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Lewis McCarthy (lmccarth@cs.umass.edu)
Mon, 30 Mar 1998 23:59:35 -0500

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From: Ryan Lackey <rdl@mit.edu>

I've created the "ibuttonpunks" majordomo mailing list on sof.mit.edu
(geez, that poor PC is getting way too many services loaded onto it. Anyone
want to give me an alpha?). To subscribe, send mail to
ibuttonpunks-request@sof.mit.edu, or DTRT if you know how already.

I'd appreciate anyone joining the list also sending me (rdl@mit.edu) or
the list a summary of your interest in the i-buttons, so I can have a
mental picture of where the ibutton world is going.

Sooper Seekrit Ibuttonpunks Membership Cards can be printed up by echoing
"ibuttonpunk" to /dev/lpr. Better yet, echo to /dev/ibutton.

(I think it would make sense to cc: CodherPlunks for currently-presented
questions, but in the future, I'm going to just send ibutton stuff
to ibuttonpunks. It's really not a CodherPlunks thing.)

I've got mail archives in hypermail up at http://sof.mit.edu/ibuttonpunks/mail-
archive/

I'm going to get in touch with dalsemi and see if they'd like to subscribe
to the list, mention it on their web pages, etc.

Thanks,
Ryan
Third Assistant Gunnery Mate IButtonPunks SpokesPerson :)

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Ryan Lackey
rdl@mit.edu
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