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I'd sell them. They don't really have enough resources to run anything on their own, and I don't have enough people in my household to justify setting up a bunch of terminals.
Hmmmm...I might give away a couple, but these can be had on ebay for less than $50. Might not be worth all the hassle to sell them. I usually don't sell the equipment my buddy gives me. IDK, that seems like a foul.
I mean, he probably gave them to you for free for the same reason.
Well, he and I struck up a friendship long ago. He works for a fairly large firm in the IT dept. He has a mind blowing lab at his house, but he knows I like toys, so when he gets his hands on something I might like or use, he makes a delivery. I don't want to look a gift horse in the mouth as it were. @cmnybo@discuss.tchncs.de came up with a good idea about the AllStar node.