Hunting for a home for wayward hardware

Thu Mar 28 22:58:00 PST 2002

Hi Gwendolynn,
You might check with the Computer History Museum, which is located
at Moffett Field and is open to the public.

www.computerhistory.org or call 1-650-604-2714.

By the way, they have excellent guest lectures.  Last night they
had a dialog between Pierluigi Zappacosta, founder of Logitech and
chairman of Digital Persona and Doug Engelbart, a leader in the
development of the computer mouse, display editing, outline
processing, multiple remote online users of a networked processor,
hyperlinking and in-file object processing, multiple windows,
hypermedia, and context-sensitive help.

Regards,
-- 
Rob Riley, Senior Systems Administrator voice (USA): (650) 506-1435
Security Architecture, Oracle Corp.     fax (USA): (650) 506-7184

Gwendolynn ferch Elydyr wrote:
> 
> Through the moving process, we've discovered no less than _5_ T3 CSU/DSU
> Access Multiplexors in our apartment.
> 
> They're DL3100s, w/ HSSI - and I'd dearly like to see them go to somewhere
> better than the dump.
> 
> If anyone's interested, please email ASAP (so that you'll get them
> before the dump does).
> 
> If you have pointers to someone who might be interested in them, that
> wouldn't be a bad thing either.
> 
> The ecofreak in me twitches at the idea of just shipping them off to
> the dump - and the technoweenie thinks that you can always do _something
> with old hardware...
> 
> cheers!
> ==========================================================================
> "A cat spends her life conflicted between a deep, passionate and profound
> desire for fish and an equally deep, passionate and profound desire to
> avoid getting wet.  This is the defining metaphor of my life right now."
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