HEY ! Where are YOU ?
Rick Youngman
So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
nuts are still...
( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
Rick Youngman a.k.a. (Reeko)
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Otter
Otter, of Bremerton, WA... Present and Accounted for! Wannabe a VIC
Commando. O:3
On 24 Apr 1998 02:23:17 GMT,
Vance Kellinger <Van...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Lurking (usually) in Blue Springs, MO USA
>
>Vance
>
>Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
Raymond Carlsen
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
I'm originally from California (Los Angeles, then moved to San Diego).
I presently live in SW Washington State and work at the University of
Washington in Seattle as a repair tech. On weekends, I operate Carlsen
Electronics, a repair-only home business.
I got into Commodore repairs in the mid '80s when I bought my first
computer (a C64 system). Let's just say I'm too old to change. I'm 53.
Guess what kind of car I drive... a '75 Dodge Dart. (I have six of them.)
Why? Same reason I like my Commodore stuff. After all these years, it still
does what I bought it for. I'll be obsolete before my computer. As for my
car, well, when civilization passes away, there will be only three things
left: ants, cockroaches, and Dodge Darts. :-)
Ray Carlsen
CARLSEN ELECTRONICS... a leader in trailing-edge technology.
Jason
Rick Youngman:
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
> Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who
> is a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol
> Commie nuts are still...
T.M.R/Cosine Systems: Transmitting live from sunny Kent (well, it's
chucking it down and it's ten to two in the morning but apart from
that...) about sixty miles southeast of London.
> ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
Oops... =-)
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Lurking (usually) in Blue Springs, MO USA
Vance
Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
> Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
> a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
> nuts are still...
>
> ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
>
>
bob masse
Riverside California where the surf meets the turf and the mudslides put
out the wildfires.
: > So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Bob Masse
R. Hackley
Ruth Hackley from Roseburg Oregon USA.
Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
: So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
:
: Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
:
Lorax
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Rick Youngman wrote:
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
> Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
> a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
> nuts are still...
Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.
Anyone know if there are still any Commodore user groups alive in
Minnesota?
"There is a thin line between bravery and stupidity, and I'm not sure
which side I'm on." - Keith Manic -
"He who fears nothing is a fool." - M.A. Robert Helimand -
Chris Baird
Rick Youngman,
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know) Cameron,
> Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is a
> user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol
> Commie nuts are still...
> ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
What's the point?
Brendan Reid
Rick Youngman wrote:
>
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
How about New Zealand, home of the America's Cup and footy players so
tough they don't need padding. ;)
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It occurred to me that Rick Youngman wrote:
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
of the Netherlands, quite near the German and Belgian border, Europe.
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Nicolas Welte
Rick Youngman wrote:
>
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
Konstanz, Germany, Europe. It's in the very south, just near the Swiss
border.
Nicolas
Willem-Jan Monsuwe
) So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Uden, a small town in the middle of nowhere, in Holland.
(That is, 20 miles from any city that has a train station;
Nijmegen to the North, Eindhoven to the South, Venlo to
the East, and Oss to the West...)
I did some demo-ing and some drawing on the '64, but I never
quite finished my latest demo, for which I finally managed to get
the interruptible loader working, so that it could be one big
show, instead of the old 'part-part-part' demos..
Willem.
AKA: Willy/Silicon ltd. (long ago..)
AKA: Skywise@OuterSpace, and several other LpMuds, but that's off-topic.
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Disclaimer: I am in no way responsible for any of the statements
made in the above text. For all I know I might be
drugged or something..
No I'm not paranoid. You all think I'm paranoid, don't you !
#EOT
Jack Vanderwhite
oo> Posting from Barstow, CA, USA *and* Phoenix, AZ, USA depending
oo> on the stars, high or low tide, whether I care or not....
oo> Dick Cunningham
You sure the USA claims Barstow, CA??? As a resident of Needles, CA about 60
years ago and from my memories I'm not sure the USA would really want to claim
any part of that area. Tarantulas and Lizards were natures gifts to us kids for
toys. Hell of a sandbox, though.
For those unfamiliar with North America: That's the Mojave desert and Death
Valley is in the neighborhood.
Jack VW
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Lorax
On 24 Apr 1998, Chris Baird wrote:
> What's the point?
Well it could be useful to know who is in your area that you might
be able to trade equipment and software with and not have to pay shipping
charges which often cost as much as the hardware you're shipping.
Roel N.
My homebase is *also* in Nederweert :-)
>I did some demo-ing and some drawing on the '64, but I never
>quite finished my latest demo, for which I finally managed to get
>the interruptible loader working, so that it could be one big
>show, instead of the old 'part-part-part' demos..
>
>Willem.
>AKA: Willy/Silicon ltd. (long ago..)
Ah, Silicon Limited! The one with the brilliant parties back in '90 or '91
:-) I loved them! Please fix your demo and make it available from us, I'd
love to see another Silicon Ltd demo! And if you're too lazy for it, let me
do it :-)
Roel N
Marc Walters
Lake Macquarie, central East coast of New South Wales, Australia.
And Chris "What's the point?" Baird forgot to mention that he hails
from Armidale, Central New England Tablelands, New South Wales.
Rick Youngman (wl...@ctaz.com) wrote:
: So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Marc Walters
mwal...@attila.apana.org.au
Niall Tracey
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Oh, I'm a nobody Computers Student in Edinburgh, Scotland. And I don't use
my C64 'cos I ain't got a telly or a monitor!!!! Hmm.... I'd better post
another message about something.....
Safe News
In article <Pine.SOL.3.95.980424...@hobbes.dai.ed.ac.uk>,
on Fri, 24 Apr 1998 13:55:39 +0100,
Well, I've been lurking the past few months from the most chaotic and biggest
city in the world: Mexico City (and no, there's no support of any kind, though
from time to time you can buy second hand and completely operational C64)
Rodolfo Leal
a.k.a CPU Loyal in the very small scene of this lands.
