Snial's latest activity
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Snial replied to the thread If you could bring back classic Mac OS software, what would it be?.This is mostly true for me too, being of the 1984-Big Brother ad era of Mac user, I strongly advocate Macs and try to avoid using... -
Snial replied to the thread StyleWriterII Paper Feed Fix.Pretty good. I removed the PCBs from both. You can see that on the faulty one there's a lot of discolouration on the output side. In...
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Snial replied to the thread If you could bring back classic Mac OS software, what would it be?.Yes, I really loved WindowShade - I have it on all my System 7.1 installs. But to answer the OP question, my preference would be for...
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Messing with Bryce and a photo of some glitching dvd I took from a plasma tv.
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It‘s a bit pointless to say this in a Mac forum…
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Snial replied to the thread StyleWriterII Paper Feed Fix.So, I've worked out that the second SW2's PSU is faulty, because when I wire up the first SW2's PSU to the second's logic board, the...
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Snial replied to the thread Getting a PowerBook 1400 Networked.My PB5300 had a combo video/ethernet internal card, but I never used the Ethernet. It was great to have the extra video as I could hook...
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Snial replied to the thread Getting a PowerBook 1400 Networked.You also need to check if your card is compatible with the version of Mac OS you have. The same is true for ordinary pcmcia Ethernet cards.
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Snial replied to the thread StyleWriterII Paper Feed Fix.Next update: That SW II also works with the fix! So I can sell at least one of them!
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Snial replied to the thread StyleWriterII Paper Feed Fix.The rubber band approach kinda worked to begin with, but then failed. At best it only worked when multiple sheets were in the feeder...
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Finished building a small home studio for messing with making beats. Just a little hobby. Mac Mini M4 16gb RAM 512GB SSD, with a 2TB SSD...
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Snial replied to the thread gb6: game boy emulator for System 6.Thanks, I think it is, indeed cool. One of the coolest aspects is that it's small enough to fit in half an RP2040's 16kB cache and...
