BTW - the pictures there are from the days of film cameras - that's how
long ago I put it in that 1U. After recapping it a few years ago, it's
back to being 100% stable.
Given that there are plenty of new film camera available for sale, I’m
not going to hazard a guess as how long ago that was.
> On Sep 4, 2020, at 3:12 PM, John Klos via cctalk
> wrote:
>
>>> I have to agree, that’s an interesting configuration. The 1U Vaxstation
>>> 4000/VLC makes a lot of sense, this, an A1200 I’m having a bit more trouble
>>> understanding. What is the purpose of this system?
>>
>> I would a
I have to agree, that???s an interesting configuration. The 1U Vaxstation
4000/VLC makes a lot of sense, this, an A1200 I???m having a bit more
trouble understanding. What is the purpose of this system?
I would assume it can run Linux/Unix stuff? Though not sure you could get an
accelerator
I have to agree, that’s an interesting configuration. The 1U Vaxstation
4000/VLC makes a lot of sense, this, an A1200 I’m having a bit more
trouble understanding. What is the purpose of this system?
Zane
I would assume it can run Linux/Unix stuff? Though not sure you could get
an accelerato
> On Sep 4, 2020, at 11:36 AM, John via cctalk wrote:
>
>> Sun Fire v254, an AMD Ryzen box (with ECC), a 1U Amiga 1200, and a 1U VAX.
>> John Klos
>
> What OS do you run on the Amiga 1200 that is in a 1u case?
>
> That is pretty odd :-)
I have to agree, that’s an interesting configuration.
Sun Fire v254, an AMD Ryzen box (with ECC), a 1U Amiga 1200, and a 1U VAX.
John Klos
What OS do you run on the Amiga 1200 that is in a 1u case?
That is pretty odd :-)
- Ethan
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Over the years I've snagged a few domains related to classic computing with
the best intentions of doing something with them. I have not, so I will be
letting the following expire:
decvax.org
dgeclipse.org
dgnova.org
hp1000.org
hp2000.org
pdp11.org
rt-11.org
For anyone here with an intere
I don't have a way to make plastic new, but I've had good results with
WD40 for restoring surfaces with WD40. Some plastics get dusty and
highly ablative on the surface with age and environment. Plastic LOVES
WD40, if it is 'thirsty' Coat the plastic with WD40, and wait. It
will soak in, someti
On Fri, 4 Sep 2020 at 11:02, Stefan Skoglund via cctalk
wrote:
> Textilmuseet (textiles and clothes museum in Borås, Sweden) have a
> number of items which was haute couture in the 70s and 80s. Some of
> them was done in a plastic which today is basically an awful mess...
>
> And so they are basi
ons 2020-09-02 klockan 13:46 -0700 skrev Chuck Guzis via cctalk:
> On 9/2/20 12:02 PM, Rico Pajarola via cctalk wrote:
> > I have a friend who is a Materials Science Technologist and
> > specializes in
> > injection molded plastics. So... basically the same thing that's in
> > computer cases (even
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