Chris Baird
Marc Walters,
[...]
> And Chris "What's the point?" Baird forgot to mention that he hails
> from Armidale, Central New England Tablelands, New South Wales.
Thanks, traitor. Now I'll have to shoot you. :)
(Wrt "What's the Point", CBMs have been everywhere-- from Antarctica
(McMurdo had a lab of PETs) to the Arctic. We know that already.
This just spams the newsgroup with meaningless posts.. :P)
--
Chris,,
Todd S. Elliott
Chris Baird wrote:
> (Wrt "What's the Point", CBMs have been everywhere-- from Antarctica
> (McMurdo had a lab of PETs) to the Arctic. We know that already.
> This just spams the newsgroup with meaningless posts.. :P)
>
*everywhere*! :) Way too cool.
-Todd Elliott
XmikeX
nos...@here.com (Rodolfo Leal) said :
>Well, I've been lurking the past few months from the most chaotic and biggest
>city in the world: Mexico City (and no, there's no support of any kind, though
>from time to time you can buy second hand and completely operational C64)
I believe that honor goes to Tokyo, Japan. Esa cuidad es la mas pingua en
esta entera punietera planeta de hijoputas. :)
XmX
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Cameron Kaiser
Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> writes:
>Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
>a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
>nuts are still...
Sunny So-Cal (specifically La Mesa, San Diego County, California), land of
sandy women and beautiful beaches. Also of snooty people who think that a
Commodore is an antiquated naval rank.
>( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
Too bad. ;-)
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Cameron Kaiser
xmi...@eyrie.org (XmikeX) writes:
>I believe that honor goes to Tokyo, Japan. Esa cuidad es la mas pingua en
>esta entera punietera planeta de hijoputas. :)
Sabes usar muy bien las "palabras malas" :-) -- y se escribe 'ciudad'.
XmikeX
Yo dije :
>>I believe that honor goes to Tokyo, Japan. Esa cuidad es la mas pingua en
>>esta entera punietera planeta de hijoputas. :)
>Sabes usar muy bien las "palabras malas" :-) -- y se escribe 'ciudad'.
:)
XmX
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hello!
im a student from hungary,budapest and i have 2 c64 and 1 +4.
i like coding on c64
victory/ldr
Safe News
En el articuloe <6hqblp$r...@eyrie.org>,
del 24 de Abril de 1998 08:38:33 -0700,
XmikeX <xmi...@eyrie.org> escribio:
>Yo dije :
>
>>>I believe that honor goes to Tokyo, Japan. Esa cuidad es la mas pingua en
>>>esta entera punietera planeta de hijoputas. :)
>
>Cameron Kaiser (cdka...@delete.all.this.crap.concentric.net) entonces dijo :
>
>>Sabes usar muy bien las "palabras malas" :-) -- y se escribe 'ciudad'.
>
>Ciudad...................!!!!
>
>:)
>
>XmX
Vaya! Creo que todo Usenet deberia cambiar al espa&ol! Es el idioma
que se habla en todo el mundo... :-)
Now, talking about the size of Mexico City. It will depend upon the
source of information you consult. Officially Mexico City is just the
territory covered by the Distrito Federal (Federal District) and it
holds a population of nearly 14 millions.
Nevertheless, the City has expanded to the so called Metropolitan
Area, which covers a good portion of the southern part of Mexico State.
Counting the whole population of the area, we have more than 22 millions
of inhabitants, almost the fourth part of the total population in the
country.
Now, with this in mind you might guess that we are the biggest city
in the world indeed. However, I had the idea that Bangkok that sometimes
is the biggest (have to look at my almanac when I get back home).
And for the chaos... well, let's just say that I've been in Tokyo
and it doesn't compare against my city. You have to live a traffic jam
here to know what a 'traffic jam' really is. (I've been in US too,
mainly in California, so let me say that you're lucky about it).
Rodolfo Leal
(Entering in lurk mode again and waiting the day when spanish becomes
the official language on the net :-)
Larry Haynes
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
--
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Denver, Colo
USA Where there is a will, there is a way
Rene Kriest
Actually I live in the suburbia of Frankfurt/Main in Germany. Greetz to all
of you phreakz out there...
René
Ex-Member of the German divisions of The Sky Channel, Beastie-Boys, X-Rated,
Hellcats and many more...
Rick Youngman schrieb in Nachricht <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
<snip>
Luca DP
Rome, Italy. Bye!
Luca
Jack Vanderwhite
ll> From: Lorax <lo...@yuck.net>
ll>
ll> On 24 Apr 1998, Chris Baird wrote:
ll> > What's the point?
ll> Lorax replied:
ll> Well it could be useful to know who is in your area that you
ll> might
ll> be able to trade equipment and software with and not have to
ll> pay shipping
ll> charges which often cost as much as the hardware you're
ll> shipping.
Brings up another point... It would help all who are looking to buy if those
who are offering to sell equipment/hardware posted someplace in their message
the country, city, state they are posting from. Paying US$3 for a cable or disk
and double that for shipping from another country is not worthwhile most times.
I hate discovering that after exchanging two or three messages and getting my
hopes up.
Rick Youngman
Chris Baird wrote:
>
> Marc Walters,
> [...]
> > And Chris "What's the point?" Baird forgot to mention that he hails
> > from Armidale, Central New England Tablelands, New South Wales.
>
> Thanks, traitor. Now I'll have to shoot you. :)
>
> (McMurdo had a lab of PETs) to the Arctic. We know that already.
