Stuff Going Free
Sep. 27th, 2004 11:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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bugshaw sort our vast collection of cardboard boxes, I find I have stuff that I doubt I could sell for much but which someone might want or know a good home for. So here is the first in what will doubtless be a list of posts:
Atari 1040ST computer. Dubious condition (starts to boot but does not complete). Bought in 1989 or so, comes with big box of games.
Borland C++ for DOS. Includes disks and manual.
Assorted back issues of Wired and GamesTM magazine.
...or is it Trip To The Recycling Centre time again? (And what do you make out of recycled copies of Wired?)
MC
bugshaw sort our vast collection of cardboard boxes, I find I have stuff that I doubt I could sell for much but which someone might want or know a good home for. So here is the first in what will doubtless be a list of posts:Atari 1040ST computer. Dubious condition (starts to boot but does not complete). Bought in 1989 or so, comes with big box of games.
Borland C++ for DOS. Includes disks and manual.
Assorted back issues of Wired and GamesTM magazine.
...or is it Trip To The Recycling Centre time again? (And what do you make out of recycled copies of Wired?)
MC
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Date: 2004-09-27 04:03 am (UTC)Guardian Online.
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Date: 2004-09-27 09:15 am (UTC)MC
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Date: 2004-09-27 10:48 am (UTC)If you haven't already, copy the floppies to CD-R.
You do have the huge collection of paper manuals? I vaguely recall that Borland had their DOS compilers on free-download, but I've rather lost track.
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