🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Tom Foolery wrote:
|This is new and improved w/ more REAL information than the leading brand!
|
|View end of posting to see what i'm looking for. This is all my old Apple
|gear. I've maintained and enhanced this system for the better part of 4
|years.

Do you have a *good* symbolic assembler to go with it?  Also, I am going
to have to import some tables of symbolic labels to it, so I would hope
it can handle several different kinds of label formats (you'd be amazed
how many there can be) - one of them is bound to allow a modicum of
tinkering until they can be acted on.

Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.

"Tom Foolery" <j.urquidez@attbi> wrote in message news:<y_h19.81411$uh7.12229@sccrnsc03>...
> Hello,
> 
> This is new and improved w/ more REAL information than the leading brand!
> 
> View end of posting to see what i'm looking for. This is all my old Apple
> gear. I've maintained and enhanced this system for the better part of 4
> years.
> 
> *ROM 01 IIgs
> *4MB Ultra GS RAM card (half populated)
> *2.5 MB RAM total, 4.5 MB max
> *Apple High Speed SCSI card
> *40 MB SCSI HD by Western Digital (System 6.0.1 installed)
> *500MB SCSI HD (in an Apple HDSC 20 case)
> *Apple CD150 SCSI CD-ROM (w/ 3 caddies)
> *newish system battery
> *ALS 'Z Card' Z-80 card
> *(2) 3.5" floppy drives
> *(2) 5.25" floppy drives
> *(2) Kraft joysticks
> *dual joystick adapter
> *14.4k Supra modem
> *Kensington IIgs Saver
> *KB, mouse
> *Apple RGB monitor.
> 
> *Spare ROM 01 CPU
> *Apple 1MB RAM card
> *RGB monitor
> *no keyboard or mouse
> 
> *Original IIgs Owner's Guide
> *IIgs User's Guide
> *System 5.0 User's Guide
> *IIgs System Disk User's Guide
> *Guides for the floppy drives
> *Applesoft Basic manual
> *Imagwriter II manual
> *original AppleWorks spiral bound manuals
> *(2) 3rd party AppleWorks books
> *spiral bound "Kids and the Apple"
> *Lon Poole's "Apple II User's Guide"
> *misc printouts, tutorials, and printed A2 FAQs
> *6 issues of Nibble (1992)
> *6 or 7 issues of A+ (1986 - 1992)
> *several original Apple inserts, fold outs, sticker packs, ads
> *old price list
> *original Apple picking sheet for one of the systems.
> 
> I have several boxes of blank 5.25" disks as well as 3 or 4 boxes of used
> disks that I have never gotten around to digging into. Most of the s/w is
> unboxed and there are just too many disks to list them all so I'll stick to
> what's relatively rare.
> 
> *Facts On File "PDSOF" (Public Domain Software On File) CD-ROM. This is a
> CD-ROM collection of over 200 public domain s/w from the years 1980 to 1987.
> The CD is perfect as is it's jewel case and the 3-ring binder that holds it,
> the manual, and the 2 startup floppies.
> 
> *Boxed version of Microsoft MultiPlan for Apple II's that have a Z-80 card
> and CP/M. I haven't tested it's functionality but it looks great in it's
> translucent "easel-box". It appears complete.
> 
> *Beagle Brothers "Alpha Plot" still in it's translucent sleeve. An unused
> poster of Peeks, Pokes, and System Calls is folded in w/ the catalog, disk,
> and manual.
> 
> *Activision's "Paint!, Write!, Draw!" WYSIWIG application suite. It's boxed
> and in good condition w/ original disks.
> 
> *System 6.0.1 on floppies purchased from Byteworks
> 
> System 6.01 is installed on the 40MB HD along w/ shrinkIT and binscii. I
> cannot verify the integrity of the compression utils I transfered. They are
> readily available online, however. The 500 MB HD has 2 ProDOS partitions and
> one larger HFS partition. Games include, boxed versions of King's Quest,
> Space Quest, Bard's Tale, Rendevous w/ Rama, and Arkanoid. It doesn't get
> much more detailed than this until you view it in person.
> 
> BUT WAIT! I just found several Apple DiskWare packages w/ original DOS 3.3
> and ProDOS system disks for older A2's.
> 
> OK, items I'd trade this insane IIgs collection for include:
> 
> *a decent digital camera
> *an older g3 mac box w/ some trimmings
> *older working imac
> *loaded PB 3400
> *an anemic Kanga
> *a zippy pc laptop
> *some old janx spirit
> *cash money  - $
> 
> I'll consider all offers of useful space saving computers and/or
> accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers are
> are encouraged.
> 
> Jason
> j.urquidez@attbi

"Todd Nathan" <big_boy_toddy@yahoo.com> wrote
> > I'll consider all offers of useful space saving computers and/or
> > accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers are
> > are encouraged.
> >
> > Jason
> > j.urquidez@attbi
> Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
> time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
> interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.

He did post his address. Look above. Stick .com at the end and
that's it. He probably left it off to fool email address collecting bots
to reduce his junk email. Me, I use a Hotmail address. (It doesn't
matter with Hotmail because 99% of Hotmail users get tons of spam
no matter what they do.) Don't worry about the period inside the first
part of his address, either. That's also part of his address.

imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.