> This just spams the newsgroup with meaningless posts.. :P)
>
> Chris,,
Your so full a sh*t you make me sick... WHATS the POINT ??? You seem
not to care about the people who use this Usenet...
Its a simple frik'in question and it got a lot of response...
Call it SPAM a Usenet if you want.... I call it getting to know
your fellow users here... and what corners of the world our machines are
still active in..
This REPLY is a spam... it makes no sence defending a simple
question... BTW save the flame bandwith... I think we did that for 6
months on CMD and now Fort "A" gheesh....
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SysOp of The WasteLand BBs - 520-754-4731 - In Aridzona
BBs Web Page http://www.ctaz.com/~wlbbs
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The WORLDS C=ommodore File Finder = http://www.pulse.no/~mepk/cfs.html
Martin Fensome
Martin Fensome from Richmond, B.C. Canada
<sorry, no exciting Ascii footer>
CO804
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Cesar Ocasio from Richmond, Virginia, "The Confederate Capital". Original from
Arecibo, PuertoRico, "The World Ear for Space". Ham radio operator too,
call-sign N2QWE. My C64 help me decode Teletype and Morse code. Also use for
Packet Radio to communicate via air waves.
CO804
In article <Pine.GSO.3.96.98042...@thumper.visi.com>, Lorax
<lo...@yuck.net> writes:
>> What's the point?
>
> Well it could be useful to know who is in your area that you might
>be able to trade equipment and software with and not have to pay shipping
>charges which often cost as much as the hardware you're shipping.
>
>
Yes, we should do this once a month just to see if some new user pop somewhere.
Also by knowing few users in your area, could start your own Commodore User
Group, even if it is two people. That will make you a Point Of Contact in your
area, to rescue any Commodore Lost Soul. It is hard to figure out where an NG
member is from by looking the e-mail address. By doing this, we can put a Name
and Location with the e-mail address. And for our amigo Rodolfo in Mexico
City, "No estas solo" , meaning "You are not alone". :-)
Brian Strang
-> From: mmon...@orednet.org (Matthew Montchalin)
-> Rick Youngman wondered:
-> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
-> >
-> >Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
-> >a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
-> >nuts are still...
-> >
Brian Strang, Madison WI !!! GO PACKERS!!
;)
Brian Strang
-> From: cba...@turing.une.edu.au (Chris Baird)
-> What's the point?
-> .
The point being... I found another Commie user in this newsgroup who
lived in the same city with me, that was a bigger power user than I AM.
HEY JOHN! Kind of helps take away of the loneliness.(I don't have a
life)
Brian S.
Madison WI
Andrea Musuruane
Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote:
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Posting from Santhià, Piedmont, Italy, Europe.
Andrea.
youtH
Someone called Rick Youngman wrote on Thu, 23 Apr 1998 17:41:29 -0700:
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
>Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
>a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
>nuts are still...
>
>( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
Leiden/Holland. Why don't you just check where people are posting
from, most likely this is where they live too...
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gremlin
> -> Rick Youngman wondered:
> -> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
> -> >
> -> >Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout
ANYONE who is
> -> >a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we
ol Commie
> -> >nuts are still...
> -> >
Norris Elwood from Clearfield, Utah, USA Go Jazz!
Ben Holmes
Oasis Commodore (oa...@pipeline.com) wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Apr 1998 03:04:00 GMT--700, Jack Vanderwhite
> <Jack.Van...@omnibbs.com> wrote:
>
> >oo> Posting from Barstow, CA, USA *and* Phoenix, AZ, USA depending
> >oo> on the stars, high or low tide, whether I care or not....
> >oo> Dick Cunningham
> >
> >You sure the USA claims Barstow, CA??? As a resident of Needles, CA
> >about 60 years ago and from my memories I'm not sure the USA would
> >really want to claim any part of that area. Tarantulas and Lizards were
> >natures gifts to us kids for toys. Hell of a sandbox, though.
>
> Unfortunately, yes, the USA claims it. What for, I'll never know.
> >
> >For those unfamiliar with North America: That's the Mojave desert and
> >Death Valley is in the neighborhood.
> >
> >Jack VW
>
> 149 miles to Needles, 366 to Phoenix, 2 1/2 hours to Los Angeles, 2
> hours to Las Vegas....well, not quite close enough to any place
> worthwhile.
I was under the impression that Barstow was used by California as a
quarantine area for visiting easterners...
I'm from the wonderful town of Oxnard California, about 60 miles north of
Los Angeles. Still running Civic BBS at (805) 382-1125
Martin Fensome
Perhaps someone with a web page would like to start a 'Commodore users'
Directory of any of us who wouldn't mind posting our names,locations and
phone numbers in order to commiserate, help out and generally find out if
there are any like minded people around our areas...
Martin Fensome
Lois Finello
On Fri, 24 Apr 1998, Oasis Commodore wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 17:41:29 -0700, Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com>
> wrote:
>
> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Down here in Central Florida ya' all :)
+- Lois -+
afn1...@afn.org
Todd S. Elliott
Larry Anderson
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where it isn't our 'fault' *chuckle*
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Baltimore, in Anne Arundel county, and it's only beautiful compared to
Baltimore itself. John Waters is right).
Commodore system: 3 flat 128s, a 128D, a C-64c, 4 or 5 working 1571s, 2
1581s, 4 1541s, 2 1541-IIs, 2 1750 REUs, 2 1902s, a 1702, CMD 100-meg HD,
16-meg CMD RAMLink, a lot of which I've just set up again after being out of
the Commodore loop for more than a year. Member of Northern Virginia Computer
users group (NOVACOM) and Meeting Commodore 64/128 Users Through the Mail
(Commodore MaiLink).
