[TriLUG] Nerd stuff for sale/trade/free

[John Riselvato]

dibs on TI 83 graphing calculator. I can pick it up tomorrow around 5:30. I
work downtown. I'll give you.. 10$ for it.

On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 11:48 AM, Ian <trilug at iank.org> wrote:

> Hi LUG,
>
> You can have any or all of these things for free, unless you want to
> give me money in exchange for them which is OK too. A surprising
> amount of it still works. I'm in SE Raleigh (near NCSU).
>
> Pictures: http://iank.org/fs1.jpg http://iank.org/fs2.png
>
> Cisco 7912 IP Phone w/ power supply
> TI 83 graphing calculator
> Sun Ultra 10 workstation
> icop ebox 2300 (http://www.compactpc.com.tw/ebox-2300.htm)
> old NEC laptop. Runs Debian OK last time I checked.
> Belkin F5D7234-4 v3 802.11g router
> About 800ft out of what was once a 1000ft spool of cat5
> HP Deskjet 882c w/ powersupply & cable & two new black ink cartridges
> Unreal Tournament 2004 - Editor's Choice Edition w/ key
> a goofy "cyclone" type case fan
> (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835888602)
> an SCA to IDE adapter
> USB Wireless mouse
> ethernet PCMCIA adapter
> cisco aironet 340 802.11b PCMCIA adapter
> cheap flashlight
> ONE (1) boatload of ethernet cables, plus one really cool flat one
> box of 120 crayola crayons (all the original colours, for the crayon
> hipsters)
> one of those headphone-jack type extension cables; hella long
> lots of unidentified DC power bricks
> a BNC cable
> a thermostat
> 3.5" SATA hard drive enclosure (USB/eSATA)
> I found some more ethernet cables
> unidentified AGP graphics card - good enough to play ut2k4! (above)
> another tote bag
> USB Floppy drive (!) complete with one floppy disk
>
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John

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