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In article <3v7slr$8t0@mudraker.mtholyoke.edu>, jbmiller@mtholyoke.edu (Mac) writes:
|> James Wilson (jwilson@intellinet.com) wrote:
|> > The only thing I have to say is this:
|> 
|> > 'Want to see your mac run fast?  Throw it out the window!'
|> 
|> > and...
|> 
|> > 'What are the three best uses of a mac?
|> 
|> >   1.  Word Processing
|> >   2.  Word Processing
|> >   3.  Word Processing'
|> 
|> Three best uses for a PC Box:
|> 
|> 1.  Doorstop
|> 2.  Flowerbox
|> 3.  Litterbox
|> 
|> I use my 486 (and have for a few years now) for a doorstop.  Literally :)

If it has enough memory (4M) you can at least use it as
a basic Linux box.

I've got an ancient 4M *386* which runs Linux fine
(though I wouldn't want to do X with it).

That's assuming it still functions.  If not, I'd say
as a doorstop it's just fine. :-)

[what's even funnier is that I've got a 486 that has
a smaller motherboard than the 386 :-) ]

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But isn't Microsoft part of the public? :-)


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