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   >  MP> > This weekend being a long one here in the US, I think I'm either going   
   >  MP> > work on an 1802 "COSMAC" kit or an "Altaid" kit. Both were purchased   
   fr   
   >  MP> > Hart, and the first step is checking that I have all of the parts,   
   whic   
   >  MP> > believe I do.   
   >  MP>   
   >  MP> It was not a long weekend here in Kentucky.  :)   
      
   > No President's Day holiday?   
      
   Banks got the holiday, and Federal employees did.  State employees did not.   
    Local governments vary and, from what I can tell, most private businesses   
   were open.   
      
   > The Altaid kit is basically another Membership Card but is based on an 8080   
   > CPU, as was the 1975 Altair 8800. This provides opportunity for a further   
   pun:   
   > Altaid 8800. :)   
      
   Some of these sound interesting but, since I never used one, I am not sure   
   how much I would get out of it.  My first computer was a TI99/4A, and my   
   second was an XT clone.  Both are sitting on the desk behind me and still   
   work, although both are currently out of commission as my work-from-home   
   equipment is sitting on top of them.   
      
   I did see something the other day in a FB BBS group where someone had   
   cobbled together a working dial-up modem.  That might get more immediate   
   use here.  My supply of working, vintage modems has dwindled down to one or   
   two, and I still have dial-up.  :)   
      
   I did play around with the Hercules (???) project some, and briefly had a   
   "working mainframe" environment on a spare PC.  That is something I have   
   some familiarity with, although the OSes I am familiar with are still very   
   much copyrighted and not available to the regular hobbiest.   
      
      
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