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Pphipli replied to the thread Buyee Warning.They may have a US warehouse, but anything I've bought in the past has not come via the US. Even if something did transit via the US...
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Pphipli replied to the thread Buyee Warning.The Buyee but not Shippee Reviews? No, I'm not in the US. While we have our own import taxes, they haven't really changed lately. Yet.
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Pphipli replied to the thread Buyee Warning.Oh, for the days of $50 CPU upgrades and accelerated Nubus video cards. Sadly that time has passed. At least we did manage to get...
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PI'm sure everyone else is already aware, but folks, just a quick warning. It is a few years since I've bought from Buyee. I knew there...
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Pphipli replied to the thread Archiving CD images using Toast 3 (1997).I went to write this yesterday, but my site had developed an issue and I ended up updating software, resizing images and fixing some...
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Pphipli replied to the thread Archiving CD images using Toast 3 (1997).Does it support mixed media discs? Does it export bin / cue files?
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Pphipli replied to the thread Archiving CD images using Toast 3 (1997).Completely agree. I don't get frustrated that people make a mess of ripping CDs, but I do get frustrated that they clearly then don't...
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Pphipli replied to the thread WarpSE: 25 MHz 68HC000-based accelerator for Mac SE.My concern was just the risk of removing someone's source of income when there are so many other things out there that could be...
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Pphipli replied to the thread 68kmla MIA.Interesting - have you got any idea when? I have used a unique email address for my 68kmla account since 2019 and it is not in...
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Pphipli replied to the thread WarpSE: 25 MHz 68HC000-based accelerator for Mac SE.Picking up an open project is fine, but also isn't "reverse engineering" - which is what people said they should do.
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Pphipli replied to the thread WarpSE: 25 MHz 68HC000-based accelerator for Mac SE.Please don't push for cloning a current project. While cloning 30 year old unsupported corporate products is slightly legally...
