Recent content by Scott Squires

Your wording makes it sound as if the server is no longer around. The Bolo tracker (and NAT traversal proxy) is up and running as always. (If it's not working for some reason, please message me, because I want to know about that.) People can play any time they want. I'm never going to shut it...

It could help if you clarified what is working and what isn't working as expected. If it's just the having to connect by ip address issue, what hardware and OS is the system not seeing the shares running on, and what's the network topology?

https://github.com/Netatalk/netatalk/releases/tag/netatalk-2-2-10

If you already have a PDS ethernet card, you might be interested in this: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/adding-wi-fi-to-my-mac-se-30.7543/

No, unfortunately not. The language model's "memory" is limited to a small amount of data. For ChatGPT I believe it is around 4K tokens. Words break down into 1 to 3 tokens each or so. So the model can remember around 2000 words of information at a time, and that includes your query.

I have used this code for resolving A traps in Ghidra: https://github.com/ubuntor/m68k_mac_reversing_tools

I'm quite positive that it could not write System 7 code. It's entirely statistical association on trained inputs. Extremely advanced and impressive statistical association, yes. But if it doesn't have a huge corpus of System 7 example code to work from, it's going to fall flat on its face...

That's correct. You can rip out the CRT and analog board and install the LCD (and driver board) in their place.

Here is the diagram I made for the HJ080IA-01E panel. The black area is the compact Mac's physical screen opening. The purple box is the panel's physical size. The blue box is the panel's display area. The green/white box is the physical size of the panel's display area when letterboxed to a...

I did a bunch of panel shopping last year and decided HJ080IA-01E to be the best option for physical size, resolution, availability, etc. I was planning to make an lvds driver circuit for it but haven't yet. It would be perfectly fine paired with an hdmi driver board and rgb2hdmi as well.

Changes cheesestraws: add AirTalk rabbitholecomputing: add ZuluSCSI Siliconinsider: update VRAM modules Siliconinsider: add PowerBook RAM modules Siliconinsider: add Classic II FPU card tashtari: add buy link to TashTwenty Development Kit / Middleware TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk...

You can also power it with micro-usb.

Yeah, that's definitely a big relief that it was a simple thing. Those scares are not at all fun.

Fizzbinn, thanks for doing this experiment. Very neat tidbit to discover. Someday I'll get my IIvx working and it can join the HD20 club!

Oh boy! Twitter caption: "Documentation is merely a suggestion "