[HECnet] RSTS/E + DECNET 4.1

[Cory Smelosky]

On Oct 30, 2012, at 2:51 AM, Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote:

On 10/30/2012 02:33 AM, Cory Smelosky wrote:
I want to try out a VAXstation some time, I started on a pentium 
running windows 95, so I missed quite a bit of history. ;)

Come bring me some good trading fodder and you can take home a
VAXstation.

I have a feeling you'd want something more valuable than an iPad 2 +
bluetooth keyboardcase. ;)

Perhaps not...are you looking to unload the iPad?   I'd hook you up
with a sweet system for that.

Yeah, I'll part with the iPad. Don't have much use for it now save for as a musical instrument. I can include 2 keyboards, one docked and one Bluetooth. 2 cases as well, keyboard is built in to one of them. Wall charger and sync cable included. Hell, I still have the box...


Can I pay in floppy disks or a PowerMac 8600? :p

I'm thinking no. ;)

I'm fairly positive you don't want any Pentium 4 systems   

Co-rrectamundo.

How about paying in weird things? West Side Story soundtrack on
vinyl? 320G 7200RPM laptop drive? AMD HomePNA? (I forget which model)
Video Professor: Learn Microsoft Works (I only found level 3, so this
can go in "especially weird"). 802.11b PCMCIA Card? PCI IDE
Controller? 4.1 channel speaker system for a computer? Nvidia FX
5200? PCI sound card with digital output I forget the name of?
Windows 98 keys? Nintendo Wii? WordPerfect 7?

16G SCSI drives? SCSI CD-ROM drive? IDE PCI Controller?

No wood there, either.

Older modem Android phone? (Motorola Droid 2, verizon, pretty useless
as a anything other than a wifi device now).

Might be interested in that, but only mildly so.

I don't need it. It just sits on a desk gathering dust.

Have any interest in a USB/eSATA SATA drive dock?


Anything in particular you or anyone you know is looking for that's
PC-related? Need an older MIDI controller? Need some Pentium 3s?
Laptop Core2 Duo?

I can find a use for a C2D-based laptop.

Unfortunately, all that remains is the keyboard and processor. And 6G of laptop DDR3. It was a fairly broken laptop. I /might/ still have the display, too. 


                      -Dave

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Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA