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I have a truly unprecedented amount of space in my room now, having got rid of a bunch of paper and cardboard that was just taking up space. Also an unprecedented amount of loose dust. Kachew, as they say, kachew.
I also have three partially dissected computers, a CRT monitor and a couple of DIN plug-type keyboards, which are currently on the bed where I sleep. One of the carcasses, I know, is my original Colani Highscreen 486SX, but the others were, I believe, loans or hand-me-downs from various![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
the_magicians and djbps. The question before the meeting is, does anyone want any of the bits back? I can bring them back in here tonight and plunk them down on this expanse of floor I seem to have, but I'd ideally like to know before the weekend whether I'm keeping any of them or not. Unfortunately I can't tell with any surety which box has which bits in, but I believe they're all fairly well struck in puter years and may not work with Windows Lampshade or whatever the latest edition is.
A cry of "hang on!" before end of business on Friday will save them from a trip to the recycling centre. Or, of course, if you're sure there's nothing there you need, they could go sooner...
I also have three partially dissected computers, a CRT monitor and a couple of DIN plug-type keyboards, which are currently on the bed where I sleep. One of the carcasses, I know, is my original Colani Highscreen 486SX, but the others were, I believe, loans or hand-me-downs from various
the_magicians and djbps. The question before the meeting is, does anyone want any of the bits back? I can bring them back in here tonight and plunk them down on this expanse of floor I seem to have, but I'd ideally like to know before the weekend whether I'm keeping any of them or not. Unfortunately I can't tell with any surety which box has which bits in, but I believe they're all fairly well struck in puter years and may not work with Windows Lampshade or whatever the latest edition is.A cry of "hang on!" before end of business on Friday will save them from a trip to the recycling centre. Or, of course, if you're sure there's nothing there you need, they could go sooner...