Re: A86: network

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Subject: Re: A86: network
From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 21:17:05 -0500
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I agree!  Unless you're talking about programming the protocals and such
(and I mean specifics, not just generalities from people who've never
written an asm program), then it belongs on the hardware list.  Let's get
back to asm programming.

> then fine, i will complain.  first off, if you want to add such things
> as a network to your calc (wich btw is unfeasable) go talk on the
> hardware list, NOT the assembly programming list.  Second, even if it
> were possible to create a network for gaming or chatting (which it's
> not) teachers would pretty much just ban them or resrict them a lot!
> so Eugene (nice name :) put YOUR comments about hardware on the HARDWARE
> list!!!

References:

A86: Updating ROM

From: "SANNIER Olivier" <obones@hotmail.com>

A86: network

From: "Eugene Dirks" <e1066@sherbtel.net>

Re: A86: network

From: Jeffrey Malone <ieatlint@home.com>

Re: A86: network

From: "Eugene Dirks" <e1066@sherbtel.net>

Re: A86: network

From: Jeffrey Malone <ieatlint@home.com>

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