New monitors on old machines

Roger Merchberger zmerch-cctalk at 30below.com
Tue Nov 7 13:35:54 CST 2006


Rumor has it that Allison may have mentioned these words:
> >
> >Subject: Re: New monitors on old machines
> >   From: woodelf <bfranchuk at jetnet.ab.ca>
> >
> >Fred Cisin wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> 1) X10  (quite a bit more than 10 yrs old, controllable by TRS80)

my X10 setup won't work thru the ol' knob-n-tube (already tested 
that)  installed in my house -- depending on which circuit's going thru 
which fuse. However, I've been slowly rewireing the place where I can - 
specifically so I can use the X10 modules I have.

> >> 2) train your dog how to work a light switch

He died a few months ago. :-(

> >> 3) switch with delay

Hadn't thought of that... might have to check the lighting shops here to 
see what they have in stock...

> >> 4) auxiliary lighting in the hallway

No electro - and I don't want to go battery - that can get expensive when 
the kiddies forget to turn off lights...

> >5) Sleep on the sofa :)

Tried that - the back problems hurt worse than the stubbed toes! ;-)

> >6) Night light

No electro - see above...

>7) Three way switch at the other enough of the hall.

It's already on a three-way switch with the bottom of the stairs... do they 
make 4-way switches?

And everyone forgot #8: Win a home remodeling contest so I can get $100,000 
so I can afford to pay someone *else* to gut & redo the house in an 
expedient manner. ;-)

But I'm still not silly for stumbling around in the dark.

Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger

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