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Posts by Alan Fleming

Looks awesome! 16MB is crazy for a 386, let alone 32! I wonder if a RamDisk would be faster than an SD to IDE adaptor on a 386?

What's the strange second ISA-lookint port at the bottom right of the motherboard?

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An old mile marker by the side of a road. Behind, an old stone wall, and some stone buildings and lush trees. It's a partly cloudy day. Stilton is 6 miles south. Stamford is 8 miles north. London is 81 miles away.

An old mile marker by the side of a road. Behind, an old stone wall, and some stone buildings and lush trees. It's a partly cloudy day. Stilton is 6 miles south. Stamford is 8 miles north. London is 81 miles away.

Always nice to find an old mile marker out in the wild. #WaterNewton #Peterbough

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Do I know anyone that 1) Lives in the broad area of Peterborough and 2) that could walk/cycle/drive to the circle area and grab some specific footage??? DM if yes. 😊

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There’s a civil war fort on the corner of a road just next to where you circled. Always wanted to have a proper look when I go past, but it’s a private house now I think

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These look fantastic!

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Do the keys not need to be longer for full compatibility?

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This should have been a factory option from Creative. Great work!

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I'd file this under #PicturesYouCanHear

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Surely that must be a stage name or a nickname of some sort? Sound alike he should be the lead in an action movie!

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The 90's equivalent of "like and subscribe"! πŸ˜‚

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Melt your circuit boards
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How you feel about curved traces? Mitxela did a video about that a while ago that I'm keen to try: youtu.be/euJgtLcWWyo

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Wow, look at the colour of that building - so much soot!

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How weird - I wonder what their purpose is?

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Do you have any information on the case on the right hand side? It looks like a tower version of my first desktop pc, but I never knew who made it. Any photos would be appreciated!

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This is what the Windows XP "bliss" wallpaper would have looked like if Microsoft were a British company

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Battle chess was a phenomenal game, and so was Space Quest. Roger Wilko found so many interesting ways to end the game! πŸ˜‚

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A grid with 9 games:
Sam & Max hit the road
Arctic Adventure
Doom
Prince of Persia
Transport Tycoon
Unreal Tournament
Duke Nukem 3D
Flimbo's Quest (c64)
Command & Conquer

A grid with 9 games: Sam & Max hit the road Arctic Adventure Doom Prince of Persia Transport Tycoon Unreal Tournament Duke Nukem 3D Flimbo's Quest (c64) Command & Conquer

Oh ok, since everyone else is doing it, here are the #9games that defined my childhood. I found it really hard to whittle this down actually!

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Reminds me of some rivers here in the Scottish Highlands, but the trees look more north American. Must visit some day! Thanks for sharing

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The river in #2 is gorgeous - where is that?

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Was it a cost-saving exercise by Commodore introducing the IEC bus, rather than sticking with IEEE-488? Surely they'd have been better off being able to use the existing printers and disk drives, rather than reinventing the wheel? Sorry, this is a bit of a tangent I appreciate.

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Thanks. Glad I didn't shell out on that at the time then! I just wanted to play games quicker πŸ‘Ύ

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This just reminded me of something. Years ago, I didn't have a 1541 but had an 8050 drive that I was trying to connect to a C64. I saw an advert in ICPUG for Β£290 for an adapter, which was more than a 1541 would have cost from Argos. Would the drives have been compatible with the 1541?

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I thought you meant 'serial' as in, connecting a 1541 to the PET at first, but this is interesting as well. I used to use something that read RS232 at work, and quite liked the idea of having a PET terminal on my desk just to show what was going on, for maximum nerd appeal.

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"sticky tape and rust"! He has a museum in Holborn in London called Novelty Automation, full of his inventions. I haven't been yet, but some friends went and said it's excellent. maps.app.goo.gl/swALVadUHQUh...

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Works for me on port 80. Felt very much like dial-up waiting for the images to load. I was visitor #39! Love stuff like this!

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Hah, used to work at Maplin in Glasgow during that red and blue era 20 years ago. I saw the thumbnail, and my brain immediately said "VD76". Useful information to retain for 2 decades! Used to get those returned lots when people wanted straight-through cables, and picked up the wrong one.

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This is exactly right. The Onion quietly left Twitter a month ago and... our weekly subscribers went up. It's because we're doing well here, on Instagram and on YouTube.

As a business, being on Twitter is somewhere between useless or detrimental, unless you're selling boner pills.

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I knew it!

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640k is all you'll ever be able to afford

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