Bao H. Lammy wrote:

> "Todd Nathan" <big_boy_toddy@yahoo.com> wrote
> 
>>>I'll consider all offers of useful space saving computers and/or
>>>accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers are
>>>are encouraged.
>>>
>>>Jason
>>>j.urquidez@attbi
>>>
>>Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
>>time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
>>interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.
>>
> 
> He did post his address. Look above. Stick .com at the end and
> that's it. He probably left it off to fool email address collecting bots
> to reduce his junk email. Me, I use a Hotmail address. (It doesn't
> matter with Hotmail because 99% of Hotmail users get tons of spam
> no matter what they do.) Don't worry about the period inside the first
> part of his address, either. That's also part of his address.
> 
> imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
> it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.
> 


or mabye people should just familiarize themselves with the technology 
before they start whining about somebody else using it improperly ;)

"non conformist" <no@spam.for.me> wrote
> >>>Jason
> >>>j.urquidez@attbi
> >>Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
> >>time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
> >>interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.
> > He did post his address. Look above. Stick .com at the end and
> > that's it. He probably left it off to fool email address collecting bots
> > to reduce his junk email. Me, I use a Hotmail address. (It doesn't
> > matter with Hotmail because 99% of Hotmail users get tons of spam
> > no matter what they do.) Don't worry about the period inside the first
> > part of his address, either. That's also part of his address.
> > imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
> > it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.
> or mabye people should just familiarize themselves with the technology
> before they start whining about somebody else using it improperly ;)

;) yeah, but the guy is selling something. It's in *his* best interest
to reduce problems with the transaction.

Bao H. Lammy wrote:

> "non conformist" <no@spam.for.me> wrote
> 
>>>>>Jason
>>>>>j.urquidez@attbi
>>>>>
>>>>Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
>>>>time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
>>>>interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.
>>>>
>>>He did post his address. Look above. Stick .com at the end and
>>>that's it. He probably left it off to fool email address collecting bots
>>>to reduce his junk email. Me, I use a Hotmail address. (It doesn't
>>>matter with Hotmail because 99% of Hotmail users get tons of spam
>>>no matter what they do.) Don't worry about the period inside the first
>>>part of his address, either. That's also part of his address.
>>>imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
>>>it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.
>>>
>>or mabye people should just familiarize themselves with the technology
>>before they start whining about somebody else using it improperly ;)
>>
> 
> ;) yeah, but the guy is selling something. It's in *his* best interest
> to reduce problems with the transaction.
> 


would you go to japan and complain because a classified ad in the local 
paper was written in kanji? its more beneficial to educate the unknowing 
rather than to accomodate them. and I would say that by the looks of 
this thread at least one person has now learned about tricks that avoid 
spam (to help protect themselves), and how to interact with these tricks 
in a legitimate manner (to help them communicate with the people who use 
such "tricks").

kill whitey

Bao H. Lammy wrote:

> "non conformist" <no@spam.for.me> wrote
> 
>>>>>Jason
>>>>>j.urquidez@attbi
>>>>>
>>>>Sorry to hear you have a name like "tom foolery", and that you wasted
>>>>time posting this to a group without your return address.  I would be
>>>>interested, if I could/would/should get a hold of you.  Best of luck.
>>>>
>>>He did post his address. Look above. Stick .com at the end and
>>>that's it. He probably left it off to fool email address collecting bots
>>>to reduce his junk email. Me, I use a Hotmail address. (It doesn't
>>>matter with Hotmail because 99% of Hotmail users get tons of spam
>>>no matter what they do.) Don't worry about the period inside the first
>>>part of his address, either. That's also part of his address.
>>>imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
>>>it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.
>>>
>>or mabye people should just familiarize themselves with the technology
>>before they start whining about somebody else using it improperly ;)
>>
> 
> ;) yeah, but the guy is selling something. It's in *his* best interest
> to reduce problems with the transaction.
> 


would you go to japan and complain because a classified ad in the local 
paper was written in kanji? its more beneficial to educate the unknowing 
rather than to accomodate them. and I would say that by the looks of 
this thread at least one person has now learned about tricks that avoid 
spam (to help protect themselves), and how to interact with these tricks 
in a legitimate manner (to help them communicate with the people who use 
such "tricks").

kill whitey

"non conformist" <no@spam.for.me> wrote
> >>>imo, he should have mentioned how to make his address work...or,
> >>>it's possible he set up his newsreader incorrectly, I suppose.
> >>or mabye people should just familiarize themselves with the technology
> >>before they start whining about somebody else using it improperly ;)
> > ;) yeah, but the guy is selling something. It's in *his* best interest
> > to reduce problems with the transaction.
> would you go to japan and complain because a classified ad in the local
> paper was written in kanji? its more beneficial to educate the unknowing
> rather than to accomodate them. and I would say that by the looks of
> this thread at least one person has now learned about tricks that avoid
> spam (to help protect themselves), and how to interact with these tricks
> in a legitimate manner (to help them communicate with the people who use
> such "tricks").

It *is* more beneficial to educate. That's what I did. And in this case,
educating a newbie is the same as accommodating them. (Telling them
about munging of email addresses.) A helpful note like, "Add .com to
my address to make it work," is both educational and accommodating.

You first wrote, "or maybe people should just familiarize themselves
with the technology before they start whining about somebody else
using it improperly." That did not sound to me like you were in favor
of educating. Anyway, this thread is over for me. l8r