Notes

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!

Nice @Jeopardy@twitter.com clue

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

https://jcs.org/2020/10/21/viewing_messages

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

(High-resolution photography had not yet been invented)

Some later gear

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

https://jcs.org/2020/10/16/parsing_dates

from last month's @checkeditoutchicago field trip . 📸 @mradostaphoto