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-=> Mark Lewis said to Greg Mayman -=> about "FTP07" on 05-17-03 19:45..... ML> have you not heard of "windows terminal server"?? same basic thing... ML> and "thin clients"?? again, same thing... there's even the possibility Nope, I'm not up with current systems. But we had a system like that at work in the late 80's using the original Macintosh computers connected to a 20meg hard disk with a builtin server. ML> not so odd... the formfactor was known as "baby AT"... i've a 386/40 ML> motherboard here that's about the size of a book... Yes, there was a terrific reduction in size when the boards went to using the SIM memory. I think that was after the first 386s were released. IIRC all the 286's and earlier used DIP chips on the m/board or on enormous cards in the expansion sockets. From Greg Mayman, in beautiful Adelaide, South Australia "Queen City of The South" 34:55 S 138:36 E ... If you wake up Sleepy and Grumpy, you must be Snow White. ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30 --- FLAME v2.0/b* Origin: Braintap BBS Adelaide Oz, Internet UUCP +61-8-8239-0497 (3:800/449) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 800/449 1 640/954 774/605 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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