Back in the early 1990s, I would go to Goodwill and pick up whatever ancient computers and related machines that people had discarded there. I amassed quite a collection. But at some point, when you’re hauling a useless VT240 terminal home and you realize it’s just going to sit in the garage, you conclude that you’re really not doing a smart thing.
I would say the person above should keep the ones they’re talking about and get rid of the “other computers” unless there’s a good reason to keep them.
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Back in the early 1990s, I would go to Goodwill and pick up whatever ancient computers and related machines that people had discarded there. I amassed quite a collection. But at some point, when you’re hauling a useless VT240 terminal home and you realize it’s just going to sit in the garage, you conclude that you’re really not doing a smart thing.
I would say the person above should keep the ones they’re talking about and get rid of the “other computers” unless there’s a good reason to keep them.
Useless? That’s a necessity for using your router console port!
I have to imagine there’s an option that weighs less than a large concrete block.