sad sad sad

[Paul King]

What a melancholy epitaph....

And &^*&(^* to James Knott for beating me to the punch line :-)

Paul

> it's been a sad day today, my 386 just breathed it's last.  In memory of 
> "the good days" when 100MB drives were monsters, I saved the 386sx bios, 
> dip chips (ram), and the VLSI chipset.  If only electronics could speak, 
> the things that motherboard could tell.  An expensive and often 
> envied CPU in it's hayday, 386sx-16 managed to see MS and DR-DOS, SCO 
> UNIX, and slackware linux before it's dying day.  386 was almost 14.
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