I like this forum, although I feel sort of out of place at times, specially here atm. I was given a decent electrical aptitude, am a natural collector, and have always appreciated outstanding things from the past. However, I have only been into computers since roughly 2000, although I had touched on them many times before that, and naturally comprehended numbers fairy well, giving me more reason to be intrigued by the vast numbers inside one of them. (I can be as easily intrigued gazing at the stars) I moved in to buying them in larger numbers about ten years ago, and attempting to entirely refurbish (a term used all too loosely these days, I think on ebay it means "dusted off a bit, maybe"?) each and every one, although after countless hours, days, weeks, months, and years, with two hours sleep, and another truckload to sort, found that to be rather hopeless, but I did manage to save a vast number of them and return them to a useful life, in a new home. It took a while to learn, and to accept the fact, that many of them were beyond my ability to place into new, productive lives, but as I sorted through them one by one, and as i removed the covers to look inside, I at least began to recognize a piece of art from another "random" computer, and those went on a (sturdy)shelf high up in a closet, but I still wasn't in to "vintage", at least, not that I knew of, but continued to rebuild the ones i could place, and find them new homes. I can't count the many i've built, and rebuilt, or the many I've named, or renamed. Some simply got the names of their owners, others I can't remember what, but for the last few years, when i reached the point of it asking for a name, it got the best thing i could think of at the time, without too much adieu. I didn't mean to offend, or belittle a finer name, actually I think that's great
