On Friday 17 August 2001 07:36, Kevin Lange wrote:
I have been collecting commodores and Apples for a while to keep in my own
PC museum. I have been looking for a good working TRS-80.
Too bad I divested myself of most of my Radio Shack computers.
Model 16 running Xenix
Model 3 with 48k
It's not actually too difficult to do this, if you have some hardware
with lots of CPUs. With Solaris 8, you can create processor sets,
grouping a number of CPUs together, then running processes on those
CPUs, they will not get any cycles scheduled on other CPUs in the
system. This is different
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A friend of mine has an IBM
XT with a 3 digit serial number.
He has been saving it for it
to be bought from him for big money for a musuem
"Do not criticize someone until you walked a
mile in their shoes, tha
On Fri, Aug 17, 2001 at 06:36:42AM -0800, Kevin Lange wrote:
I have been collecting commodores and Apples for a while to keep in my own
PC museum. I have been looking for a good working TRS-80.
--
Speaking of museums, I took my daughter to the National Museum
of American History a few
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On Fri, Aug 17, 2001 at 06:36:42AM -0800, Kevin Lange wrote:
I have been collecting commodores and Apples for a while to
keep in my own
PC museum. I have been looking for a good working TRS-80.
--
Speaking of museums, I took
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From: Christopher Spence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Well, I just got this book, and just started reading through it.
Looks good so
I don't know how bookpool does it - it's been
at deep discounts since publication, whereas
Amazon managed to cut it by 10% for about
two weeks in 9 months.
A comment like yours came up on the
comp.databases.oracle.server newsgroup
very soon after the book came out. The
convenient weasel word is
Before I reply, so far at page 100 I think the book is great.
I plan on finishing it this weekend.
Anyway, I agree entirely. I think it really depends.
But there are strong reasons in both directions.
One thing that would make that test very difficult is MHz to MHz isn't the
same.
For
-Original Message-
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For example. 100MHz Pentium is no where near 1/15 the speed
of the 1.5GHz
AMD
i got a 75Mhz pentium sitting in my desk drawer :)
joe
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What wrong with a 100MHz Pentium? I still
do a lot of LaTex work (and other stuff)
on a 386-25. As long as the machine serves your
needs and works, use it.
For example. 100MHz Pentium is no where near 1/15 the speed
of the 1.5GHz
AMD. So
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I still have my 486 / 33MHz PC with 220 MB SCSI drive for a few odd things
:)
- Kirti
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I agree. Irecently upgraded my Eye Doctor's
office server from a 386-25
with 4M of RAM and 300M of disk to an NT server.
I think she liked the
older system better, to no surprise. I ran 5
terminals from that machine
with the Pick O/S and it worked
Bet you say that to all the girls
;)
Kathy
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i got a 75Mhz pentium sitting in my desk
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I just sold 5 166Mhz pentiums chips and
heat sinksfor $18 at show 2 weeks ago :)
"Do not criticize someone until you walked a mile in their shoes, that way
when you criticize them, you are a mile a way and have their shoes."
Chr
ROFL
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Bet you say that to all the girls
;)
Kathy
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For example. 100MHz Pentium is no where near 1/15 the speed of
the 1.5GHz AMD. So
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