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  1. December 22nd, 2000, 11:01 PM #1
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    Operation Delta 8

    Time to start another section. The Queen of Hearts and I continue towards our goal - which is to build a computer - both of us. A lot of members have put in their two cents worth to both educate and help us. Without them, we could not do this. Feel free to make a comment or suggestion. We thank you for your effort. Click Here for OpDe7.
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  2. December 22nd, 2000, 11:13 PM #2
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    See you two showed, but the QoH must have started cleaning again.

    Almost forgot, checked on some cutting edge components like a 1GB processer. How many you want at $1463. Wow.

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  3. December 22nd, 2000, 11:16 PM #3
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    Yeah, I'llbe here for about another 1/2 hour--then bedtime. Long trip to Clevelabd tomorrow.

    Hey Train--Via Tech USB? Yikes! I'd stay away from that one.
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  4. December 22nd, 2000, 11:22 PM #4
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    Weelll several long distance phone callssslater The ABIT KT7-Raid has via tech usb chips. Rats
    Have live in Alexander and agree Congress would be faster
    Concidering commiting death to thyself, try the shirley expressway [what it was called back the 70's].

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    Edit: Yes I will stay away.

    Cleveland, Leaving after midnight or waiting for daybreak. By the way was reading the we will have a partial ecilpse starting 0745 25 Dec. Late sunrise Christmas day, Oh well.

    Night driving never bothered me and kids slept

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  6. December 22nd, 2000, 11:24 PM #5
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    There were negative comments on the via this week I noticed. What's the biggest problem with them do you think?
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  7. December 22nd, 2000, 11:27 PM #6
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    The primary problem thatI've observed on the 98 forum is the USB drivers--lot of conflicts and no-go's. Something to do with the Via 4-in-1 drivers, too. Not sure if they've been resolved yet by Via--haven't really looked into it.
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  8. December 22nd, 2000, 11:32 PM #7
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    One question I see on my notes is this: do we need a pencil soldering iron, 15w or 33.3w for any thing?
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    I see no reason for it. Just plugging things in is all.
    But I have a digital multimeter already. I use it very often. But, only on that one computer though.

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    okie doke, Train, thanks. Time for sleep. Long day. Bistro - safe trip - hear?
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  12. December 22nd, 2000, 11:54 PM #10
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    Yes still running around picking up lint.
    I am listening. Even if you can't see me.

    Night

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    That's right--all plug-in. May want that little computer tool kit though--Phillips screwdriver, needlenose, etc.--all non-magnetic.

    Well boys and girls--gotta call it a night.

    Merry Christmas to all of you--be safe.
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    Take care and enjoy you self.
    Did you pack your wooleys.!

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    Be careful bistro. Have a good time and don't forget your anti static wrist band !

    Have a Merry Christmas.

    G'night boys
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    G'night, 4 days off, might stay up a while. Then sleepy by time.

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    Morning All, Been following links. Fascinating reading. Always amazed how much knowledge is available. Looking at prices etc. Later
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