This is almost an impossible question to answer (!) but it might be worth
mentioning Pimcore. This is an open source master data management tool, meaning
that it supports both schema (data model) design and generation/design of UI
elements via a reasonably decent management interface.
It
I run a server farm of over 300 machines.
Dedicating one to a mailing list at no cost is easy.
The admin work well that’s life ha.
K.
Ah - now that's the spirit ! ;)
Yes the infrastructure is the smaller part of the problem - tinkering with the
software if it breaks is the thing. I'm up to my
> With Jay retiring, what are the hosting plans for these mailing lists?
Hi Al,
I didn't know about Jay retiring or what that means for the list - i.e. does it
need to find new infrastructure, new administraton/management, or both? I'm a
relatively background person in the vintage computing
> did anyone copy the moto app notes that were once at
> http://www.shrubbery.net/~heas/willem/PDF/Motorola/apnoteindex.html ?
some of them are available at:
http://archive.retro.co.za/archive/Motorola%20Appnotes/
plus a few more on this level:
http://archive.retro.co.za/archive/
> Their closest current product looks like the Genie Load Lifter.
I saw the name also but didn't think to search :) - some great looking units
there.
> I bodged together my PDP-Lifter
that's a nice piece of bodging!
Andrea (Brent & Glen)
Nice work spotting the factory ..
Needless to say, it might not even be possible to do anything, but hopefully
someone takes an interest!
While I'm on a roll, I saw this one randomly also - seems to have been a topic
of interest to the list not long ago?
It's a bit short & limited in terms of load but might suit someone
I'm guessing this could be known to others on the list, but I haven't seen it
mentioned, so posting just in case.
There doesn't seem to be mention of any recovery effort in the comments (that I
could see).
The most interesting section is from 14:14:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrx1tK5xcAk
Hi Peter,
Bitsavers has an example for each of 16 & 32 bit Eclipse:
http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dg/eclipse/014-50-00_Eclipse_WCS_microPgmg_Nov74.pdf
http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dg/mv1/014-701003_MV1_microgramming_May83.pdf
Did you work in this area much yourself?
Rgds Evan
=utf-8
On 10/24/18 1:08 AM, Evan Linwood via cctalk wrote:
> taken from the listing :
>
> "It was used ( I Believe ) to process Geophysical Seismic Data during the
> exploration of Oil in Bass Straight. The circuitry is all NASA standard."
>
> https://www.gumtree.com
taken from the listing :
"It was used ( I Believe ) to process Geophysical Seismic Data during the
exploration of Oil in Bass Straight. The circuitry is all NASA standard."
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/gosford/other-electronics-computers/vintage-computer-tape-drive/1194865314
> I've started to more aggressively archive material on old IBM and compatible
> coax and twinax
I'm not sure if this helps - they seem like they may be in the disposal chain
though, might possibly be able to grab manuals if they come up?
Hi Mark, it wasn't myself either.
Apologies (and to Brian, James and Jon) I was watching & wanting to respond
but got hit by a wall of things, then noticed that someone had bid on it.
Very glad to see it was acquired, and that Chris could confirm.
Hi All,
I noticed that the Multiflow race 14/300 system listed on eBay didn't sell
recently. I don't have any personal background with these machines but it
seems they could be both significant and rare? It's been sitting on eBay but
I wasn't sure if it had slipped between the cracks somehow?
is sitting inside a public area of the Uni at
Caulfield).
Thanks very much again - Cheers Evan
-Original Message-
From: n...@retrocomputingtasmania.com [mailto:n...@retrocomputingtasmania.com]
Sent: Monday, 17 August 2015 4:32 PM
To: Evan Linwood; General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic
16 matches
Mail list logo
