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RCR Episode 179 - Having no topic didn't help
Retro Computing Roundtable
English - October 09, 2018 00:20 - ★★★★★ - 76 ratingsTechnology News Tech News retro computing retrocomputing vintage computers apple commodore old 8bit bit Homepage Download IPFS Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
September 30, 2018. Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Michael Mulhern, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Having no topic didn't help
In an attempt to keep the time under control, we skipped the host topic. Spoiler: It didn't work.
Topic and feedback notes:
EEVblog visits the Australian Computer Museum site, part 1
EEVblog visits the Australian Computer Museum site, part 2
ob. Omnivore link
Halfway to telecommuting
Restoring a ThinkPad 701 using CF media
Jason Scott will come help image big Apple II disk collections
S-80 Retro
Retro Computing News:
Playing today's games in a thousand years
Federico Faggin: The Real Silicon Man
TRS80 images online by Peter Cetinski
Retrobrite with blue LED bulbs?
The history of a security hole
C64 emulation joins the Internet Archive
Emulate ZX Spectrum on emulated Commodore 64 on emulated DOS on emulated Windows on Linux
Two-bit history on where VIM came from
Two-bit history on what Ada Lovelace’s program actually did
Vintage Computer-related Commercials
Colossus - The Forbin Project trailer
Epson HX-20
WarGames trailer
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Trifecta of computer nuke movies:
Colossus - The Forbin Project
WarGames
Terminator
See also: Apple II Bits blog on the Terminator's 6502 code
Auction Picks:
Carrington: "Vintage" "Antique" "Intel CPU" Display
Apple “Notebook” Floppy Disks
Earl: Vintage IBM Model 5140 Convertible Laptop Computer with Printer WORKING!
Michael: Computer Peripherals That You Can Build
"Hirigana" (really, Katakana) Mac 128/512 Keyboard
Paul: Two Xerox 820-IIs
Victor 9000 (probably needs new keyboard pads)
Letter quality GE printer (with Commodore/Atari adapter)
MT-Mac Apple II clone
COSMAC Elf
Analog Joystick adapter
CoCo 1
Closing discussion notes:
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter
Vintage Computer Forum
RCR Podcast on Facebook
Throwback Network
Throwback Network on Facebook
Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link
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