... and you remember the video "the extremest computer test forever" or so
when George Stachnik et al. tumbled an HP3000 from a roof down to the
parking area and finally the server survived and booted ?

Looks alike what hp does with MPE - and we victims currently do hope that
the OS will survive like this piece of H/W after the fall ...

Just a remark - the other video I do not know ...

Have a good day, Andreas, CSC, Germany





Mark Bixby <[log in to unmask]>@RAVEN.UTC.EDU> on 27/02/2002 22:12:18

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Hi HP3000-L,

A volunteer has already stepped forward to send me a copy.  Thanks!

- Mark B.

Mark Bixby wrote:

> Chris Wong wrote:
>
>> Not too much an oldie, but a goodie.
>> The HP House of Tape Terror Video.
>
>
>
> A goodie indeed!  Pretty hysterical, IIRC.
>
> If somebody was willing to send me a VHS copy, I'd be willing to
> digitize it
> and put it online for the sake of history.

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