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My most recent post showed you a method of shaping your toe-up socks by starting them off with a waste yarn crocheted chain. Taking that one step further, I thought I would show you the Tabby Sock I designed using the same method. As you can see in the photo above, I measured the width…
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MiniCNC Work in Progress: MiniCNC from old computer parts (Work in progress) I disassembled a lot of old computer hardware mostly cd-roms and floppies. 3 floppies as a controller 3 cd-roms as axies LinuxCNC to control them all Inspirational video: http://qr.ee/minicncpar…
Step back into the days of Y2K nightmares and 56K modems with the Sony Mavica FD-91, the second camera that DPReview ever reviewed. Make sure you've packed your floppies, it's gonna be a pixellated ride. Read more
It's alive! After a couple of numerous upgrades--- replacing the Clock/PRAM battery, installing a motherboard from a LC 550 I got from eBay [which happens to have a PDS ethernet card] and then installing System 7.5.3 [19 floppies!] and Open Transport 1.1.2 --It is now pretty much purring like a kitten. I'm on the Net...sort of. I just love the stance of this thing...it always reminds me of a cute puppy.
"Well, it's one for the money two for the show Three to get ready now go, cat, go But don't you put down my blue suede SUIT Well you can do anything but Lay off of my blue suede SUIT" ~Elvis Presley / Blue Suede (Suit) Shoes . I've stepped a bit out of the image timeframe (1976) for this song but the tempatation to use it with this photo was just too great to pass up. Here I am in the old Hacker Oldsmobile-Cadillac showroom at 2101 5th Avenue in Moline IL. No, it's not suede leather but brushed cotton and just as much of a fashion fail as you might imagine it to be). And blue socks too! This shot was made for an annual customer Xmas card mailing. Now, you should understand that customer followup in Seventies car-selling business was pretty unusual. Most old school car salesmen lived from one sale to the next and never looked back. These days the dealerships understand that having an ongoing relationship with their customers is key to owner retention and a lot of effort and expense is spent on that. I learned to appreciate what customer retention could mean from the dealership's senior saleman, John Carvey. Over the years John developed a loyal following of Cadillac buyers who came back to him repeatedly. He'd been working at Hacker long enough to outlast most other salesmen and by the time I joined the business he rarely took an 'Up' or, walk-in prospective customer. He make his living almost exclusively on repeat business. Well, I was impressed and John took to tutoring me with the idea that I might inherit his customer base when he retired. While I didn't know it at the time he would end up retiring just a year later. I've kept an artifact from those days. A small contact planner in which I'd note my customer's name, address, phone number and such along with what car they bought and certain particuars abount the sale. This was in 1976. Ten years later I'd purchased my first PC (an IBM 8088 model - dual floppies!) and taught myself how to program a database. I entered all my own customers into it as well as all the dealership's customers to make prospecting as easy as just a few keystrokes. At that time the dealers had no idea of the value of their data but they did support me by covering the costs of my mailings. In time I left sales and worked the service department. Computing continued to be of interest and I would soon discover the Internet, usenet newsgroups and email. That would lead me to a second twenty-year career in the Internet.
