It was unashamedly cheerful. It wasn't trying to be smooth or pretentious. It was just a fun, happy colour. That's why I like it the best of the iBook colours. I may be overthinking this.
@NJRoadfan, @Fizzbinn - I missed your posts somehow, apologies - that's a good trove, thankyou! I don't know why I find these so fascinating
@theletter0xff - thank you also, but in a rather more timely fashion
If you think it'd be good or fun, go for it! You can make the takky mod very neat if you put a bit of effort into it, and colour classics aren't rare enough (yet) to get all precious over. As @Byrd notes it does require some work on the plastics and shields, and that can be hard to make look...
Good choice. The SE isn't, on its own, the most exciting machine in the world but it's solid, reliable and easy to repair if it breaks. A very good start.
The most fun option here, though rather rare, is the sixty eight thousand SCSI card, I think it was called the SCSI Bolt. Schematics and stuff are out there, if anyone wants an extremely niche reloaded type project...
Yeah, I can see all that. Fun! Never thought about using MQTT as a generic multicast packet transport before but why not, I guess...
Well, you basically have three options here. You have IP connectivity and you wish to run AppleTalk over it.
As @NJRoadfan correctly says, the most "correct"...
@Durosity turns out it's quite different to invite someone to rummage through your cupboards without it sounding like some kind of obscene proposition, but in the strictly literal sense, you are welcome to come and rummage any time
I've lost a 4U rackmount case, somehow. And I found a takky I'd forgotten about. Letting them all sit in the middle of a desert is tempting. I'm too deep in anhedonia to enjoy sorting them out at the moment.
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