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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> That is dumb (check the prices on second hand Sun's). Even if
> you don't want to keep it you can trade it for some Intel thingie :-)

I might be taking Terry up on his offer at some point - we've got a
couple around here that are really showing their age and I wasn't
kidding when I said that I wouldn't take a SPARCstation I as a gift,
it's just too damn slow and eats up too much power to justify its
existance to me.  Sure, there are people who collect 100MB disk drives
and stuff 6 of them into a cabinet in order to get a relatively usable
system out of it, but I personally feel that life is too short. :-)

						Jordan