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  • 'doze 7 (64) Application

    From ROB MCCART@VERT/CAPCITY2/CAPCITY to NIGHTFOX on Sun Mar 31 00:31:00 2013
    I remember, in the early 1990s, when just 4 megabytes of RAM was plenty
    >and 8 megabytes of RAM seemed like a lot. That was back when RAM used
    >to cost about $100 per megabyte, too. Times have certainly changed..

    Ha.. I remember building my first computers back in the early 80's.
    It was easy to sort out what the RAM would cost you. It was $1 per kb.
    That works out to a million dollars per gig, right ?.. B)

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  • From Corey@VERT/TSGC to ROB MCCART on Sun Mar 31 07:31:52 2013
    Re: 'doze 7 (64) Application
    By: ROB MCCART to NIGHTFOX on Sun Mar 31 2013 12:31 am

    I remember, in the early 1990s, when just 4 megabytes of RAM was plenty
    >and 8 megabytes of RAM seemed like a lot. That was back when RAM used
    >to cost about $100 per megabyte, too. Times have certainly changed..

    Ha.. I remember building my first computers back in the early 80's.
    It was easy to sort out what the RAM would cost you. It was $1 per kb.
    That works out to a million dollars per gig, right ?.. B)


    ah the good old days before plug and play,
    when you had to map out all your address and set the jumpers up by hand.

    "Practise safe Lunch, Use a Condiment"


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  • From Nightfox to ROB MCCART on Sun Mar 31 10:59:43 2013
    Re: 'doze 7 (64) Application
    By: ROB MCCART to NIGHTFOX on Sun Mar 31 2013 00:31:00

    Ha.. I remember building my first computers back in the early 80's.
    It was easy to sort out what the RAM would cost you. It was $1 per kb. That works out to a million dollars per gig, right ?.. B)

    Pocket change. :P

    Nightfox
  • From Tech-D@VERT/DOS to Corey on Sun Mar 31 14:58:47 2013
    Re: 'doze 7 (64) Application
    By: Corey to ROB MCCART on Sun Mar 31 2013 07:31 am

    ah the good old days before plug and play,
    when you had to map out all your address and set the jumpers up by hand.

    Ah yes the good old days of troubleshooting com ports.. Lets see 3F8, 2F8, 3E8, 2E8..

    Darren (Tech-D)
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  • From ROB MCCART@VERT/CAPCITY2/CAPCITY to COREY on Mon Apr 1 17:28:00 2013
    Ha.. I remember building my first computers back in the early 80's.
    > > It was easy to sort out what the RAM would cost you. It was $1 per kb.
    > > That works out to a million dollars per gig, right ?.. B)
    > >

    ah the good old days before plug and play,
    >when you had to map out all your address and set the jumpers up by hand.

    ...when men were men... B)
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