make sure the wire to the alternator didnt pop out also, happened on my supra. had all the symptoms of a dead alternator and took all of 5 seconds to fix.

 

http://farm.addictinggames.com/D78AQSAKQLQWI9/3461.swf

159 seconds

http://www.thegamehomepage.com/play/red/

680 seconds.

 

hah 238 on the first game.
but only 573 on the second

first one is easier to cheat at with teleporting

 

212 seconds on the first one, w/o teleporting. 9 *****. X_X

 

HA! 276 on the first one and 735 on the second one. Sigh wow i can't believe i wasted that much of my time on those games lol.

 

ahh... memories of the Sparc10 that ran for 4 years and never needed a reboot... sweet bliss...

Bill Gates is the American version of Satan, everyone knows that



unpossible. Everyone who's ever bought an FD is definitely a pompous ***

 

i still got 2 Ultra5's (one is an ATX style 1U rackmount) and a SPARCStation5 here.

 

Anyone in the Southern Maryland area?

Live in Hollywood, requesting some help, trying to get my fc on the road

If you can help any i'd appreciate it

-Tim

 

Since we're feeling all geek-like for a moment, here's a pic of the Cray I helped pick up for a guy I used to work with a few years back - this is in his home computer room. I was the only one strong enough to push it off the bed of the truck into his front door. Not sure who moved it when he moved from Laurel to Florida, I doubt it was him

 

What in the WORLD is he using that for? :P

Check the southern MD guys thread! If you still need any parts, (or info) PM me :P

 

Hey, Joey:

 

Laurel to Florida? Did he used to work for Digex and own an electron microscope and Unimog as well?

Dave McGwire?


If it's the same guy I'm thinking of, he wanted to find a million digit prime number.
He had an $800 electrical bill.

 

I'll help you out. Send me a message with more info on what you need help doing.

 

I appreciate the help..pm'd you

 

I have a special place in my heart for Unimogs.

 

Playing around, what else would he use it for?


That's the guy. He worked for Skycache as well (renamed to Cidera, later closed and sold off to Mainstream Data due to lack of venture capital). That's where I worked with him. Check out the rest of his site for some other cool photos, including the Badtz Maru, a former British Royal Navy warship that Doug Humphrey bought. He's the guy who founded both companies (with Dave's code-writing help)

http://www.neurotica.com

That's the guy. He worked for Skycache as well (renamed to Cidera, later closed and sold off to Mainstream Data due to lack of venture capital). That's where I worked with him. Check out the rest of his page for some other cool photos.

 

Found a link to Doug's site showing the boat. Here's a pic from when he docked it at the inner harbor for ISPCon back when I worked there.
http://badtzmaru.joss.com/photos_mission5.html

 

Did he ever find the million digit Prime number?

 

I haven't talked to him recently, I dunno. I wouldn't be surprised if he did - he's one seriously interesting individual

 

I met him, his neighbor "Big Mike" Mike Nicewonger, the guy that owns the warehouse across the railroad tracks, the guy that owns a whole bunch of lasers that are stored in said warehouse...

They are all interesting.

They introduced me to the heaven that is the Barbecue House, next door to the Eastern Motors car dealer up in Laurel... It's great after a day of raiding Crazy Rays.

However, the smilie at the end of your sentence, "He's one seriously interesting individual." leads me to believe you mean something else by interesting... Socially interesting perhaps?

The dude owns an electron microscope for Pete's sake...

 

I'm pretty sure Doug actually owns the warehouse, and another interesting character named Jon owns a large portion of what's stored there. Yea, Big Mike is a pretty cool guy too. And yes, BBQ House is heaven on earth.

With Dave, he's what I would consider eccentric, that's all. He's what I picture the kid in A Christmas Story growing up like. Because he'll definitely shoot his or someone else's eye out someday

 

NT is based on VMS, which is *NOT* anything like UNIX. This from someone who worked at DIGITAL when several of the VMS engineers left DIGITAL to go work at MS on NT.

 

I worked at the NCI on Ft Detrick in Frederick in 1997-1998, we had a few Crays there...

One of them was an old Cray Y-MP... that thing was huge... and it cost $10,000 per month to run between electricity, and coolant. (Yes, it had coolant running between all the circuit boards.)

We had a Cray J90 and J91 as well, but those were only the size of a large refrigerator, and air-cooled...

That place was fun too, we had some other cool computers... some SGI ONYX and SGI Origin 2000 "supercomputers," a DEC (DIGITAL) AlphaServer 8400 (8 633 MHz Alphas I believe), and a whole bunch of other machines that would be laughed at now, but were really fast back then.

Ken

 

All I know is that i can barely understand a thing that an IBM mainframe does.

"why are there Engines in the mainframe?"

 

Paint on the Mustang is almost done, it's being wetsanded and buffed today