Markus Brenner
In article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>, wl...@ctaz.com wrote:
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
Markus Brenner, from Munich, Germany. (Famous for BMW and Oktoberfest :)
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Clockmeister
> > -> Rick Youngman wondered:
> > -> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
> > -> >
> > -> >Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout
> ANYONE who is
> > -> >a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we
> ol Commie
> > -> >nuts are still...
> > -> >
>
Clockmeister - From Perth, Western Australia.
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>
Phil Porth
On Fri, 24 Apr 1998, Lorax wrote:
> Anyone know if there are still any Commodore user groups alive in
> Minnesota?
Maybe C=World will be updating their Users Group Listings sometime soon,
but there are still quite a few in the Users Group FAQ's posted monthly to
this site. Check them out.
Phil Porth (aka Phone Man)
If you're looking for someone with a LITTLE AUTHORITY, then you've come to the
right person. I have as little authority as anybody else here.
from the Land of the frozen NORTH, Calgary Alberta
Home of the Calgary Stampede and the Calgary Commodore Users Group
Thanks to those who continue to abuse the INTERNET, Most of my mail now is
unwanted JUNK MAIL.
WILLIAM T. SNYDER
In a previous article, luc...@flashnet.it ("Luca DP") says:
>Rome, Italy. Bye!
>
>Luca
>
Valley of the Sun; Mesa, AZ United States of America. I love it here!
Bill
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* (gen...@aztec.asu.edu) *
* VP AZ Commodore Users Group *
Michael Bugaj
Rick Youngman (wl...@ctaz.com) wrote:
: So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Hi,
I don't usually post often to this newsgroup, but this time...
I'm located in Enfield, CT...about 15 minutes south of CMD's office
in E. Longmeadow. I have 2 c64s, and just picked up a 128 real
cheap a couple of months ago. I have a 1571, FD-2000, 64SCPU,
a 2meg CMDREU, and a Zoom modem and Turbo232 from CMD.
I am the only member of the CRCCC (Capitol Region Commodore
Computer Club) who has a Commodore online, which is kinda
pathetic.
It's nice to know I'm on this newsgroup with many old-timers
and knowledgeable Commodore people. I am learning quite a bit
from you all.
-Mike B.
--
ik...@netcom.com
Phillip S Zibilich
> Cameron, Markus, Doug, John, Ray , Brian ????? how bout ANYONE who is
> a user of this Usenet.... Id like to hear how "world-wide" we ol Commie
> nuts are still...
> ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
>
> Rick Youngman a.k.a. (Reeko)
> SysOp of The WasteLand BBs - 520-754-4731 - In Aridzona
> BBs Web Page http://www.ctaz.com/~wlbbs
> MY C=ommodore file list = http://www.ctaz.com/~wlbbs/thefile.zip
> The WORLDS C=ommodore File Finder = http://www.pulse.no/~mepk/cfs.html
Avondale(Just outside new Orleans), Louisiana, United States.
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ps...@gnofn.org Emulation enthusiast
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it breaks, you're fucked."
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CO804
In article <01bd7087$498cc4e0$LocalHost@martinf>, "Martin Fensome"
<mar...@infinet.net> writes:
>Perhaps someone with a web page would like to start a 'Commodore users'
>Directory of any of us who wouldn't mind posting our names,locations and
>phone numbers in order to commiserate, help out and generally find out if
>there are any like minded people around our areas..
Martin, that is going to scare lots of people, including me. Is good idea if
just maintain e-mail address, city, state, and first name only. If somebody
wants to contact you, shoud e-mail you first. For those that wants to
participate, but like to stay undercover, just get a free e-mail address, ie.
Juno.
rbth...@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
--
Bruce Thomas
Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA
NAIT - '96-'98 Network Engineering Technology
I enGEOy my C-64 & LOVE my BB Writer! C-64: an original Plug & Play system.
Troy Heidner
Troy Heidner, using several different Commodore 8 bit machines.
Mostly 128s, hailing from Topeka, Kansas.
andreww
Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Sydney, Australia.
(That's the eastern side. Rio, get up for the western seaboard!)
> ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
Um, "change is inevitable, except from vending machines"? "I used to miss
my dad, but then I learned to punch straight"? "Friends help you move; real
friends help you move bodies"?
Roman Kowalczuk
In response to the question or suggestion about a list of like-minded
people and their locations, isn't this more-or-less handled by user
groups? E.g. you interface with the group nearest to where you are,
and at their next meeting or in their newsletter that's presumably
passed around, your name or your question gets airing or exposure.
Anytime you post to USENET, your words are archived, presumably forever,
in very large third-party databases. Some people are burning the stuff
into CD-ROM... so if you include your location and the key strings
"Commodore" and "C-64", people will be able to cross-reference your
name fairly easily I should think.
Btw, last I checked, Amazing Computing was still printing a user groups
list. See AC's guide at http://www.pimpub.com
Roman Kowalczuk, SYSOP, The New Stelex Sector BBS, Toronto
http://webhome.idirect.com/~stelex
Martijn van Buul
Mijn newsreader wist me te vertellen dat Safe News in een of ander
artikeltje in comp.sys.cbm screef:
>
> En el articuloe <6hqblp$r...@eyrie.org>,
> del 24 de Abril de 1998 08:38:33 -0700,
> XmikeX <xmi...@eyrie.org> escribio:
> >Yo dije :
> >
> >>>I believe that honor goes to Tokyo, Japan. Esa cuidad es la mas pingua en
> >>>esta entera punietera planeta de hijoputas. :)
> >
> >Cameron Kaiser (cdka...@delete.all.this.crap.concentric.net) entonces dijo :
> >
> >>Sabes usar muy bien las "palabras malas" :-) -- y se escribe 'ciudad'.
> >
> >Ciudad...................!!!!
