Re: [NTLK] The Netws are here

From: Laurent Daudelin (nemesys_at_cox.rr.com)
Date: Fri Jan 18 2002 - 00:02:00 EST

on 17/01/02 23:54, Larrie Easterly at larrie_at_larrie.com wrote:

> Just got the 2100's I ordered from Jerry Brown. All three had battery power
> and chargeed up nicely. One is close to mint condition. One has wear marks
> on the case but a good screen. The other has minor screen wear but not
> divots out of the screen coating like my 2000. Was surprised that the 4meg
> flash cards are generic, there is no manufacturer's name on them.
>
> Now my only decision is to keep one or not. One goes to a Palm user who is
> switching over to the green side. Another to a fried who is upgrading from a
> 130. His wife may want the third if I decide to sell it. Tough decision. My
> uMP 2000 screen is pretty beat up and I forgot how nice the rubberized
> coating is when they are new.

Yes, when I'm looking at my UMP2K's coating, I think that if someone would
come up with a reasonable way of recoating, or was offering an MP2x00
recoating service, I'd be in!

-Laurent. 

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Laurent Daudelin            <http://home.cox.rr.com/nemesys>
Logiciels Nemesys Software         mailto:nemesys_at_cox.rr.com

Borg n.: In "Star Trek: The Next Generation" the Borg is a species of cyborg
that ruthlessly seeks to incorporate all sentient life into itself; their
slogan is "You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile." In hacker
parlance, the Borg is usually Microsoft, which is thought to be trying just
as ruthlessly to assimilate all computers and the entire Internet to itself
(there is a widely circulated image of Bill Gates as a Borg). Being forced
to use Windows or NT is often referred to as being "Borged". Interestingly,
the Halloween Documents reveal that this jargon is live within Microsoft
itself. (Other companies, notably Intel and UUNet, have also occasionally
been equated to the Borg.) See also Evil Empire, Internet Exploiter. 

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