🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <6a55r9$t3n@bamboo.verinet.com>,
	mike@bamboo.verinet.com (Mike Loseke) writes:
> In article <6a37t1$1lgu@yuma.ACNS.ColoState.EDU>,
> Michael Dwyer  <mdwyer@holly.ColoState.EDU> wrote:
>>Mike Loseke <mike@bamboo.verinet.com> wrote:
>>: In article <6a32t4$22do@yuma.ACNS.ColoState.EDU>,
>>: Larry Pyeatt <pyeatt@satchmo.cs.colostate.edu> wrote:
>>
>>:  I'm using a Practical Peripherals 56k Flex modem and it's been working
>>: great in my dialup server. It has a jumper you can use to turn off P-n-P
>>: and some more that you can hardcode the IRQ with. :) The bad part is
>>: that I had to put it in my Win95 machine to flash the prom. :(
>>:  I actually found this one at Best Buy. I don't remember what I payed
>>: for it though.
>>
>><sigh>  I'm using a 2400 Baud Zoom Telephonics modem that I spent $100
>>for, so that my Commodore 64 would scream...  No, seriously!  Its the
>>fastest modem I own...  Fortunatly, they serve us Ethernet in the Allison
>>Cell Block.  Heh heh... 2400 baud would overrun the Commodore, but it
>>was fast!
> 
>  That is fast. I have a 300 baud modem-card for a VIC-20 and a 1200 baud
> modem-card for a C-64, and the software cassette for both. I also have a
> 1200 baud modem for a Mac Plus. At least I have the Mac to go with that
> modem, I no longer own any Commodore computers. I did have a total of
> three though.
> 
>  Jeez, I can't believe all the junk I have.

Well, maybe you have something I need; a 150 baud acoustic coupled
modem for my Altair 8800.  Mine died last week.  I tried using a 300
baud modem, but the Altair couldn't keep up with both the teletype and
the modem.  I also need a new 8" floppy drive, since one went out last
month.  Maybe I should just consider upgrading.  I hear that some of
the newer computers have 5.25" floppy drives and use TV screens to
display information.  I guess it would save a lot of paper.  

8P

-- 
Larry D. Pyeatt                     All standard disclaimers apply.
pyeatt@cs.colostate.edu             Void where prohibited.
http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~pyeatt