This wouldn't have anything to do with your getting married, would it? On Monday 03 November 2003 12:53 pm, Soren Harward wrote: > After a year of faithful service, the time has come for me to divest > myself of my AlphaServer 2100 Model 4/200. First some specs: > > - 2x 200MHz EV4 processors > - 128 MB RAM > - 520 MB SCSI HD > - 2x 9GB SCSI StorageWorks drives > - 10BaseT ethernet > - keyboard & mouse > > All this and more in a package about the size of a mini fridge. Yes, > I'm serious. The case measures 28" high x 18" wide x 32" deep, and > weighs around 100 lbs. The server works very well as a small table. In > addition, winter is here, and you want the 525 watt power supply keeping > your family room toasty warm. This beast runs Linux or FreeBSD (NetBSD > doesn't have SMP support), and I will include installation media and > email-based support at no extra cost. > > I paid (in total) about $1000 for this machine. It's got to go, so I'll > take any reasonable offer, and at this point "I'll haul it away for > free" is starting to sound reasonable. > > Oh, and this server came from Los Alamos. The stickers saying "U.S. > Government: Los Alamos National Labs" and "U.S. Government: this media > has been Declassified" are still intact on the case. You know you've > always wanted something that's been declassified.
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