[Gllug] Comic offer + Pine & Cable question

[Richard Cottrill]

What do the plugs look like. There are lots of things with lots of pins. Is
it round, a 'D' shape, a ribbon, an edge connector?

If we're going play 'what am I?' with cables, you should at least give a
decent description of it.

My first guess might be for a joystick/midi extension cable (don't know why
it has a windows logo though - but Microsoft have sold some nifty joysticks
in their time).

Richard

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> From: gllug-admin at linux.co.uk [mailto:gllug-admin at linux.co.uk]On Behalf
> Of Formi
> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 2:46 PM
> To: gllug at linux.co.uk
> Subject: [Gllug] Comic offer + Pine & Cable question
>
>
>
>  Boas meus,
>
>  I have at least 3 comic magazines that I get for free, called:
>  Microsoft Certified Proffesional Magazine.
>
>  They are what they sound like, and they are funny, I'll bring them on
>  Saturday.
>
>  Pine Question: When I read the list mails, I would like the subject of
> the mail in the top bar, I haven't seen the way of configuring this.
> How can I do that?   Please, spare me the " have a look at the source".
>
>  Cable one: I have been given a cable, the thing has 15 pin connectors,
>  one male and the other female. On the male side there is a Windblows(1)
>  3.11 logo, the other is plain.
>
>  What is it for ?
>
> (1) Through the unlimited number of holes.
>
> Thanks in advance, (if you provide a polite answer).
>
> P.D.: We love talking about the weaknesses,... of micro$pot, but the talk
> on the list is not convincing anybody, we all know it.
> The effort would be better redirected to other more knowledgeable people.
>
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