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Hi Dave, Sorry it does not. Kindly, Michael wrote:

Not necessarily so - well designed class structures in C++ can and often will result in a smaller memory footprint than a traditional C application - stress being on well designed! A case in point was

At USENIX '95 in NOLA I got a 1.44 MB Plan 9 floppy with the OS, windowing system, editor and basic command line utilities and full Unicode support. I was very interested in Plan 9 because it intended

Thank you so much Dave! You are amazing. If possible, please include the special captive screws that hold it on (I don't have those either). Out of curiosity, do you have a parts 85441A or were these

If any of you have these systems, you know that they are 100% useless without software, and no software is available from the maker for them beyond a demo file. This was annoying, and we had some time

On 4/24/20 3:28 PM, medasaro wrote: > On the other hand, it drives me insane that at work we have these new > MSO oscilloscopes from Tektronix that run Windows 7 on an embedded PC. > The things have

On 4/24/20 7:16 PM, n4ua wrote: > All of this recent discussion of the 260A - and a recent shop cleanup - > got me thinking about the Q Meter that I have had for at least 30 years. > I use it every 2

All of this recent discussion of the 260A - and a recent shop cleanup - got me thinking about the Q Meter that I have had for at least 30 years. I use it every 2 years or so and, every time, I cuss

I've got you covered. Same address that I shipped to before? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

On Fri, 24 Apr 2020, Paul Amaranth wrote: Much of the bloat is because of enormous amount of device drivers it supports. Most of the drivers are just modules that one can safely remove thus saving a

That is a compromise. I have long arms and can just reach the main switch on a 20 position powerbar mounted on the wall at the back of the desk. There is 18" to 20" deep for 50" wide for electronic

There are a number of Linux distributions that could fit on a single floppy when those were common. The current kernel bloat is making it look more like Windows ...

Free to a good home, a HP? 16532A Programmer's guide Shipping from Colorado - Maurice

Yep, the only time I ever had enough bench space was 1993 to 1995 at Lockheed Aircraft Service Co.? Three 8-foot benches all to myself.? But of course that was the shortest stint in my 30+ year

Hi all - I am still trying to get my 89441A revived. I have it mostly back together but am missing a few mechanical bits. First, does anyone have a set of these clips? See the photo below. They are

Do you still have the 478A? Sean

If you want to see how bad software bloat on modern operating systems really is (or conversely how fast modern PCs could be if anyone actually tried) check out MenuetOS. This is a project to do a

Unfinished flat doors make very good workbenches. And desks, for that matter. You say this as if there's something bad about it. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I'll give removal a try this weekend. For now I will just do a fan swap, but eventually I will look at quieter fans. These really aren't that noisy when they are

Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Maximum depth of HP rack mountable gear? Hello, Nice collection of gear Peter, but it highlights another problem with layout. WORKBENCH! How ever wide you make them