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b06timmer

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    Comment #33397423

    I was on the Ranger (CV-61). ( https://i.imgur.com/Wma9k84.jpg ) We also had the Bear's and the trawlers. I think that had a lot to do the spy John Walker Jr.. He gave the Russians…

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    Comment #33394179

    I did two Western Pacific tours (West-Pacs) while in the Navy. On the first one in 1979 we had the F-4 Phantoms and on the second one we were introduced to the Tomcat's. For me, th…

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    Comment #33289876

    While in the US Navy (1977 ~ 1981) I can distinctly remember the unique facial structures of the people in Southeast Asia and being able to tell what country they were from because…

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    Comment #33072939

    Am in New Orleans and folks are talking about an in-river levee to keep the salt water from intruding into the river from the Gulf of Mexico, because of the low river levels. I kno…

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    Comment #33028929

    I thought OS/2 Warp was really neat. I worked IT at Bloomingdale's and at the time they were a strictly IBM house. They used IBM computers running OS/2 Warp in their Bridal Registr…

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    Comment #33028860

    That's why the were called PS/2 mice and keyboards. I still have a couple of serial-to-PS/2 adapters here somewhere.

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    Comment #32883416

    I loved the old Compaq web site, as everything was easy to find. It may have been the merge with HP that made things more difficult. CL is like a breath of fresh air.

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    Comment #32572847

    I did the same thing on a server for a major department store chain in the '90s. I booted a Linux diskette and copied the SAM file to it. I also ran l0phtcrack, or John the Ripper …

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    Comment #32097391

    When payday rolls around again I'll get this, thanks for pointing it out.

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    Comment #32051999

    Early explorers, journalists, etc., wore Rolex watches because they could barter the watch to get them out of a jam. I currently have a Seiko 5 mechanical watch. It doesn't hack or…