It's not too many people who still have any 256K simms in existence,
i remember having a copy paper box half full of them pulled out of mac SEs
and pluses at the computing sites at umich when we upgraded them to 2.5
megs each.
we seriously thought of selling them as jewelry at the infamous ann arbor
art fair (mid july every year; unofficial motto: if it's ugly and expensive,
it must be art), but of course never got up the motivation. I think that
sort of thing would go over better nowadyas, geek chic that it is.
Now back to your regularly scheduled bitching (personally i'm pissed
because our LD carrier turned off the LD on my isdn lines, bringing
down my backup connection to my other site, but that's hardly the
portmaster's fault ;)
danno
On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Mike Pistone wrote:
> Keychains and necklaces are 2 good uses.
>
> Why do you think they put those small holes in simms? It's for the key
> loop ;)
>
>
> -Mike
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Mike Pistone pistone@eurekanet.com
> Systems Administrator ph 614.593.5052
> Eureka Networks, Ltd. fx 614.594-3632
>
> On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Gregory McLean wrote:
>
> > We have been recently upgrading all the portmasters on site up to 4meg+
> > boxes now I'm in a quandry..
> >
> > What am I supposed to do with all these simms.. I mean 256k simms are not
> > in high demand are they?
> >
> >
> > --
> > // | Gregory A McLean. | gregm@randomc.com
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> >
>
dan pritts
Unix System Admin First Virtual Holdings, Inc.
danno@fv.com 313-213-3791