help requested in Arkansas rescue

[Gordon JC Pearce]

Dan Williams wrote:
>>That sounds like the kind of instance where if immediate evacuation is needed, a one month rental of a storage locker is the way to go.  Has anybody here ever done such a thing?  The locker could be rented for not that high a cost, and all the hardware cached there so there's a month to get it all out and the family doesn't have to deal with it and/or get upset and start pitching things.
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>>It could even become a cooperative thing, i.e. shares are sold to pay for storage, fuel, etc., and materials and systems that result are divided accordingly.  That said, I probably can't get to Arkansas personally to be much a part of such an operation.
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>>http://sasteven.multics.org/MacSE30/MacSE30.html
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> I got a storeage locker for that cray I picked up, as it would not fit
> through the door at home. It's still there 9 months later. So unless
> you have  a plan with specific timings. You are likely to just leave
> it there because it's easier.
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> Dan

Does the storage locker cost less than the equivalent amount of aggro 
from dragging a Cray home?  How many peace offerings has it saved you?

Gordon