In message <4c10c9a5.40...@firshman.co.uk>, Tony Firshman
writes
Jerry Davis wrote, on 10/Jun/10 12:02 | Jun10:
I thought I'd stop lurking and post I only joined this group a few weeks
ago out of pure curiosity. Many, many moons ago I set up the London
sub-group with the help of Frank Mer
Hi Rich,
Believe it or not, there is still a burgeoning market out there for
retro computers - I rely on them for my main source of income at the
moment (since I was made redundant in December) and have successfully
brought several new products to market (or made old ones available
again), an
Dear George,
Marcel's and Jochen's comments made me think twice about considering adding
information about my TurboPTR on Rich's site.
I was referring to "self-advertising" for commercial products.
I regard any "encyclopedia" (online or offline) as something which
should be as unbiased as po
Bruce N wrote, on 10/Jun/10 13:21 | Jun10:
Tony,
Was it Dennis Briggs aka Adman Services ?
No - he lived in East London, maybe Gants Hill.
He was the person that kicked the component and rebuilt QL trading into
life when he sold his stock.
I don't think he actively traded them.
He lived
Tony,
Was it Dennis Briggs aka Adman Services ?
Bruce
Thursday, June 10, 2010, 10:13:21 AM, you wrote:
TF> Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 10/Jun/10 10:06 | Jun10:
>>>
>>> These were from a vast quantity of QL parts I bought from a trader
>>> living in East London, near Ilford I think. I have forgotten
Jerry Davis wrote, on 10/Jun/10 12:02 | Jun10:
I thought I'd stop lurking and post I only joined this group a few weeks
ago out of pure curiosity. Many, many moons ago I set up the London
sub-group with the help of Frank Merrison. University, the discovery that
there was life outside London,
I thought I'd stop lurking and post I only joined this group a few weeks
ago out of pure curiosity. Many, many moons ago I set up the London
sub-group with the help of Frank Merrison. University, the discovery that
there was life outside London, and meeting Rebecca who eventually became my
wife
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
gdgqler wrote:
Marcel's and Jochen's comments made me think twice about
considering adding information about my TurboPTR on Rich's site.
Oh god, I wasn't trying to discourage anybody from contributing to
the
wiki! TurboPTR not being commercial it's a different situation
gdgqler wrote:
> Marcel's and Jochen's comments made me think twice about
> considering adding information about my TurboPTR on Rich's site.
Oh god, I wasn't trying to discourage anybody from contributing to the
wiki! TurboPTR not being commercial it's a different situation anyway,
in my opinion a
On 10 Jun 2010, at 06:07, Rich Mellor wrote:
> As for Marcel's and Jochen's comments about posting information on wikis
> being regarded as self-advertising - well, there are some views on this:
> 1. Surely the software / hardware designers are best positioned to provide
> the background of the
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 10/Jun/10 10:17 | Jun10:
These were from a vast quantity of QL parts I bought from a trader
living in East London, near Ilford I think. I have forgotten his
name -
can anyone remember? He died I believe in the early 90s.
Tony
Care Electronics...Ed Bruley perhaps?
No
These were from a vast quantity of QL parts I bought from a trader
living in East London, near Ilford I think. I have forgotten his
name -
can anyone remember? He died I believe in the early 90s.
Tony
Care Electronics...Ed Bruley perhaps?
No. He was working on his own. He bought a vast n
This mailing list is probably the most frequently populated part of
QL-Dom - and even here goes deathly quiet at times.
Now look what you've done, it's more active today!
My Articles in QL Toady are a mystery to me. Not that I don't know
what
I'm writing (well, most of the time I do!) but the l
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 10/Jun/10 10:06 | Jun10:
These were from a vast quantity of QL parts I bought from a trader
living in East London, near Ilford I think. I have forgotten his name -
can anyone remember? He died I believe in the early 90s.
Tony
Care Electronics...Ed Bruley perhaps?
No.
I must say Rich is doing a great job selling my shed-rescued stock.
Derek Stewart completely filled his car with it! As I found out from
Urs, I had some historic old pcbs in the collection. Unfortunately
I
believe most pcbs have now been scrapped. They were a great source
of
spare parts, which
Rich Mellor wrote, on 10/Jun/10 06:07 | Jun10:
As for Marcel's and Jochen's comments about posting information on
wikis being regarded as self-advertising - well, there are some views
on this:
1. Surely the software / hardware designers are best positioned to
provide the background of the h
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