Printing from a '84 computer to a '24 printer with the help of a cool virtual ImageWriter II implementation that comes from 2002 DOSBox code.
Thanks @DOSBox_Staging !
i feel like my taste in games has always been highly idisyncratic, and i wanna share that again--also people really enjoyed my old articles back in the 2010s, and i always remembered that
A couple of weeks ago, I posted some thoughts here on Mastodon about why I don't believe there's such a thing as Green AI. But I wanted to make it easier to reference, so I have now re-hosted it on my blog.
https://netsettlement.blogspot.com/2024/10/green-ai.html
#AI #GreenAI #environment #GreenWashing #climate #ClimateCrisis #OpportunityCost #water #FreshWater #GreenEnergy
There are now three people activley hacking on the #LispMachine. Will you be the fourth?
#bonkwave #zhenhousezhenbonkwave
hey is anyone up for me just queueing your album to play for an hour at 1400UTC Friday on anonradio.net?
** I stopped posting new stories to X/Twitter last autumn, but have kept my account, and the thousands of stories I have written since 2013 are still available.
That will soon end. In the next couple of weeks, I'll try to upload my archive to the Internet Archive, then delete all my stories from X/Twitter.
If you know someone who only follows me there, please help them follow me elsewhere.
**
Anyone working on e-paper projects and would like to try something new? I did an official 1.0 release of my bb_epaper library and would like to get some feedback. Why dump GxEPD or Adafruit? Because mine is much easier to use and supports more platforms with a single code base:
https://github.com/bitbank2/bb_epaper
You can also bug me for tech support 😜
i swear, i've been here since 2017 and not once have i once seen a screenshot from a person they wanted to cancel and had it make sense to me
usually i say to myself--how does that screenshot post receipt prove anything??
just today i catch wind of mastodon people complaining about a new influx from twitter and i can't help but think--ah yes, the circle of life uwu
To answer the initial question: This is what makes us nerds happy (in case you didn't expect an answer like this). An interesting experiment for us, too.
What this means in the long run for Codeberg? We're finally - thanks to the expertise and help of some volunteers - ready to expand our hardware infrastructure, making Codeberg more resilient to certain kinds of issues and improving availability in the long run.

Summing up the situation on this #C128.
The necessary steps to get it running in a decent shape were:
- replaced the clock generator (8701)
- replaced a multiplexer ('LS257)
- replaced defective sockets for Char ROM, Vic, CIAs (plus some more, but those were probably not necessary)
- desoldered, disassembled, cleaned, reinstalled the power switch as the innards were heavily oxidized
- deoxidized the power plug, as it was causing a massive voltage drop
- replaced C20 variable capacitor
And, in the meantime, the PSU I was using decided to burn a resistor, because whoever serviced it in the past was a bit of an ass.

The best time capsule is old photos of your kid's room.
But, I'm also a big fan of old bookshelves.
Here's October, 2004.
this is a Nazca ceramic vessel from the ica region of Peru made anywhere between 200 bce and 600 ce but don't you feel like you could log on to any website today and see this face as someone's avatar. pre-Columbian rantsona

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