the difference that is no difference makes no difference
The Dick Smith VZ200 is a cool little computer from 1983. I actually had one when I was a teenager, but my one was somehow pulled apart in the 80s, then packed in a box in a shed in Australia for some decades. When I recovered it later on, it had been used by rats […]
PiTubeDirect is a project that turns a Raspberry Pi into one of many different coprocessors for the BBC Micro. It also works on other Acorn 8 bit computers including the Electron, but you need extra hardware for that. I have a few old Raspberry Pi’s including a Raspberry Pi Zero that was not getting much […]
Like all good retro enthusiasts I have some old Windows Laptop/Desktop that runs some ancient Windows program(s) that use a parallel port. In my case I have an old Thinkpad T42 running Windows XP. It has a parallel port and I have an old Willem EPROM/Flash/Whatever programmer that uses a parallel port. I am not […]
So making this simple A500 fast RAM expansion wasn’t too hard, and it reminded me that I had been meaning to make up one of the simple A500 IDE interfaces that have been around forever. There is this John Tsiombikas one that uses a bunch of simple AND, NAND and NOT gates, and this other […]
I have a few Amigas, and WHDLOAD is an amazing piece of software for running old games but you need a hard drive and plenty of memory to make it work properly. That generally means I am using my Amiga 600 (4MB fast RAM and 2MB chip) or my Amiga 1200 (also with 4MB fast […]
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