Originally Posted by Jmdlcar I try to join https://pairlist5.pair.net/mailman/listinfo/coco/ and after typing up a message I found out I was rejected. Has anyone ever had a problem with them? I've had this happen on other lists in recent years. It happens to me because the address I use for receiving messages on the list is not the address that I use for sending messages to the list. (Again, I've no experience with the list you're having trouble with, but others).
This blog post comes from the issue where you may end up with a System/36 where just the administrator or all of the user accounts and passwords have been forgotten. This article has been created to help de-obfuscate an existing procedure posted about 15 years ago here on Usenet. The purpose of redoing this procedure is to be a bit friendlier on those folks ...
Updated May 12th, 2018 at 07:17 PM by NeXT
Originally Posted by Fire-Flare There was something like that a few years back: https://fleasystems.com/flea86.html Personally I'd love to have a dual-SD card variant that looks like a 5150/5160 with two floppy drives. That is bullseye to what I want but the problem is it isnt available anymore. Eh, not building anything right now so not a big deal. Mostly curious for if or when I build it.
Originally Posted by luckybob From the advances in medicine I've seen in my (relatively) short time on this rock, we are close to having replacement internals. They take your dna, stick it in a pig, wait a few months. BAM! New organs and bacon! Even in mechanical replacements, they are working hard. I read not to long ago about some trials on replacement kidneys. Yea, it might suck if things go the route of Repo! or Repo Men. Replacment inplys that somepeople had one to replace! In some cases ...
I have an MDB Systems workalike LSI-11 backplane which I am starting to get working. I thought it would be nice to build the DBCOK logic and console switches to have the same look and feel as the original PDP-11/03 console so I scripted up the specific DEC switch paddle and LED receptacle as part of the project (which is ongoing) so they can be 3D printed and use a tiny Arduino to do the powerup sequence. If you have a PDP-11/03 or a PDP-11/05 with missing or broken switch paddles then ...
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