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   REPLY: 52870.fido_cooking@1:124/5016 2c0594c6   
   Hi Ben,   
      
   Fido had a belch on Sunday (2/15) and came up with I think all of the   
   missing messages I've had over the past month or so, some 1,000 of them.   
   I couldn't do anything with my mail because we we were on the road   
   Sunday and Monday, coming home from a ham radio event in Orlando. I'll   
   do all the replies and send in one upload in the next day or so.   
      
    BC>   Re: Participation (oven baked motherboards)   
    BC>   By: Ruth Haffly to Ben Collver on Sat Feb 01 2025 13:32:27   
      
   RH> using Tandy products, don't remember what one at the time but he'd   
   RH> started around 1979 with a TS-80.   
      
    BC> I remember using a TRS-80 in my school library.  By that time it was   
    BC> the lowest spec'ed computer in the entire school.  I guess i was into   
    BC> retro from the get-go.   
      
   They went obsolete almost as soon as they came out.   
      
    BC> On the topic of kitchen equipment motherboard repair, here is a post   
    BC> about burning alcohol to fix an iBook back in 2007.   
      
    BC>  diy-obsolete-ibook-logic-board-repair.html>   
      
   Don't know if I'd want to try it. Just from your description and the   
   header, it sounds a bit suspect.   
      
    BC> And an obligatory radio recipe...   
      
      
    BC>       Title: Steamed Apricot Pudding   
    BC>  Categories: Puddings   
    BC>       Yield: 1 Pudding   
      
    BC>   Recipe by Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes 1931   
      
   Pre television days, radio shows were popular--if you lived in an area   
   where you could pick up a broadcast. I guess the States were pretty well   
   covered by then, probably with a lot of local stations instead of the   
   national ones we have now. We have satellite radio in the truck so we   
   can get the same program in NC as we do in AZ when visiting our daughter   
   there. (G)   
      
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   Catch you later,   
   Ruth   
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