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Mark Krenz wrote:
> This is cool. I found a NeXT N1000 cube lying on a pallet yesterday
> at Cook. I felt like I had just made a major archeological find. It
> had been moved around over the years and eventually found its way out of
> a closet and onto a pallet. It turns out it had an interesting history
> in how it got here. It used to be the former CEO's computer when he was
> an engineer a long time ago.
>
> Unfortunately, it has proprietary video and keyboard ports so I can't
> boot it up at the moment.
>
Hi Mark,
I know there's at least one person on the list with the required parts now
who might let you test your new cube =)
Sad that I'm leaving now, maybe we could have started BNUG. It could be
kind of like a Mac club, but our socks wouldn't have to be argyle, and we'd
have more than one mouse button. =)
- -Dave
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