Sometimes you need to move your old website off of a CMS, or at least archive it, and the only way is to use WGET to mirror the website. Wget downloads entire websites, turning dynamic sites into static sites. The following command would download the site http://www.theoldsite.net/mypath/index.html:

wget -H -Dimghost.com,theoldsite.net '--restrict-file-name=windows' -A gif,jpg,html,tcl -np --convert-links --html-extension -rx http://www.theoldsite.net/mypath/index.html

I was just thinking about computers I've owned, and six came out of boxes, ready to run. An Atari 800, and Atari 1040 ST, a Mac Quadra 660 (I think), a Mac iBook, a Mini Mac, and a Compaq budget PC. The rest were bought used, found in the trash, built from parts, or were kits or kit-like (barebones kits that took disks). I'm not sure how many computers I've owned, total. Probably between 20 and 30.

I have a bunch of used PCMCIA ethernet cards (10/100) with new dongles. They are $4 each plus shipping.

Contact me via this website to buy.