... I can't argue that the museum space is very important and getting this done first is a good thing. I personally believe people should hold off before...
I'll cut out all the previous stuff to reduce the size of this. Does MARCH have a form that is used when something is loaned/donated? I've loaned parts of my...
... Excellent. Is MARCH 501c3 yet? This is important as well, especially for donations. DONATIONS. GRANTS. MONEY. ... Once again, excellent. ... RCS and RICM...
... And all of this really is rather easy to do. It is not like you are making a new country! ... Certainly not a bad idea, but a fair amount can be done...
For the record -- and in case anyone does not already know -- MARCH is officially "Mid-Atlantic Retro Computing Hobbyists Inc."; the Inc. Part is because we...
I both agree and disagree with Will. Having been on many policy committees (still serving on some now) and being involved with writing the initial charter for...
... Why is there resistance to all this? Please, tell me frankly. It is not hard. Gather some ideas from other members thru this list - sort of a town meeting....
... I had no intention of bringing any sort of heat to you. I was using you as a GOOD example - and really only a passing thought at that. ... Certainly...
Hi Herb, Sorry for not getting the Dr Dobb's reference sooner... I couldn't figure out which issue it was in until I happened to be looking at some corrections...
... You're welcome. ... I don't think there ever was any, but whatever... ... work done. < applause > ... on the Web. No, just busy busy busy. ... time to...
... ready for inhabitation, I will continue to urge that we all help with the MARCH exhibits, but * simultaneously * will urge people to speak up and work on...
... I did not mean the "bad" to be a truly bad bad, but in more of a humorous bad.. I should have used another smiley, especially since they are now 25 years...
... Not to be a spoiler, but I recycle enough equipment to be familiar with New Jersey county recycling policy. It's likely that this center is limited to...
... I have sold older Macs for several years, and in that community "B&W" G3's are blue and white colored tower Macs. Joe could have been more specific when...
... I have the F-14 computer to donate for the military exhibit the next time I come up to the museum. EVAN: Can you please post a schedule for the remainder...
Herb, This looks to be a very interesting exhibit. I'll look forward to this when I visit there. Keep up the great work ! =Dan [ "I do not fear computers. I...
... I may have missed a reference in the earlier posts, but since this equipment was donated directly by the original user, I would set a high priority on...
Hola, my fellow nerds. Previously, I explained how in addition to the themed exhibits, we also support our members using some of the musuem space for their...
... Bad Joe! Bad Joe! "B&W" has always meant (historically) "Black & White" as in Black and White TV... Even the original Atari 2600's had a switch to...
... Look at http://perso.orange.fr/dvalot/emtcopy.htm he has diskette imaging utility for OS/2, Linux and windoze. This originally use to be an IBM Internal...
Hello all, The other day I got some more RAM for my Toshiba T6600C "laptop" and tried to install OS/2. I have OS/2 Warp 3 on a couple dozen original IBM...
... Joe, Didn't you recently just get a Tandy 1000 SX from a garage sale for next to nothing?! You have been getting a lot of nice vintage electronic stuff...
Joe, Well, what kind of connectors does it have and where? That might give some clues. Jim ... From: Joe Giliberti <Starbase89@...> To: midatlanticretro...
Hi Gang: Joe brought up his recent score at a dumpster. I thought I'd pass along a good dumpster site: The East Brunswick, NJ Recycling Center. It's located...
Thanks to some recent dumpster diving, I recovered a Tandy 1000 SX, a B&W Powermac G3, and a bunch of old telecom equipment from AT&T. Most of it is from a...
... I don't see that anyone is trying to argue or has anything other than MARCH's best interests in mind. A little thread-drift is a natural thing. Just ask...
