I have an A3010 and RPCThe A3010 can get internet access via a 38K serial link to the RPC :-)
I still use the RPC for IRC access, as it has the best IRC client ever written.
(I still use the RPC for IRC access, as it has the best IRC client ever written.
Dave Trouser ; the people's choice - 75% agree,
Wed 25 Jul 2007, 2:59,
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i bow down before your collection of out-dated tat!at one time i had a cellar full of old stuff, all working, including:
Cifer Megaframe
Honeywell Bull XPS 100
4 x Acorn R140 RiscOS machines
DECStation 5100 (Ultrix)
VAXStation 3100 (Ultrix)
and a ruck of 386 boxen running linux
they were either junked, sold off or given away.
our leccy bill was fucking huge
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Wed 25 Jul 2007, 3:09,
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Cifer Megaframe
Honeywell Bull XPS 100
4 x Acorn R140 RiscOS machines
DECStation 5100 (Ultrix)
VAXStation 3100 (Ultrix)
and a ruck of 386 boxen running linux
they were either junked, sold off or given away.
our leccy bill was fucking huge
doh!Did you know RISC OS is still going? It's on version 5 or so now, in a PC called Iyonix, running on an Intel XScale CPU. If they weren't Apple Mac rip-off prices, I'd have one (£2000+).
( Dave Trouser ; the people's choice - 75% agree,
Wed 25 Jul 2007, 3:11,
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Yep, still alive.There's even a virtual RiscPC software for windows, but I've not used that.
( Dave Trouser ; the people's choice - 75% agree,
Wed 25 Jul 2007, 3:23,
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