>
> Vaya! Creo que todo Usenet deberia cambiar al espa&ol! Es el idioma
> que se habla en todo el mundo... :-)
Ablar espan~ol ? Cerveza, paella ...
Euh... OK... I have a vague idea what you're talking about...
Maaarreh.. Ik zou natuurlijk ook best wel nederlands kunnen gaan tikken
hiero, maar ik heb zo'n vermoeden dat het merendeel [*] er geen snars
meer van gaat snappen..
>
> Rodolfo Leal
> (Entering in lurk mode again
Such a pity.
> and waiting the day when spanish becomes
> the official language on the net :-)
eh. Might take long..
Martijn
[*] Yes, I'm aware that there _are_ people around who just happen to
speak dutch, but I doubt wether that will be a major part :)
Hasta la vista :)
--
Martijn van Buul, mart...@mud.stack.nl
Tijntje@OuterSpace - 131.155.141.166 3333
Martijn van Buul
town as I do :)
(I even recall where he (used to ?) lives... Somewhere quite near
to the library..)
Timothy M. Phelps
Lorax (lo...@yuck.net) wrote:
: On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Rick Youngman wrote:
:
: > So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
: >
: : Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.
:
: Anyone know if there are still any Commodore user groups alive in
: Minnesota?
Oh, I'm sure there are. Minnesotans have to do something when it snows for
11 months in any given year (I have relatives back there). :)
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// http://people.delphi.com/timphelps/index.html //
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Phil Porth
On 28 Apr 1998, Timothy M. Phelps wrote:
>
> Oh, I'm sure there are. Minnesotans have to do something when it snows for
> 11 months in any given year (I have relatives back there). :)
>
So what's wrong with snow 11 months in one year??? After all it is still
just moisture when it melts. But I bet some of you really believe it snows
in Canada ALL YEAR LONG. well it ain't true. (at least not in the sunny
south), you must remember that the geographic and magnetic North Poles are
in Canada.
Harold Stevens
I'm probably the last professional user of a C-64 in Columbus, Ohio
(probably the world for all I know). :)
So far, my growing collection of Commie stuff include 1 - C-64, 2 - C64C,
1 - C-128, 1541-II, 1541, 1571, 2 - 1581, a busted 1802 monitor, a 1702
monitor, a Magnavox amber monitor, a 1084 monitor, a Thomson RGBI/Comp
monitor, RAMLink with 4 megs, Swiftlink, geoRAM, 1764 REU, Handyscanner 64,
Star NX-1000C printer, CMD trackball, 2 - Suncom mini-joysticks and
hundreds of floppy disks.
--Harold
--
Internet addresses: hste...@freenet.columbus.oh.us
hg...@cleveland.freenet.edu
Robert Norris
I'm Robert Norris from Clayton, Victoria, Australia.
/Rob
Timothy M. Phelps
Harold Stevens (hste...@freenet.columbus.oh.us) wrote:
: I'm probably the last professional user of a C-64 in Columbus, Ohio
: (probably the world for all I know). :)
I am probably the last amateur C64 user (online?) in the City of Los
Angeles, or at least in the San Fernando Valley.
toma...@sysnet.net
In article <01bd7259$7fcf74c0$190d...@andrew.daikin.com.au>#1/1,
"andreww" <awil...@daikin.com.au> wrote:
>
> Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
>
the Mail. We are a 200+ world wide Commodore users group. We publishe a
18-20 page newsletter, The Commodore MaiLink, 6 times a year. You can contact
me at toma...@sysnet.net for an application add $1.00 for a sample copy.
Also the Hi-Lites of each issue are available for free over the net. Send me
your email address and I will send the March 98 Hi-Lites free of charge.
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Hi Wlbbs,
Ron Varnum
From Cincinnati Ohio by way of Texas, South Carolina, Florida, Arizona,
Arkansas, Tennessee, and Washington State.
Ron Varnum
ro...@iglou.com
********************************************************************
* CMD SCPU with 16megs CMD HD-40/RTC/Parallel/293megs *
* CMD RamLink/RTC/Battery/13meg CMD FD-4000/RTC *
* CMD 1750XL CMD Turbo232 *
* Commodore 128 CMD JiffyDOS *
* Commodore 1571/JiffyDOS Commodore 1541/JiffyDOS *
* Star SG-10 Epson LQ-570+ *
* Super Graphix Sr. CMD GeoCable *
* CMD SmartMouse Commodore 1902 *
* SID Symphony Lots of Miscellaneous Stuff *
* *
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* CMD is where it is at!!! *
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___ QWKRR128 V5.10 [R]
Ronald Varnum
Hi Cbaird,
CB> > So where are you all from ???? (some
CB> > ( a simple one-liner will do ;-)
CB>
CB> What's the point?
Does there need to be a point?
... Boss spelled backwards is "double SOB".
___ QWKRR128 V5.10 [R]
Jupiter2
I am fourteen miles north of the capital of New York State, U.S.A. Albany, NY
Jupiter II
Jim Butterfield
Sittin' up here in Toronto, where I always was.
I look in on comp.sys.cbm once in a while.
--Jim Butterfield
Gene Buckle
Jim Butterfield (f...@torfree.net) wrote:
: Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote in article <353FDF...@ctaz.com>...
: --Jim Butterfield
Is it just me, or is this the Commodore equivalent of
god walking into a bar, tipping his hat and saying "Hi."? *grin*
g.
bob masse
Nope.
That job was taken over by CMD and Maurice Randall....
Gene Buckle (ge...@nwlink.com) wrote:
: : --Jim Butterfield
: g.
:
--
-------------------------
Bob Masse' kh6...@pe.net
-------------------------
Cameron Kaiser
f...@torfree.net (Jim Butterfield) writes:
> > So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
> Sittin' up here in Toronto, where I always was.
