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| From: Marko_Mäkelä
Date: 1999-03-26
Subject: Re: HOWDEE DODEE!
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On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Christian David Johannesdotter wrote:
> Hey, isn´t SUOMI part of the EC? There's no difference in the postage
> between intra-Germany mails and intra-EC...
Well, Post=Personal ohne sinnvolle Taetigkeit (no fancy dots so that this message won't bounce from the list). Here it is cheaper to mail to non-EC European countries than to domestic addresses. And EC is more expensive than Finland, of course.
> Let me see.. The 264-funny-key picture is about standard post card
> size... I don´t mind tearing those pages out of the magazine ´cause
> it's not anything holy or so... The report is 2 pages...
On the other hand, you could send the whole mag, and I could send you a FUNET CD in return with the magazine.
> Btw, LAURA the good looking assistant is... still good lookin´ (That's for
> sure) and assisting the same US History course next term. I might go there
> again :) and score higher... both ways :))))
You mean you'll aim for the grade 6 in an oral "examination"? :-)
> anyone interested in a BRAND NEW ATARI joystick (You know, the VCS 2600
> one...) They got a bunch of them at CONRAD ELEKTRONIK which is really
> close to my place. They sell´em for 1.95 DM...
Hmm, send me a couple of those with the magazine. :-) Or how much is the postage?
> I opened the PC 1 and I found 4 empty sockets (called U33 - U36).
> These sockets have 9 "pin holes" on each side (sorry, I´m not into
> hardware!), that's 18 all together (MATHS MASTER!) Since the PC 1 comes
> with 512 KB, I thought these sockets are there for a memory upgrade to
> 640KB?! Am I right? So what kinda chips do I have to put in there?
Hmm, it could be 64kb*4 chips, that is, 4464 or so. Let's see...
512+128=640. Yep. Remember to solder them the right way (legs pointing down :-)), and the notch to the right direction.
> Plus, there's another empty socket (U2), 40 pins, is that one for a
> coprocessor?
Could be. What is the PC 1, a 80286 or a 8086?
Marko
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