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From: jbvb@VAX.FTP.COM (James B. Van Bokkelen)
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Subject: Re: Mourning of the passing of the ARPANET
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Date: 11 Jun 90 13:06:48 GMT
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	From: Scott Brim <swb@dainichi.tn.cornell.edu>

	So are we going to follow through with the idea of running Net 10 in
	the Boston Computer Museum (hooked up to the Internet) or not??

I don't know how receptive they'd be, or what their criteria for
noteworthy hardware is - when MIT shut down the last of the ITS 10s
(actually 2020s) last month, I was listening to someone there talk
about trying to give MC (KL10) to the museum, and being told "we
wouldn't mind having the front panel".  MC went to Sweden (a student
computer club in ?Malmo?), where I believe it is running again.

If they are interested, MIT is presently looking for a home for 10.2.0.6,
among others (10.0.0.44 is gone), but if they aren't, maybe we should
try to get ARPA to give two or three IMPs to the Swedish hackers...

James B. VanBokkelen				FTP Software Inc.
jbvb@ftp.com					617-246-0900