On or about 12-29-05 15:16, JEAN PARROT did engage JAMES BRADLEY

 JP>     Hello James, nice talking to you !

Likewise! Hope the holidays were joyous?

 JP>   And I could continue with my list of #2 machines.

 JP>         You need not, James. We all know that these fine machines are
 JP>    quite useable still. I am overpowered here with a 2.53 GHz CPU. And
 JP>    I use the machine just for fun. I was on a Commodore 64 for years
 JP>    with a 64kbs RAM. It was my pride and joy all along.

My first box too! I read many years after they were out of production, a fellow
and his company were buying as many C=64 as they could get their hands on. His
genius was to attach the A->D converters to boilers/whatever, and have them
call the office if something was going outside the acceptable parameters. He
also had enough solenoids/logic switches hooked up to them to troubleshoot all
but one abnormality since installing them.

When all my friends asked, "Why didn't you buy a playstation, (or whatever)
instead?" Well, not only could we play some games, but I could write a letter
on it too! Built in machine language too.
 
 JP>         I do not play any games and the only time that I might taax
 JP>   this CPU is when doing digital photo work.

I know that feeling. I just moved #1c, and now NOTHING wants to work on it but
the LED power light and the fans. Tomorrow is another day. Maybe fresh eyes
will find something. When the sun burns off the fog, it'll be easier to see
inside also.

 JP>         Have fun, as much as I.

That might be impossible. (-;

 JP>        From TI, one down, one to go !
 JP>    Happy 2006 to all.

Top of the new year to you, Jean!
... James
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