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This article is from the 3b1 computers FAQ, by John B. Bunch with numerous contributions by others.
The primary support for the machine is the Usenet newsgroup comp.sys.3b1. There are a lot of dedicated people who enjoy these machines and post a wealth of information to the network.
If you are in the Silicon Valley area, contact Thad Floryan (thad@btr.com) for information on how to go to the "AT&T UNIX User's Group" meeting on the fourth Wednesday of every month. Although it's a generic AT&T UNIX group, a large number of the members (including Thad) own UNIX PC's.
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