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hey glad to hear its back up and running! as for the ram i dunno, i've actually had decent luck with hyundai-chipped sticks but nothing is failproof.

if this were "The Breast Liberation Army" maybe, but its not. grats on the conquests guys!

man they just do not make calculators like they used too! my Ti-84 feels positively cheap. the buttons are way too loud, too.

thats very impressive hah! that would probably be the most annoying install process ever.

well are they "stuck" or stripped? if they're stripped...i'm not sure. the screws are countersunk to the point where you would not be able to easily dremel a line for a flatblade. if the teeth of the screws are still in good condition then you might try some WD-40. its worked for me in the...

you might want to keep it as a trophy: Most unusable HD content ever.

oooh awesome. got any pics?

good god... i'd connect the HD up to another system and rummage through the files on that one. the IIvx wasn't a very good machine even when it was new. that many files is just way overkill for a crippled system such as that.

grats man! and whats wrong with win95? i quite like it, actually...

yup, its fast. My centris 650 is an awesome machine to use. especially with the caddy-cdrom. its the OG slot-load drive that doesn't suck!

a bloody pci sata card for macs which doesn't cost $80 > :(

can we just like...go to Arby's or something instead? i'm craving a roast animal sandwhich...

god i wish i owned a calendar...

if you want i'd be interested in purchasing one of the 160's. i have one now but its motherboard doesn't seem to want to behave and...work.

unfortunately it doesn't go much farther than that. a word document i type up in Word 1 on my 128k will not be read by any subsequent version of office. the oldest i have after 1 is office 4.2.1, and it just will not do it.

10.1 is just bad...throw on 10.2 or 10.3 and your experience will be much more enjoyable. there's free and lightweight word processors like Bean which will run very well on that older system, PDF duties can be handled by Skim, Camino is a great lightweight browser which uses the same backend as...

well...i've got MS office in various flavors running just about every mac i own that can boot...

well thats just brilliant, man. Grats on the find!

oh wow. that plastic is in excellent condition considering. is that crud in the handle area just crud or actual plastic discoloration?

i really wanted one of the Orange Micro Athlon-based cards back in the day. of course, there are none on ebay because nobody bought them in the first place :-/