>>>>You're right, 'Si' in spanish. I have to try that some time.
>>>>
>>>>What's the Russian Yes?
>>>
>>>Da. And 'Net' is Russin 'No' :) Some write it as 'Nyet'.
>
>And don't mix them with "Duh" and .Net
>:)

We once had two PDP's next to each other, and tried to network them. The scheme was eventually known as "DEC nyet", i.e. the best I got was to log into the other machine, but couldn't even copy a file. The machines were networked in a hardware manner, though - the tape streamer for machine A was powered and housed in machine B's box, and B's second disk was in A's box.

We eventually got them on narrow track network - excatly one inch narrow. When we needed something from one machine to another, we had to use the tapes.

We also had another PDP in a different building, and a VAX in the central, and had base band modems (sized as flatbed scanners), hoping to network it all. Never worked - DEC nyet.