TheDarkEnigma
St. JackieArklövcel
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I still have the original iPhone 2G.
I have like half a dozen computers from the 2000s, including an iMac G5.One of my computers is about twelve years old.
Do you still use them, though ? I still use mine for instance as a web proxy.I have like half a dozen computers from the 2000s, including an iMac G5.
Some of them I do. I use one of my 64-bit PCs from 2007 as my main computer. The iMac G5 I use sometimes to SSH to my Raspberry Pi.Do you still use them, though ? I still use mine for instance as a web proxy.
Are you a fellow linuxnerdcel ?The iMac G5 I use sometimes to SSH to my Raspberry Pi.
Kinda. I actually have FreeBSD installed on my Mac along side OS X Leopard. But I might replace the FreeBSD partition with mintPPC.Are you a fellow linuxnerdcel ?
Never tried FreeBSD tbh.Kinda. I actually have FreeBSD installed on my Mac along side OS X Leopard. But I might replace the FreeBSD partition with mintPPC.
As for my Raspberry Pi, it runs Raspbian and I use it for a website I'm creating.
Its alright, but its hard to get drivers from repos, especially on PowerPC since it's not really used on desktops anymore. But it’s pretty much like Linux, tbh.Never tried FreeBSD tbh.
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That shits fairly old. On it you can play shit like this.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTbVfBMzfcs
What processor does that computer use?
Also, it's funny because I have a game called Warhawk on my PS3, and it’s technically a spiritual successor to a game with the same name for the original PlayStation.
Atari 800 with full keyboard and dual-width cartridge slot cover | |
Manufacturer | Atari, Inc. (1979–1984) Atari Corporation (1984–1992) |
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Type | Home computer |
Release date | November 1979; 41 years ago |
Introductory price | Atari 400: US$550 (equivalent to $1,937 in 2019) Atari 800: US$1,000 (equivalent to $3,523 in 2019)[1] |
Discontinued | January 1, 1992; 29 years ago |
Units sold | 4 million |
Operating system | Custom Atari DOS (optional) |
CPU | MOS Technology 6502B @ 1.79 MHz (NTSC) @ 1.77 MHz (PAL) |
Graphics | 384 pixels per TV line, 256 colors, 8 × sprites, raster interrupts |
Sound | 4 × oscillators with noise mixing or 2 × AM digital |
Connectivity | 2 or 4 × Atari joystick port 1 × Atari SIO 0-1 × PBI 0-1 × Composite monitor 1-2 × ROM cartridge |
Successor | Atari ST |
Related articles | Atari 5200 |
wtffffffnot really, got rid of all like antiques when i moved out, on the other hand i also lost a hard drive with a bitcoin wallet on it with like 12 btc
That sounds very valuable to the right historical collector.a map of Berlin transportation from the '30s, there was a Adolf Hitler Platz
yeah its fucked, think about it pretty much every daywtffffff
I would’ve roped
that’s like 600k down the drain jfl
My computer is about twelve years old.
You know unfortunately, my iPhone 2G stopped powering on recently. I tried charging it with the Apple logo showing before it turns off. Still have the older cable that I also use to charge the iPad 2.yeah its fucked, think about it pretty much every day
Kinda. I actually have FreeBSD installed on my Mac along side OS X Leopard. But I might replace the FreeBSD partition with mintPPC.
As for my Raspberry Pi, it runs Raspbian and I use it for a website I'm creating.
I'm using my Pi to set up a secret website and IRC server/BBS.PiPhone – A Raspberry Pi based Smartphone
Here’s my latest DIY project, a smartphone based on a Raspberry Pi. It’s called – wait for it – the PiPhone. It makes use an Adafruit touchscreen interface and a Sim900 GSM/…www.davidhunt.ie
Wish i was smart enough to make that
Moby-Dick?I have some rare old books on naval themes
I have a few old books as well, but mogs me.
Is it Brazilian-made?Does an old piano that is not produced anymore (because the company went bankrupt) counts?
YesIs it Brazilian-made?
From a Brazilian company? How old is it?
Probably 60-80 years old, its in my family since the 50-60s.From a Brazilian company? How old is it?
Obscure music is the best, some of the best bands I come across almost always are obscure from every era of music.League of Legends super rare statue that i only have cause a Highschool teacher knew someone who worked at the company and somehow managed to get me one that is also SIGNED by the president of the company. I don't even play league lmao.
I also got some other videogame stuff that is kind of rare or unique to own. Of lesser known games or stuff that's just kinda hard to find now.
I own a signed album of some band from what looks to be the 50s or 60s that i found at goodwill for like 2 dollars. It has most if not all of the band members signature and it's so obscure of a band that i can't even find their music or a wiki page.
same ngl. If i had a record player i'd give it a listen but i don't have one. I assume it's jazz music maybe with a little bit of early blues rock?Obscure music is the best, some of the best bands I come across almost always are obscure from every era of music.
Sounds pretty cool, if I had a record player I would probably listen to it as well.same ngl. If i had a record player i'd give it a listen but i don't have one. I assume it's jazz music maybe with a little bit of early blues rock?
idk