> I look in on comp.sys.cbm once in a while.
Look in more often, Jim -- it's good to have honest-to-God gurus here. ;-)
--
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Jim Brain
The other (younger :-) Jim is in the dusty state of Nebraska. Omaha....
Checking in here, and stuffing goodies up at jbrain.com
Jim Brain
br...@mail.jbrain.com
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Dale Bryant
> : Sittin' up here in Toronto, where I always was.
> : I look in on comp.sys.cbm once in a while.
>
> : --Jim Butterfield
>
> Is it just me, or is this the Commodore equivalent of
> god walking into a bar, tipping his hat and saying "Hi."? *grin*
>
Heh, heh... yeah, I'd say you hit the nail on the head. If we pray hard
enough, maybe He'll come by and visit more often!
-Dale
Ronald Varnum
Hi Geneb,
GE> : > So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
GE>
GE> : Sittin' up here in Toronto, where I always was.
GE> : I look in on comp.sys.cbm once in a while.
GE>
GE> : --Jim Butterfield
GE>
GE> Is it just me, or is this the Commodore equivalent of
GE> god walking into a bar, tipping his hat and saying "Hi."? *grin*
GE>
GE> g.
I must agree, I yelled for my wife, twice, to come see who had written
a message in comp.sys.cbm before I realized she wasn't home, so I then
call both kids in and made then look at the screen and told them a
little about Jim Butterfield. (I don't want them to grow up completely
ignorant about the GREATS in, not just Commodore, computing.) I don't
know what I will do if I ever get a response from the MAN HIMSELF. (I
sent him an e-mail thanking him for what he did for all of us.)
Ron Varnum
ro...@iglou.com
********************************************************************
* CMD SCPU with 16megs CMD HD-40/RTC/Parallel/293megs *
* CMD RamLink/RTC/Battery/13meg CMD FD-4000/RTC *
* CMD 1750XL CMD Turbo232 *
* Commodore 128 CMD JiffyDOS *
* Commodore 1571/JiffyDOS Commodore 1541/JiffyDOS *
* Star SG-10 Epson LQ-570+ *
* Super Graphix Sr. CMD GeoCable *
* CMD SmartMouse Commodore 1902 *
* SID Symphony Lots of Miscellaneous Stuff *
* *
* I love my Commodore!!! *
* CMD is where it is at!!! *
********************************************************************
... You learn as much by writing as you do by reading.
___ QWKRR128 V5.10 [R]
Martijn van Buul
It occurred to me that Ronald Varnum wrote:
> GE> : --Jim Butterfield
> GE>
> GE> Is it just me, or is this the Commodore equivalent of
> GE> god walking into a bar, tipping his hat and saying "Hi."? *grin*
> GE>
> GE> g.
>
> I must agree, I yelled for my wife, twice, to come see who had written
> a message in comp.sys.cbm before I realized she wasn't home, so I then
> call both kids in and made then look at the screen and told them a
> little about Jim Butterfield.
grant that my first answer was "Hell! I saw a posting from Mr. Butterfield
today!"
My father was even impressed, for he knows what Jim Butterfield has done :)
Matthew Montchalin
In a previous article, oa...@pipeline.com (Dick Cunningham) says:
>Why when I was a young adult (20-24), we had floppy disks the size of
>pizza's! (okay, dry humor...sue me).
-And then again, how some of us yearn for 8" diskettes, and an arm
assembly/stepper motor combination for the 1541 disk drive that supports
such a monstrous proposition. When we look at the section of code
starting at $FB1A, and going through $FBE0, we realize just how remarkably
versatile the original ROM for the 1541 was, and how much more data could
have been stored on a disk, if only bigger disks had been meant for the
1541. :)
But here's a question: for the 1540 disk drive (for the VIC-20), was
there a similar piece of code that checked how much data could be
delivered successfully to a track, ultimately for calculation of the
inter-sector gap?
More specifically, what is the comparable address for the 1540 ROM
routine?
--
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CyVaquero Yuma, Arizona
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Martin Fensome
I have actually gotten a number of mails from Mr. Butterfield back on Qlink
when I had some S I M P L E ml coding questions (OK, now they seem simple,
but back then I was stumped!). He was ALWAYS very nice, never made me feel
stupid and ALWAYS replied! He even sent me a disk of his programs that
were corrupted on Qlink and couldn't be downloaded.
It's nice to know that he stops by.
Martin
Ronald Varnum <ro...@iglou1.iglou.com> wrote in article
<EsLL3...@iglou.com>...
> Hi Geneb,
> GE> : Sittin' up here in Toronto, where I always was.
> GE> : I look in on comp.sys.cbm once in a while.
> GE>
> GE> : --Jim Butterfield
> GE> Is it just me, or is this the Commodore equivalent of
> GE> god walking into a bar, tipping his hat and saying "Hi."? *grin*
>
> I must agree, I yelled for my wife, twice, to come see who had written
Jan Lund Thomsen
On Fri, 24 Apr 1998 11:40:38 GMT, oa...@pipeline.com (Oasis Commodore) wrote:
>149 miles to Needles, 366 to Phoenix, 2 1/2 hours to Los Angeles, 2
>hours to Las Vegas....well, not quite close enough to any place
>worthwhile.
Needles... Vegas...
Hmmmm. Sweet memories of the greatest RPG ever on any platform re-emerging.
... off to have a go at Fallout. The sequel to said RPG ("Wasteland" in case
you didn't know.)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jan Lund Thomsen (aka Qed/Triangle 3532) Lystrup, Denmark
C=64/PalmPilot/RPG/Warner/Disney/Anthro/Comics-addict and all-around nice guy
--- Email: kw...@pip.dknet.dk ------------- WWW: http://isa.dknet.dk/~kwed ---
Jan Lund Thomsen
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 17:41:29 -0700, Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote:
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
As seen in my .sig: Lystrup, Denmark, Europe.
