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hobbesmaster posted:sounds like something that can be fixed with an fpga, a pair of vga ports and a soldering iron iirc the lm1881 can help fix this i wasted my youth on creating a customized video interconnect so i could hook up all my different various consoles using only one type of connector to a large switchbox which output to my glorious arcade crt
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movax posted:iirc the lm1881 can help fix this kool
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I'd just hook it up to the BVM-D20F1U that's been sitting on the floor at work, failing to be sold by me, for half a year
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it weighs 82 lbs and is apparently "the best TV ever created for old video games". i hate it
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atomicthumbs posted:it weighs 82 lbs and is apparently "the best TV ever created for old video games". i hate it best belt to strangle yourself while jerking off
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atomicthumbs posted:it weighs 82 lbs and is apparently "the best TV ever created for old video games". i hate it quote:And, of course, it needs to be able to have visible horizontal scanlines, a defining visual element of the way retro games were seen and played.
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jony ive aces posted:this is my favourite non-x86/x86-64 machine, op What the hell kind of microphone plugs directly into the wall, is this some x10 poo poo?
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Someone post "raspberry pi" so I can call them an idiot
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:is this kind of poo poo par for the course at tested.com? sorry, what I meant to say instead of "poo poo" was "insufferable douchebaggery" holy poo poo why did i read that whole article
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movax posted:iirc the lm1881 can help fix this I always wanted to pick up an old netburst-era blade chassis, rip out 99% of the guts and shove consoles into the blades and rewire the backplane to pass video/controller/power, have centralized PSU, controllers and switching
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do nothing machine best machine
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text editor posted:What the hell kind of microphone plugs directly into the wall, is this some x10 poo poo?  something something reverse jizz
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text editor posted:What the hell kind of microphone plugs directly into the wall, is this some x10 poo poo? its got a lot of buzz
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Cross posting from the security thread but yeah: aka 
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atomicthumbs posted:it weighs 82 lbs and is apparently "the best TV ever created for old video games". i hate it lol 
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silicon graphics O2s do not have a 13w3 connectors (they use hd15/vga) or sync on green, and are the quietest 
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Drano posted:silicon graphics O2s do not have a 13w3 connectors (they use hd15/vga) or sync on green, and are the quietest
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I remember that panda
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Drano posted:silicon graphics O2s do not have a 13w3 connectors (they use hd15/vga) or sync on green, and are the quietest they made monkey island for irix?  oh nevermind its just scummvm
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Drano posted:silicon graphics O2s do not have a 13w3 connectors (they use hd15/vga) or sync on green, and are the quietest Yeah but the O2 is the low end model
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Jonny 290 posted:I always wanted to pick up an old netburst-era blade chassis, rip out 99% of the guts and shove consoles into the blades and rewire the backplane to pass video/controller/power, have centralized PSU, controllers and switching they actually made pentium-III blade chassis school district i used to work at bought one w/ six blades (each had two P3s) to act as windows terminal servers for our wyse thin clients each blade had like 30-40+ clients thrown at it and then management was just baffled when the fuckin terminals bogged down to poo poo once students started hittin' those feature-rich webpages
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SO DEMANDING posted:prototype bebox...used an ATT&T hobbit cpu ty plz see my username 
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Luigi Thirty posted:
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not a bebox, voted 1
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goddamn why aren't there pictures bigger than this: quote:PROCESSOR I'm the full length 64 bit PCI slot, whos the approximately 20.5 lbs
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for maximum hilarity you could stick this in the full length slot: and run windows on it
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hackbunny posted:for maximum hilarity you could stick this in the full length slot: wh
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BATTERY None wait what
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maniacdevnull posted:BATTERY once you go full retard (old powerbooks with side bays could also run extra hard disks or zip drive bays at the expense of a battery for a desktop replacement)
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~Coxy posted:once you go full retard Yeah As an option But they still shipped with batteries installed, it wasn't the default
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maniacdevnull posted:BATTERY the photo is extremely misleading, photos of the bullfrog are always taken at an angle where you don't notice:
it's not exactly a "notebook" or a "laptop" (lol at holding 20 pounds in your lap), as much as a portable/live demo server. IIRC IBM made OS/400 laptops too but at least those were PCs running OS/400 in a virtual machine SunPCi coprocessor, a PC on a PCI. you were supposed to stick as many of these in your Sun server as necessary to host any Windows servers you had. virtualization before virtualization e: they come preloaded with freedos iirc hackbunny fucked around with this message at 16:35 on Apr 17, 2015 |
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I've got a Mac with a card like that, a 486DX2/66 and 8mb of RAM so you can run Win3.1 in a window on your desktop I've got the matching card and cable set with an Apple II system on a chip and a 5 1/4" disk drive and apple monitor port. Macintosh floppy drives were able to read and write 3.5" Apple II disks natively
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hackbunny posted:a PC on a PCI. you were supposed to stick as many of these in your Sun server as necessary to host any Windows servers you had. virtualization before virtualization that is actually kind of cool
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