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This is really neat. Unfortunately I don't have either an LC475 or Q605.

@sircabulon What @adespoton said. PhoneNet was invented by BMUG and commercialized by Farallon (arguably the commercial arm of BMUG) as a cheap alternative to the expensive proprietary AppleTalk cable and adapters Apple was offering at the time. It also allowed companies to use existing phone...

I would be happy to lend it out to be cloned, but I'd want it back. I'm holding out hopes that I might be able to complete my Power Workstation at some point.

What about just using a Mac-to-PC adapter and connecting the monitor to a PC? Slap an emulator on it and hide the PC away, then have the Mac on the desk for show. Even with a Turbo040, the IIci is probably too slow for anything past 320x240 at 10 fps. If that even. You'd need a hardware...

I still have the card somewhere, but no one ever asked me for it to be cloned.

Also, welcome to the Arcade Club. :D I have 4 myself. Defender, Joust, Centipede, and Crystal Castles.

@jmacz I edited it just as you replied. You can find even larger displays on Alibaba, but they weren't much cheaper.

@jmacz There are a few companies that make specifically larger 4:3 displays for arcades. They're a bit pricey, but not nearly as expensive as they used to be. Here's an example of a 26" display for $300...

Launching satellites is also expensive, especially when they're one SME away from being destroyed like what happened in 2021. It's also prohibitively expensive. $500 just to get going ($350 + $100 deposit, plus $50 to $100 shipping, then $80 to $120/mo (depending on where you live) for the...

If I'm ever able to afford my own place, running ethernet is at the top of my list. I'm envious of the municipal fiber options elsewhere, though. Mine is $100/mo for just internet. Elsewhere it's $70/mo or less, and not only do you get gigabit fiber, but you get local TV and landline. Some...

My dad worked the majority of his adult life with the 802.11 forum, specifically ethernet. :) His group tried real hard to get ethernet to be the standard for housing, automobiles, and aircraft. Back in the 1990s they were already talking about running ethernet to every home and having what we...

They'd likely just terminate the service. The servers I want to run aren't illegal.

I lucked out. AT&T ran fiber last year along the utility poles near the place I rent. So I'm in bliss with mah gigabit fiber. Only downside is that I'm hamstrung by AT&T's TOS and equipment. Even though I'm on an unshared gigabit fiber connection, they still won't let me have any servers...

@Snial Ironically the people who will be most affected by it are the ones who voted for it, then they'll continue voting for it every 2 and 4 years while muttering incoherent nonsense about socialism and George Soros.

Probably the best B&W G3 I've ever seen. Extremely nice. :D

How about DΒ-19? That's an uppercase Beta. Then we can all snicker every time someone calls it DB-19.

OK, I had nightmares about the 1973 movie. Good thing it's not an actual 41-year-old baby.

Sonic Studio is still in business. Maybe someone over there has what you need? https://sonicstudio.com/ Sonic Studio downloads for versions 2.2.6, 5.3.2, and 5.4b10: https://web.archive.org/web/20100214115515/http://sonicstudio.com/support/download.html Manual for Sonic Studio...

I figured it was something like that. I have a combination of passive adapters and ones with varying amounts of dip switches. I should probably replace them all with one of these at some point: https://www.bigmessowires.com/mac-sync-inator/

I have similar SIMMs in my IIci. 4 banks of 4 MBs (2 banks per side like in your picture) for a single 16MB SIMM. I have all 8 SIMM slots filled with them. I call it the Brick o' RAM. They're hilariously big. I love 'em. :D