... Sometimes thinking I'm the only Dane still addicted to C= computers. :)
hver...@coyote.accessnv.com
On Sat, 9 May 1998, Jan Lund Thomsen wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 17:41:29 -0700, Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote:
>
> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
> As seen in my .sig: Lystrup, Denmark, Europe.
Las Vegas, Nevada. :-D
Hernan
Matthew Montchalin
>> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
The state of Oregon. Right now, the central Oregon coast.
--
Peter Karlsson
>So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Västerås, Sweden. Approx. 59° 27' north, 15° 29' east.
--
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Ibanez/TRIAD
On 10 May 1998, Peter Karlsson wrote:
> >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
>
Vennesla, Norway (south).
Mark Wigston
Jan Lund Thomsen (u...@address.in.reply-to) wrote:
: On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 17:41:29 -0700, Rick Youngman <wl...@ctaz.com> wrote:
: >So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
I am in Toronto, Ontario, Canada I run The Vault bbs. Really the last
Commodore BBS in Toronto (unfortunatly) However there are a few near by.
My bbs is networked CommNet, ComLink, Net64. I hae been into commodore
computers sense the day they were released in Canada. I bought my first
C64, 1541 disk drive, for just under $1200.00 Canadian. and I bought my
last C128, Monitor, 1571 and 1581 for under $40.00 (man how times
change!) now I am running a 1.2 gig hard drive with Turbo-232 and high
speed modem. with a 1750 REU.
LATZ
Mark (AKA ****STRAT****)
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Jim Butterfield
Dick Cunningham (oa...@pipeline.com) wrote:
: On another note, some people seem to think the JB started with the
: VIC-20. He started much earlier. (I seem to have some paperwork
: stashed away from 1980 or 1981 with his name all over it.)
In 1977, I was contributing stuff to KIM USER NOTES - the KIM was the
single-board 6502 engineering prototype. A year later, a group of us
produced THE FIRST BOOK OF KIM, an often-copied name.
: I think I
: was toying with a Radio Shack TRS-80 and IBM Series 1's back then.
Before 1977, there were a fair number of home-brew computer makers, using
whatever micro chips could be found, wire-wrapping things together, and
rigging some pretty strange input/output facilities (rich guys used a
teletype machine).
: Why when I was a young adult (20-24), we had floppy disks the size of
: pizza's! (okay, dry humor...sue me).
You can still occasionally see the ancient 8 inch floppies in surplus
stores. They tend to stupefy users who have never seen anything over
3-1/2 in size...
Then again, I bought my first audio cassette recorder back in about 1961
.. the cassettes (made by RCA) were about the size of a hard-cover book.
But .. dwell too much on nostalgia, and people might start to get the
impression that you're an old fogey. (Worse, they might be right!) :-)
--Jim
Harry P. Negro
In article <slrn6l435f....@mud.stack.nl>, mart...@stack.nl
says...
> Ah well.. Yesterday, when my parents asked "How was life today?", I must
> grant that my first answer was "Hell! I saw a posting from Mr. Butterfield
> today!"
>
> My father was even impressed, for he knows what Jim Butterfield has done :)
>
>
> --
> Martijn van Buul, mart...@mud.stack.nl
> Tijntje@OuterSpace - 131.155.141.166 3333
>
I was amazed at seeing the post - Why in spite of the fact that I program
in C++ now on big high powered Pentiums, nothing ever really compared to
those early days where *everything* was a learning experience and it was
just (dare I say it?) "Cool."
I remember reading Jim's articles in all the magazines, including
Compute's Gazette, which was (for me) the greatest.
Just curious, if anyone knows (or Jim himself reads this) what is Jim
Butterfield doing nowadays?
--
Harry P. Negro (tvis...@cybernex.net.spam#no#more)
I'm not interested in unsolicited junk e-mail that
advertises some product. Remove everything after
cybernex.net to send me mail!
Todd S. Elliott
Harry P. Negro wrote:
> I remember reading Jim's articles in all the magazines, including
> Compute's Gazette, which was (for me) the greatest.
>
> Just curious, if anyone knows (or Jim himself reads this) what is Jim
> Butterfield doing nowadays?
>
this; In 1977 or so, he started appearing in magazines with loads of
invaluable KIM info. Then came along the PET, and he was riding the crest,
disseminating disassemblies that literally had the Midas touch. He
continued throughout the entire 1980's, guiding users, beginners and
advanced alike, the explorations of the c64, and later, the 128.
Now, it is 1998. One thing has remained constant for over 20 years; Jim
Butterfield is still at it, churning out articles covering the c64/128,
this time in the pages of Commodore World.
May he continue as long as there are c64/128's being used throught the
world... :)
-Todd Elliott
Rick Youngman
(agreed Todd)
To Harry ....
If I was Jim.... I'd probably be watching this newsgroup very
close...but I would probably not use my "well known" name very often if
I posted publicly...
Jim has helped and guided countless C= users (including me) thro all
sorts of things that a user can do to a simple machine
...... for a LONG time......
Educated guess.... he is on to other things using his expertise in other
fields these daze besides the C=64, but like most of us... still follows
the and leads in the C=...... trouble is if one of the "C="gods" drop
thier name, I have to assume they get slamed with email, most of which
is answered here....
Im sure John I (dang cant remember how to spell yer last name John, so
Ill just say I )
.... gets a ton of mail from those that know who he is...
Jim.... if you read this THANKS from Arid-zona for all your help over
the years.... and the books and stuff that we have bought that you
wrote...... you deserve every penny you made....
