Thursday, February 17, 2022

Refurb weekend: Texas Instruments Silent 700 Model 745 teletype

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The first terminal I ever used was a teletype. Somehow my buddy when we were in high school got a hold of this weird "printer typewri...
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Friday, February 4, 2022

Overbite Android 0.2.6

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UPDATE: I've received a couple reports the .apk doesn't install. The actual reason is that the keys, and thus the author signatur...
Saturday, January 15, 2022

prior-art-dept.: OWL Guide, early hypertext, and "replacing" the Web

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I've been building up a few of these entries in my head as I run across things, so this will be the first of a recurring series of ...
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Saturday, December 25, 2021

Merry Old VCR Christmas

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Signs you married well: your wife buys you vintage artifacts for Christmas, in this case a logic chip and fragment of a PCB from the Cray-1...
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Sunday, December 19, 2021

Monitoring the vintage server room (and reverse-engineering USB sensors)

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We're house hunting because of $JOB and $HOUR hour commute, and I just got word that the reseller I contract with for Floodgap's l...
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Friday, November 26, 2021

xa 2.3.12

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I've updated xa , André Fachat's venerable 6502 cross-assembler, to version 2.3.12. This contains a bug fix for a regression in 6581...
Sunday, October 3, 2021

Shiner ESB, an Apple Network Server prototype, and what it did at Netscape/MCom

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The Apple Network Server was, with the possible exception of the Apple Workgroup Server 95, Apple's first true server. I have a parti...
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