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So we stick @Phipli on a boat in the middle of the Atlantic to splice into the under-ocean fibre and run an overclocked, centrally located Q3A server. Done. Hope you got your sea-legs mate 😜
Yeah figured time zone scheduling may be a challenge but worth the effort IMO.
As for ping times and latency, I figured an East Coast US server would be most central for NA/European playing if one is available. Is is worth even trying between the two continents? I really have no idea what...
Might have been a similar map for Unreal but I was definitely playing Quake 2. This was the only game I ever played on the Internet back then, never played Unreal.
Quick update on our little gaming endeavors. @LaPorta and I are going to test out the Q3A update process and do a POC game among...
Or the logical thing to do after getting a vintage Mac is to join a web forum and complain about why your typing preference is absolutely correct and anything to the contrary is dead wrong 😜
Yup, several reboots, multiple drive volumes, and copied over several gigs of data via Appletalk over Ethernet. All good and stable. I'm using a 32GB SanDisk Extreme
Oh yeah learning by doing is much more rewarding. I think I need to just familiarize myself with basic electriconics knowledge...like what a capacitor actually does and such. The Velleman kits look cool, again underscoring I need to learn soldering
@Phipli thanks, that's good info for me to digest. I really need to learn more about such things, gonna find a layman's intro YT video on capacitors, the Wiki was over my head :oops:
@Phipli I went by what was recommended on the recap-a-mac site. What's the real world difference between what I bought and the 25Vs? Note I know nothing about this stuff 🙃
Here's an interesting Kickstarter product. LCD in a CRT-inspired case with a wide variety of video inputs supporting many different vintage computer and gaming platforms. Unfortunately doesn't seem like there's a Mac DB15 input available yet, but could be added with an expansion pod...
@SparrowRat awesome! Yeah will be interesting to see what everyone will be using and their ISP/service.
My setup is a G4 AGP/400, IDE hard drive, 9.2 2. I just stole some RAM from the G4 DA and upped to 768MB. Stock Rage 128 Pro video card driving a modern Acer 24" LCD. I also have a...
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