make it stop
On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 7:35 PM James Kelly wrote:
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Who oversees The Vintage Macs List?
Dan Knight of Low End Mac manages Vintage Macs, which was begun on June 18,
1998. Marten van de Kraats, Stuart Bell, Paul Stamsen, Scott Baret, Derek
Morton, and Willi Kusche are the group "nannies" (group managers).
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I went to the Google Groups page and reported abuse/marked the message
as spam. Not sure if enough reports will remove him automatically, or
if human intervention is required.
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> I've been meaning to forward directly to a list nanny - I assume they can
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I've been meaning to forward directly to a list nanny - I assume they can
unsubscribe the address - but have not yet spent the time to dig up a
direct email for any of them. Anyone have a nanny already in their rolodex?
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I emailed him directly and got the same auto-reply back. I recommend just
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can this be stopped?
(or, is it a joke?)
not sarcastically, though quizzically,
charlie
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 9:07 AM James Kelly wrote:
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> On 10 Dec, 2018, at 6:40 pm, Barry Cross wrote:
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> While I'm on the subject I would also like an SCSI Terminator plug,
> again large size
> 50 pin. This is for the Alps 2nd SCSI socket, as I use the printer as
> the last item in the SCSI chain.
Similarly, these are still being made:
> On 10 Dec, 2018, at 6:40 pm, Barry Cross wrote:
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> They have a large SCSI plug at the printer end, I they they are 50 pin.
> And a standard SCSI plug at the other end, for the Mac, I think they are 25
> pin.
That would be a standard 25-to-50-pin cable which is still being manufactured
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