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OOPS, forgot to include a contact: snipped-for-privacy@XXZlakewoodcolorado.net Remove the XXZ spam spoofing.

Yeah, and to press the Caps Lock. Really, ads are annoying, and all caps garbage ads are even more annoying.

The only nice way to do this is removing the tld (net in this case) and replace it with invalid, e.g.

snipped-for-privacy@lakewoodcolorado.invalid

Same holds for your "From" address. Making up domains and tlds is a big no noo. You might end up sending spam to innocent bystanders. If you don't want it, make sure nobody gets it: use invalid.

Please, promise us this will really be the last call.

It's gotta be, he said he'd throw the stuff out last night. Presumably there's a She Who Must Be Obeyed behind it.

There's always eBay. You can sell used dirt on eBay. :)

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Can't see likely demand for 4Kx1 DRAM chips anymore.

Geek jewelry, perhaps?

I reckon windowed EPROM chips make good geek jewellery.

Especially ones with purple ceramic and gold lids.

File off the legs. Drill a hole in the top near the notch.

Put a leather thong through it, wear it round your neck, and the world will know you surf the net more than the wetter sandier alternative!

Beware of the resellers ;)

Some of us need 1024 * 1 bit chips. Ever tried to fix the video on a TRS-80 Model I?

Yeah but the shipping's a bitch!

No.

Sounds fun.

If you're a purist you'll want the original specified chips, but as a hardware geek I'd want to modify it.

I'd replace most/all with an FPGA implementation:

I did that with the last computer I started to renovate! :-)

caps

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And you're not going to win a prize for IQ, either - duh. Replacing the TLD with invalid, especially in this case, would be Really Dumb. The average net-savvy user would then think that invalid was originally ..COM.

big no > noo. You might end up sending spam to innocent bystanders. If you don't

Duh.

Heh. A caps-lock moron spammer who doesn't want to be spammed - that's f****ng rich. I hope you don't mind if I add another news group...

Bon apetite!

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What it really should be, as with other (wrong) forms of munging should be put somewhere, for example in the sig:

-- replace .invalid with .net if you want to contact me by email.

So, now even you can understand it ;-)