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30-pin SIMMs

An anonymous reader sent in: "I'm curently working on some 386s at home that use 30-pin SIMMs and all the ones I have are only 512k. Does anybody know where I could get some more? Or does anybody have any that they would be willing to give up? Also, does anybody know where i could get Slackware 3.x other than slackware.com?"

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  1. A fucking CLASSIFIED AD!? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Okay. Enough.
    /. is now listing classified ads as front-page articles?!
    Get on Google, numb-nuts!

    1. Re:A fucking CLASSIFIED AD!? by WasterDave · · Score: 5, Funny

      It's true, the /. editors want us to go someplace else. I'm just waiting for the banner ad to tell us where it is....

      Dave

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  2. keychain by Calle+Ballz · · Score: 5, Funny

    I've had a 1 meg 30 pin simm of my keychain for the last 3 years, one of the memory chips broke off a while back. The other two could be in good working order. Sold: AS IS

  3. AC=Idiot Boy by gmhowell · · Score: 4, Flamebait

    At least in this case.

    First, if you want the fucking things, at least put up a hotmail address where we can reply direct. If you weren't such a 'tard, I might let you have some 4 MB chips.

    Second, for what you are going to pay for these chips, wouldn't it make more sense to pony up the bucks for a Pentium that takes more modern memory?

    Third, haven't you ever heard of Google or Pricewatch? Yes, you are a tard.

    Finally, if you send email to my almost nonobfuscated address, (If not viewable on slashdot, go to the web page listed, and find it there. Shit, must I do everything for you?) and ask nicely, I may have a copy of Slack 3.0 at home. Won't even charge you shipping.

    But please, try not to be a tard.

    (Moderators: yes, a flaming troll. BUT, I've offered to help out this poor sot. Are you going to bury my generous post at -1, or mod it up to +5, and quickly get him taken care of for free? Do I really think he is a tard, or am I just seeing which side of moderation will win out? Are you a part of an experiment?)

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  4. You Gotta Be Kidding by 4of12 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I remember paying over $100 for each 1 MB SIMM back in 1990 and there's absolutely no way I'd be willing to part with one for less than $80 because they're still perfectly functional.

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  5. Other way around by Rick+the+Red · · Score: 3, Interesting
    I eagerly clicked on this story, hoping that it offered some cool geek solution to the problem of what to do with all these damn 30 pin SIMMs! But no, just someone who actually wants more of them!

    So, does anyone have a cool project that can use these things? Maybe a programmable robot made from an old disk drive or a homebuilt one of these?

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  6. Article mod by andaru · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If only you could mod down an article (like this one)...

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  7. Dear Slashdot, by adolf · · Score: 5, Funny

    I seem to have trouble finding my ass.

    I used both hands, even.

    Can someone help me find my ass?

    http://memman.com sells memory, including 30-pin simms. Not that it'd be difficult to with google, yahoo, altavista, lycos, or any number of other similar things.

    http://www.slackware.com/getslack has a list of mirrors. Some of them are fast, some of them are good, and some of them are both.

    Go away.

  8. Re:Slightly OT But.. by MadCamel · · Score: 3, Interesting

    There is a hole drilled for the wires, power and 10baseT, with a nice rubber gromet installed. It does not get wet or need defrosting, frost-free freezers have a dehumidifying property. I run it there because the largest HD I own suffers from major thermal problems, and does not work properly unless chilled.It does not keep a grocery list(Good idea though..), it is a headless NFS server.

    Appropripriately enough, it's hostname is 'penguin'