ok, WTF does this comment on my gallery mean?
From: rodrod @ 68.168.113.93 (Sat Apr 24 11:58:27 2004)
Your so hot i want to stab you with a fork.
Monthly Archives: December 2004
Credit to beaker, #twilight_zone, EFNet
14:30 <@beaker> All of which means one of two things: either it's the goddamn
finest time in history to be an American, living as we are in
the age of incredible technology and miracle medicines and
longer life expectancies and $5 coffee drinks and a happy
synthetic chemical to match any sort of ache or pain or lump or
rash or spiritual crisis you might be facing.
14:31 <@beaker> Or it's the absolute worst, what with so many of us heavily
drugged and over half of us massively obese and IQs dropping
like stones and our overall quality of life deteriorating right
under our noses and shockingly huge numbers of us actually
finding Shania Twain somehow interesting. Which perspective is
right for you? Ask your doctor.
Computers for Sale / Trade / To Good Homes
Hi folks,
I’m clearing out my 8-bit computer collection. The following gems are up for sale, trade, or simply to be given away to good homes. Make me a reasonable offer, to my email. Crosspost anywhere you like.
S-100 ----- iCOM 3712 Dual Disk Drive Cabinet (for Altair): http://www.virtualaltair.com/virtualaltair.com/vac_icom_3712.asp s/n 1567, model # 3712-50 + Compupro enclosure (S-100 bus + power supply) + Compupro arbitrated 24 bit DMA hard disk controller + Compupro arbitrated 24 bit DMA floppy disk controller + Fujitsu 20MB Hard Drive in full size enclosure w/ power supply Commodore Business Machines --------------------------- Commodore VIC-20 Paddle set, in original box Commodore 64 in original box Commodore 1571 in original box Commodore 128 w/Software, S/N CA1109269 Commodore 64, no box Commodore 1571, no box Commodore 128D, no box Commodore plus/4 - in original packaging, all original materials Commodore 1541 disk drive - no box, dust cover Commodore 64, no box, dust cover Commodore modem Commodore C2N cassette unit The Connection Vic-20/C64 to parallel port converter Giant box of Commodore 64 cartridges and floppies (GAMES) Amdek Color 300 15" monitor. Has NTSC Composite and Chroma/Lumina inputs. Atari ----- Atari 130XE Atari 400 Atari 410 cassette tape drive Atari 600 in original packaging Atari 800 Atari 800XL (x2) Atari 1010 cassette tape drive 5x Atari 1050 floppy drives Atari 801 dot matrix printer + plethora of games on floppy and cartridge + assorted joysticks & paddles. Edumate Light Pen + Peripheral Vision -- Atari and C64 compatible Hewlett-Packard --------------- HP-41C full printed manual set (no calc) HP 82153A -- HP-41C optical wand (complete) HP-41C Games Manual HP-41C Synthetic Programming Guide Apple ][ -------- Apple ][+ with Microsoft 16K Language Card and Kensington System Saver and Marcey Inc. parallel interface (slot #1) and Disk ][ interface card (slot #6) + 1 Disk ][ and Monitor II m/n A2M2010 s/n 0872113 and Panasonic Auto Stop cassette player. Apple //e with Extended 80 Column Card, Disk ][ interface card + 1 Disk ][ and lots of manuals Apple //e (Enhanced, with MouseText) Epson HomeWriter 10 dot matrix printer, 100CPS. S/N 017835 Includes parallel port interface cartridge, manuals, original packaging Apple Duodisk Apple Macintosh --------------- Apple Macintosh 512K in original packaging + extra external 3 1/2" floppy drive Apple Macintosh IIcx, no memory, no HD, "Macintosh II" video card. PC/IBM ------ Original Copy II PC board with manual (requires 360K 5 1/4" drive) CP/M ---- Sanyo Creative Computer (CP/M) MBC-1000AUS S/N 56820908 Floppy drive shows some damage (will not close). Includes CP/M. Sun --- 2x Sun-1 computers, missing CPU cards. Only includes 2xmonochrome graphics cards and 2x 3Com 3Mbit/10Mbit ethernet cards (one is a prototype). Extremely rare -- these are Stanford University Network computers, NOT SPARC machines. They were originally 68010-based computers. Non-operational. Sun GDM-17E10 17" multisync color monitor Sun Type 5 keyboard (with Control key aligned with home row) and optical mouse w/ required optical pad. Tandy ----- Radio Shack TRS-80 Model III S/N 00013665 2x 5 1/2" floppy drives + boot diskette + 4 application diskettes Radio Shack TRS-80 Color Computer 2. Texas Instruments ----------------- TI99/4A personal computer + cartridges + cassette tapes Misc. ----- Mattel Aquarius + custom, homebrew extension board of unknown function Timex Sinclair 1000 (aka Spectrum ZX81) + original manual + 16KB ram expansion Mitsubishi C-3919N, 19" analog RGB monitor, s/n 2030490, March 1982 40-70Hz Vertical, 15.5-23.5kHz Horizontal, max 350x280 resolution Perfect for analog NTSC video work or arcade cabinet refurbishment NEC Multisync 3D monitor (1024x768, capable of NTSC frequencies) Zenith Z-19 Serial Terminal (VT-52 alike)