--
Rick Youngman a.k.a. (Reeko)
SysOp of The WasteLand BBs - 520-754-4731 - In Aridzona
BBs Web Page http://www.ctaz.com/~wlbbs
MY C=ommodore file list = http://www.ctaz.com/~wlbbs/thefile.zip
The WORLDS C=ommodore File Finder = http://www.pulse.no/~mepk/cfs.html
Gaelyne Gasson
G'day,
> So where are you all from ???? (some would like to know)
Reynella, South Australia (About 20km south of Adelaide, SA)
I'm originally from Saginaw, Michigan USA
Rod was born in Hastings, England.
DasVedanya,
Gaelyne
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Andreas Graef
In article <6hplcu$qsg$2...@narses.hrz.tu-chemnitz.de>,
Andre Fachat <fac...@vandyke.physik.tu-chemnitz.de> wrote:
>One of the few Europeans that have replied - although there should be more...
Oh, yes here is another. From Germany, near Munich.
With a C=128, 1084, Pagefox, Eddifox, Handyscan, 1520, StarNL10 - umpf
enough?
But these days I´m using the "other" kind of equipment.
MfG.
Andi
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James Farley
Jim Butterfield wrote:
> In 1977, I was contributing stuff to KIM USER NOTES - the KIM was the
> single-board 6502 engineering prototype. A year later, a group of us
> produced THE FIRST BOOK OF KIM, an often-copied name.
>
> Before 1977, there were a fair number of home-brew computer makers, using
> whatever micro chips could be found, wire-wrapping things together, and
> rigging some pretty strange input/output facilities (rich guys used a
> teletype machine).
etc etc
I've seen you post before here but never believed you where the real Jim
Butterfield! If you are the REAL Jim Butterfield then I bow before you!!!!
Sir you are a legend! I can remember reading my old C=ommodore Magazine and
Power Play and seeing arctiles about or by you. If you are the REAL Jim
Butterfield then realize that you are of GOD status in my book:)
Jim Farley
AKA Vic20 on Dalnet
Marc-Jano Knopp
On Mon, 18 May 1998 22:11:40 +0100, Andreas Graef <gr...@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE> wrote:
>In article <6hplcu$qsg$2...@narses.hrz.tu-chemnitz.de>,
>Andre Fachat <fac...@vandyke.physik.tu-chemnitz.de> wrote:
>>One of the few Europeans that have replied - although there should be more...
>Oh, yes here is another. From Germany, near Munich.
>With a C=128, 1084, Pagefox, Eddifox, Handyscan, 1520, StarNL10 - umpf
>enough?
>But these days I´m using the "other" kind of equipment.
Here's another one:
25km north from Heidelberg, Germany.
Anyone from Germany willing to sell one of these: ?
- SX-64
- C-900
- 1561
Then please make an offer. Price should not have more than 2 digits :)
Marc-Jano
Cameron Kaiser
m...@ultra12.rbg.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de (Marc-Jano Knopp) writes:
> Anyone from Germany willing to sell one of these: ?
[ snip ]
> - C-900
I'll take a 900 too, please. And a 65. :-)
> Then please make an offer. Price should not have more than 2 digits :)
One, if possible.
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Cameron Kaiser | "A free society is one where it is safe
cdkaiser@concentricKILLSPAMnet | to be unpopular." -- Adlai Stevenson
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Phillip S Zibilich
> One, if possible.
I'll take a cheeseburger, coke, and Fort Apoc. please.
Again I say Fnord!
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Darkling Dragon --==(UDIC)==-- --==(unSPLUT)==--
Phillip Zibilich - Ultima Dragon and
ps...@gnofn.org Emulation enthusiast
"Time is a play thing. But when
it breaks, you're fucked."
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Heidi and Don
Marc-Jano Knopp wrote:
>
> On Mon, 18 May 1998 22:11:40 +0100, Andreas Graef <gr...@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE> wrote:
> >In article <6hplcu$qsg$2...@narses.hrz.tu-chemnitz.de>,
> >Andre Fachat <fac...@vandyke.physik.tu-chemnitz.de> wrote:
> >>One of the few Europeans that have replied - although there should be more...
> >Oh, yes here is another. From Germany, near Munich.
> >With a C=128, 1084, Pagefox, Eddifox, Handyscan, 1520, StarNL10 - umpf
> >enough?
> >But these days I´m using the "other" kind of equipment.
>
> Here's another one:
>
> 25km north from Heidelberg, Germany.
>
> - C-900
> - 1561
>
>
> mjk.c64.org
HEY! Where am I?
Oh, I recognize this place; Shippensburg, PA, in the beautiful
Cumberland Valley (OK, the sweltering in summer CV) just 30 miles west
of Heidelberg, PA or 40 miles sw of PA's capital, Harrisburg is where I
tune my guitar and run my coffeehouse. This is Dutch country, a
misnomer as it's more Deutsch country, really. The men in black in their
buggies are commonplace; late at night we get gangs of bikers in bonnets
and straw hats cruising through town.
My first computer was a T100 or 102 with builtin wordprocessing and
terminal program, perfect for reporting high school sports. More suited
for that than I was, in fact. I presently use a C128d, have an extra
128d, a flat 128, 4 c-64s, a bunch of 1541's and 1571's in varying
states of disrepair, several C= monitors named Kenny, a Plus/4, a C2n
datasette, a 1530 or whatever datasette, several Star NX1000c printers,
an Epson 24pin Action 3250, an MPS-1000, and an MPS-801 printer and
loads of software that came along for the ride as I built my collection
of backup C= equipment. (Getting ready for the Apocalypse.) Am currently
trying to reacquire my 8032 and dual disk drive (what was I, nuts?), and
looking for another Kaypro II. Love those portables.
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Juan Bierpliz, nee Sir Vesa Poorfavor
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