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hackbunny posted:goddamn why aren't there pictures bigger than this: it's me. i'll be the approximately 20.5 lbs found a pdf brochure of these hilarious things, here's a better angle:  what a frankensteined thing, lmao. though apparently they also did make actual laptops (with batteries and less weight) that had SPARC chips BeOSPOS posted:ty *sticks greasy nerd ponytail in BeBox geek port* i see you
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hackbunny posted:goddamn why aren't there pictures bigger than this: As we all need two Ethernet NICs in laptops, don't even have one these days.
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Endless Mike posted:did you get one or are you still a poseur? posing hard due to epic fail finances 
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Atari made some really good computers for a while
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Silver Alicorn posted:Atari made some really good computers for a while like the jaguar 
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BeOSPOS posted:ty  66 MHz dual-603, almost as impractical as the AT&T Hobbit due to the hassle of atomicity and cache coherence with the 603 oh yeah and that's an IBM Model M and three-button mouse atop it, originally from an RS/6000. eschaton fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Apr 18, 2015 |
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Luigi Thirty posted: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 Apple //e card for Macintosh LC
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MIT CADR TI Explorer  Symbolics Ivory (OpenGenera is an emulator)  Lisp Machines were awesome but slow, and emulating them is awesome and still slow
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 is that actually yours? do you own a bebox? that's loving awesome, they made less than 2000 of them i think there's tons of weird and obscure gear i would love to collect (despite never even using it) but i'd never have the time or know-how to maintain things and get poo poo running
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but how do you use a lisp machine without the 5000-key symbolics keyboard
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SO DEMANDING posted:
We have one at the computer club. It's "neat"
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Luigi Thirty posted:but how do you use a lisp machine without the 5000-key symbolics keyboard there are a lot of keys on a modern keyboard. the Lisp Machine keyboards didn't really have F-keys. here's the keyboard overlay that came with the Symbolics MacIvory cards, as photographed by someone on eBay with terrible carpeting  it went on your Apple Extended Keyboard
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eschaton posted:MIT CADR I also have a single-card Forth computer that's meant to interface with some sort of industrial data collection/control backplane bus but I have no idea how to use it 
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here’s the TI Explorer keyboard layout I’m the bold lock key and here’s the Symbolics keyboard layout  why did they put “rubout” where “control” belongs? atomicthumbs: if any TI Explorer or Symbolics stuff comes through your place, PM me
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eschaton posted:atomicthumbs: if any TI Explorer or Symbolics stuff comes through your place, PM me closest thing I've seen is either the low-end RS/6000 file server or the Alpha Microsystems Eagle 68030 workstation it runs AMOS!
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