@ypercube Probably not much. Old speccies and working BBC machines with software have some residual value. Working Amiga or Archimedes systems actually go for a few hundred quid on ebay.
MSX never really hit the big time outside Japan, so old MSX boxen are more of a historical oddity than a design classic.
Once upon a time I had the option of buying a secondhand Vax 11/750 from a classified ad in the local rag. I decided it was probably more trouble than it was worth.
Not a bad spec for an 11/750, though. 8MB RAM and two 456MB drives. It would have made a good space heater if it wasn't so noisy.
If I could track down a VAXStation I (a bus-based graphic terminal) I could have installed 4.2BSD and X on it.
I learned ARM assembly on an Arc. To think they were the only things using ARM CPUs back in the day & now there's billions of the things on the planet!
@ypercube I think that's a bit ambitious, apart from the extreme rarity value. The Jupiter Ace was a flop and there was about 3/4 of buggerall software ever written for it.
just did that as well, and clicked "download" and the popup that I answered the survey in went away but the frame and scrollbar persisted and nothing else happened
@AaronBertrand in related news, the boss has authorized me to look into monitoring tools and SS is the frontrunner
this is the question:
For each program with more than 2 students, list program title and the number of students (under an appropriate header).
Our SQL code in Microsoft Access is:
Select S.Name, COUNT(P.ID)
From Student AS P , Program AS S
where COUNT(P.ID) > 2;
it is not working, what are ...
this is the question:
For each program with more than 2 students, list program title and the number of students (under an appropriate header).
Our SQL code in Microsoft Access is:
Select S.Name, COUNT(P.ID)
From Student AS P , Program AS S
where COUNT(P.ID) > 2;
it is not working, what are ...
An image macro I've seen a few times, has an image of a cat sitting on top of a car tyre, and says to the effect of 'Reminder, cold season is starting, and cats seek shelter in cars, please check for cats before starting your car'.
Do you cats really regularly sit on top of car tyres, and do t...
@JNK there's actually text that pops in right above "Register" that says: "Public and temporary email domains are not supported for evaluation purposes. Please register using a different email address, or contact sales."
An image macro I've seen a few times, has an image of a cat sitting on top of a car tyre, and says to the effect of 'Reminder, cold season is starting, and cats seek shelter in cars, please check for cats before starting your car'.
Do you cats really regularly sit on top of car tyres, and do t...
