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Hello, cyberpals. I make Pushover and old Macintosh stuff and sometimes OpenBSD stuff for you and me.
Let's show new messages in bold, and introduce some bugs in the process
The lag becomes more noticeable through an HDMI capture device recording in OBS. Kinda loses its magic not seeing the actual CRT on video :/
Fly my toaster friends
Here is live screen mirroring of an unmodified Mac Plus over its external SCSI port to a Raspberry Pi with a RaSCSI hat, drawing the screen data on the Pi's 640x480 framebuffer and displaying it on a tiny HDMI monitor
Success!
I've never used Discord, but I opened the first episode of @garbagefm@twitter.com five years ago with "hello cyberpals"
https://garbage.jcs.org/episodes/0
I read it in Phrack like ten years ago and it stuck with me
https://twitter.com/sijmen/status/1319041453004378113
Let's view a random OpenBSD commit e-mail from @bluerise@twitter.com
If you're using a SCSI2SD v5.5 on a Mac Plus, these L-com DG9025MF1 ("exit 1") adapters fit perfectly and can free up some desk space behind your Mac
https://www.alliedelec.com/product/l-com/dg9025mf1/70126251/
Inventory:
- (Desk) Toshiba Libretto L5
- T1 CSU, Cisco 2500-something router, Soekris
- CRT, T1 SmartJack
- DEC VT510
- Sun Ultra10
Inventory:
- Tektronix X Terminal
- DEC VT510
- CRT for the X Terminal
- DEC AlphaStation 200 and OpenBSD 2.9 CD, Toshiba (Tecra?) laptop, Cisco 760 ISDN modem, 3Com hub
- Power Computing PowerTower, some random i386
Can you identify all of the equipment from my home office in 2001?
In this video, I made a date/time parser and hooked it up to the IMAP code to get message dates showing in the message list
Find out which celebrities are using this one weird trick to create LDEFs that doctors don't want you to know about!
Finally fixing the message list and then a quick overview of building LDEF functions in THINK C for List Manager cell drawing procedure calls, which I'll get into more later
In this episode, I count a bunch of things and then fix an off-by-one error.
In this video, I spend a little time adding a feature, then a lot of time finding a crash.
In this video, I create a new GUI application from scratch, create a resource file and add an image to it, and then display that image in a window. I also cover using THINK C’s debugger to inspect a struct. Then, my Mac dies.