive me.
Nah, but you weren't literally deluged with links to the FAQ either...oh, wait,
I forgot...
Every list post footer has it.
Every list welcome message has it, or don't you bother
that sort of attitude is rapidly putting me off reading this list.
just wait and think a minute before you tear into someone, about how
many other readers and/or lurkers might be put off this list by your
attitude. i've sat and watched this for several months now and each time
i see outbursts
At 4:39 PM -0500 2/6/2003, the pickle wrote:
At 13:27 -0800 on 06/02/03, Clark Martin wrote:
Minor detail but a Q700 uses around 35KWh per month, not hundreds
Did you get that by measuring actual power draw? 24*30*230W (the
rating on the
PSU, which I realise is a maximum) gives 165
At 22:22 + on 06/02/03, iriXx wrote:
that sort of attitude is rapidly putting me off reading this list.
As I said.
If you're too good to follow common netiquette, that's your own problem. Don't
make it mine.
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FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
At 14:10 -0800 on 06/02/03, Clark Martin wrote:
Actual power draw of a Q700 measured with a watt meter - 49 W.
FYI my SMC Barricade wireless router draws 5W.
I'll take an 80% reduction in power consumption any day.
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FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
the pickle wrote:
As I said.
If you're too good to follow common netiquette, that's your own problem. Don't
make it mine.
oh i'm not, but you seem to be doing a good job of making it into your
own problem.
listmom - do you have anything to say on this matter?
its not the first totally
Thus spake Iggy Drougge on Compact Macs two years ago, when this very topic
came up:
At 02:07 +0100 01/11/00, Iggy Drougge wrote:
To me, not reading the FAQ is ignorance spiced with arrogance. If you can't be
arsed to go through the FAQ, you shpould pay for a helpline instead of relying
on the
At 00:45 +0100 on 07/02/03, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
Guilty as charged! At the moment I have turned on in my room:
[a lot of stuff]
Yeah, but your country isn't about to bomb the shit out of Iraq to appease your
leader's dad, either.
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FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
At 00:45 +0100 on 07/02/03, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
Guilty as charged! At the moment I have turned on in my room:
[a lot of stuff]
Yeah, but your country isn't about to bomb the sh*t out of Iraq to
appease your
leader's dad, either.
--
And so, what are you afraid of? After the removal of
At 01:25 +0100 on 07/02/03, Marten van de Kraats wrote:
And so, what are you afraid of? After the removal of Saddam the oil
Whoa there buddy. Removal of Saddam? At what cost? *I* don't wanna get
drafted into this mess. I don't think we have any business over there in the
first place. Dubya
I use a Quadra 700 to do this. I don't think about cost- it's just a
techy/geeky thing to do. And that's why I like it! I boot it to an
--- cut ---
Then On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, the pickle wrote:
Even if a typical Mac draws 50% of the max at what amounts to idle, that's
still $5-10/month,
This was , or I thought, a matter between pickle and myself. He/she
caught me correctly in saying I need to be more patient and just lurk
and learn. As of now I consider the matter dropped. Pickle was just
doing us a service in that things that have been said a ba-zillion times
won't need to to
At 19:38 -0600 on 06/02/03, Lyle Syverson wrote:
Well... don't overlook the environmental impact of manufacturing the new
router and throwing the old computer into the landfill.
It's a dilemma, for sure.
Recycling the old computer is probably still better than keeping it up and
running
Yeah, uh, that's a LOT.
Well yes, it's a lot compared to a Linksys router. That's true. I could also
choose to not have internet service at all, which would save the electricty
used by my cable modem. Heck, I'll stop getting cable altogether, and get rid
of my televisions. Even better - if I
Yeah, uh, that's a LOT.
Well yes, it's a lot compared to a Linksys router. That's true. I could also
choose to not have internet service at all, which would save the electricty
used by my cable modem. Heck, I'll stop getting cable altogether, and get rid
of my televisions. Even better - if I
Sorry for the double post, folks. IMP doesn't seem to like these lists very
much.
-dmr
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At 20:07 -0500 on 06/02/03, Neal Wingate wrote:
won't need to to come up again. If I could shake your hand pickle I
would if you would let me. As of now the matter is dropped. :)
Keep it real, Neal. Peace. :)
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FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
At 19:17 -0600 on 06/02/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fact that you're on a vintage Mac list indicates to me that you consume your
share of electricity for pleasure reasons too.
Perhaps :)
But I also don't use anything but my TiBook most of the time if I can avoid it,
and having a laptop helps
Pickle - if you want to make an environmental statement, it seems to me
that you should go after people wasting on the order of kWatts - not
25 Watts.
Guilty as charged! At the moment I have turned on in my room:
- A IIci w/a Macintosh Color Display
- Bernoulli Dual w/two disks in it
- Bernoulli
At 20:38 -0600 on 06/02/03, Steve Conrad wrote:
- WebTV Plus (not conected to the Net/Web)
- VCR (no, I am not watching a movie right now nor do I have cable)
Whatever for?
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the pickle
- I meant that I am not browsing the web on the WebTV Plus at this time
nor am I watching a movie right
At 20:59 -0600 on 06/02/03, Steve Conrad wrote:
- I meant that I am not browsing the web on the WebTV Plus at this time
nor am I watching a movie right now. I just don't turn them off unless I
really have to.
Well, it's your own business, but why the heck not?
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FAQ
I think your computer is off by a factor of thirty. If not, let me
know where you live. I want to get some of that utility company's
stock. ;-)
Is it? Are you saying that I should be paying 90 dollars a month, or
only 10 cents? (I used one of those little online calculator thingies
At 23:06 -0600 on 06/02/03, Dustin Rinebold wrote:
Is it? Are you saying that I should be paying 90 dollars a month, or
only 10 cents? (I used one of those little online calculator thingies
awhile ago to figure this out). If you REALLY want me to, I can dig up
a utility bill and do the
--- Terry Ovans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another no so trivia question. Did anyone recognize
the acoustic coupler that Matthew Broderick was
using in War Games? What make and model? I am
trying to set up an exact duplicate of his set-up in
my computer room and would like to find one if it
On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 04:06 PM, Dustin Rinebold wrote:
My Q700 draws 31W...Works out to about $3
worth of electricity per day where I live.
I think your computer is off by a factor of thirty. If not, let me
know where you live. I want to get some of that utility company's
31 Watts is roughly a third as much as an average porch light. A
typical water heater probably uses about 3000 Watts, or 100 times as
much. By your rate calculation, keeping hot water would cost you
thousands a month.
For an individual, the power used running personal computers is a
At 10:46 PM 2/6/2003, James S Jones typed thusly:
For an individual, the power used running personal computers is a
non-event, financially -- even in areas with the highest rates.
OTOH, I often have several going one way or another... I just tend to turn
the monitor off.
So, is the monitor
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