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  1964 Antique MODEM Live Demo...
  Circa 1964 Livermore Data Systems "Model A" Acoustic Coupler Modem, live demonstration. --- EDIT: Photos and answers are on my blog at phreakmonkey.com --- Background: This modem was given to me ~1989 by the widow of a retired (IBM?) engineer. Computerhistory.org has a Model B dated 1965, and I've seen a ~1967 Model C written up in a magazine. (Interestingly, incorrectly identified as being only 110 baud.) Even better than seeing it in a museum, I decide to hook the trusty Model A up and make it talk to something. After some trial and error, I manage to get it to talk to a terminal server at work and use it to connect to a linux box. It's ALIVE! So, 45 years after it's creation, this antique modem gets to send data to and from the modern Internet. Enjoy! - KC

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  *K17 Sword Ebay Auction!*...
  Ebay user: katers17stuff myworld.ebay.co.uk Paladin Sword and Shield: cgi.ebay.co.uk Dual Rogue Swords: cgi.ebay.co.uk 'Vintage' Battle Sword from 2006: cgi.ebay.co.uk Sellotape Sword and Axe: cgi.ebay.co.uk 'Not for actual step-mother slaying use. Do not attempt to use any of these swords as a weapon nor swing it too hard as it could go in your eye. All auctions starting at the price of 2 pounds do not include shipping. Please bear in mind that Katers17 holds no responsibility for your actions once a sword is in your possession. Even though all swords are made of plastic I once swung this one too hard and the handle broke off and cut my finger, it bled for ages. Swords may not actually solve your problems, but they will definitely make you happy. Sword auction is taking place to pay outstanding bills and all remaining gold coins from the auctions will be donated to a charity of choice. Auctions will last for five days ONLY and will not be repeated! Please play responsibly, and enjoy being super cool.'
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  NCSYauction.com - Supermarket Takeo...
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  How to Win Swoopo Auctions...
  There are several "pay to bid" auction sites out there these days. What is the best way to score the items on those sites? Here's a link describing the sort of auction going on at these sites and why it's a loser for everyone involved but the company running the auction: en.wikipedia.org Also notice that the structure of wins/losses on these auctions are similar to that of a lottery, bingo, or a poker tournament: one person wins and everyone else loses. So why is the payoff so much less for the winner than in a lottery or bingo? Because the company is keeping all the extra money. The odds to win are no better than a lottery but the payoff is WAY less! The risk/reward here is so poor on these auctions you should think twice before participating.