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| Weather Channel WeatherStar XL | Weather Channel Intellistar | Ethan's Lab -11 |
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| Ethan debugging things | Legalize showing SGI kit | Jason and his Comdial, plus a horde of answering machines | Joe-tel |
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| Nevets' D-116 Nova clone and a teletype | Front of the D-116 | Sark fixes things | Z with Nova parts and docs |
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| Some of A.J.'s forgotten machines | Dave Runkle's Heathkit and 1802 machines | A better look at the Heath stuff | More of A.J.'s memory loss |
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| 8x8 core planes usable with an SBC, or draw on with magnetic stylus | Bonus Life had a very pretty 8/e | The Nuclear Keyboard returns | SDF chat on a Honeywell terminal |
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| John Orwin, Ian Finder and ? commit LISP | Pjustice and Thebug show a DEC GIGI terminal/pc | Gavin and Chris have Altair and Heathkit | System Source brought All the SGI |
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| Typing problems? Solved! | Jim Brain's emporium of 8-bit hacks | A 6502 trainer with accessories | ENABLE FROG'S NOCLIP MODE BY ENTERING "FROGSYSPISPOPD" INTO A CONNECTED TERMINAL. |
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| T-shirt sales apparently slowed down for a bit | The Sears garage sale | Horse trading and physical graffiti | Jim works hard to solicit talks, provide a/v support, and more |
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| John Orwin and ? move gear out | Ethan's dual drive, the Lab wouldn't talk to it | Another film user, Avery -- still and motion | Jason's pbx |
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| This fax machine did eventually receive faxes from the outside world via Joe's phone switch and a network feed | A.J. and Z analyze some Nova boards | Will brought this mainframe ethernet adapter | Scott Swazey? |
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| Bonus Life also had an Altair and a Sol | Mmm, minty | Imsai parts |
| Auction |
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| Mike and Joe wrangle auction lots | Secretary Mowgli will disavow any knowledge | Master auctioneer |
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| See? Jim doesn't get to enjoy the show much | Do I hear ONE MEEELION DOLLARS? | Managing bidder numbers | It appears to have a keyboard |
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| Auctioneering is hard work | Scope out the possibilities | No, seriously, work work work |