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|    Louis Ohland to Andrew Back    |
|    Re: Our tech overlords decided the B017     |
|    30 Jan 23 07:03:43    |
      From: ohland@charter.net              For all we know that's Photoshop. I have better vision looking through a       pair of beer goggles.              Can you partake in the creative process and sendt me some feelthy-feely       pictures of your B017? All the Tool has right now on it is the extract       from the INMOS publication, no images. Nothing on the actual card.              Odd. Copyright for -BOTH- INMOS -AND- IBM. Not unknown, the Actionmedia       has Intel and IBM copyrights.              I can't unblur the numbers on the lower edge by the copyrights. Suggests       an IBM P/N, but I can't make out the number of characters. Ex. 91F9768,       two digits, letter, then four digits.              Big Xilinx is possumbly an all-in-one gate array that serves as the MCA       interface [and much more].              5.0000 MHz?              The DB37 pinout is in INMOS pubs [saw it last night].              The earliest TRAMs communicated at 20Mbit/s, much faster than the period       ethernet's 10Mb/s.                     Andrew Back wrote:       > On Sunday, 29 January 2023 at 21:16:14 UTC, Louis Ohland wrote:       >> Prove me wrong. Waste of time.       >       > It certainly exists. Here is a photo of one of the two boards that I own:       >       > https://res.cloudinary.com/rs-designspark-live/image/upload/c_       imit,w_1000/f_auto/v1/article/phpXfy3qd_8c18661cfe0fd25d0fe9c8c5       708c2965f338ecc       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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