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Re: Mac Floppies / Prodos

jsnospam@cimmeri.com wrote:

Michael J. Mahon wrote:


You will *always* be able to supply appropriate power to any computer, even by building one if it comes to that.



* True, if one doesn't mind a supply sitting outside the case, I
suppose.


Power supplies are getting smaller, not bigger.


Of course, you can buy *new* power supplies today (and for many years to come) that can perfectly power any computer you have, and their "clock" just started.  ;-)



* But these would not be identical replacements for those in the
computer.


Are we looking for fashion or function?

In fact, it will always be possible to repair a failed power supply,
since there's nothing faintly exotic in them.


Your "survivalist" mentality is quite interesting!



* Hahaha!  Good one.  :-)     Now, I'd better go stock up on .45LC ammo
before they stop making it.


And don't forget to set a tripwire on the cabinet!  ;-)

One of the advantages of being older (geez, there *ought* to be one ;-)
is that my systems don't have to outlive the century, they just have
to outlive *me*.  ;-)

-michael

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