ephraim@Think.COM (07/05/89)
In article <5917@hubcap.clemson.edu> root@cognito.princeton.edu (Yankee Doodle) writes: >I heard that there maybe public access of 1~2 sections of a CM-2 or CM-2a (or >whatever) somewhere on Internet. Is that true ? >Eric Ho >Cognitive Science Lab., Princeton University Yes, this is true. The Connection Machine Network Server is a DARPA-sponsored project which gives away CM use to network users. To apply for a free CMNS account, e-mail to cmns-manager@think.com. To use the account, you need to be able to telnet or rlogin to cmns.think.com or cmns-sun.think.com. The CMNS hardware currently includes both VAX and Sun-4 front ends, a CM-2 (sorry, don't recall the size), and a DataVault. Much of the necessary documentation is on-line, but you'll probably want to order a hard-copy set. Ephraim Vishniac One of the flaws in the anarchic Thinking Machines Corporation bopper society was the ease with 245 First Street, Cambridge, MA 02142-1214 which such crazed rumors Internet: ephraim@think.com AppleLink: ThinkingCorp could spread.