@Supernova_Style@JoeTransue A few makers like Big Clive are in touch with her. She loaned him a fancy UV-C wavelength meter to test some sterilizing UV tubes he'd purchased.
@garthnix I'm a bit younger than yourself, and I never got into PBM. I went from Red Book D&D to AD&D2e. Now I'm a RuneQuest fan, and I enjoy Glorantha immensely.
I also scanned the full run of Australian Realms, which I think I saw your name pop up in as well.
@kashiokyoiku Power on off is on the right hand side. The OS was on a ROM, and it booted "instantly" (maybe a few seconds to refresh the data from the mainframe it was hanging off of)
@griffonboi Melbourne most certainly doesn't have this on any of our trains. Hell, some of them you have to physically wrench apart with your bare hands, which is quite difficult for anyone with a disability or using mobility aids.
@kashiokyoiku https://t.co/q3oIfwVc8E --it's a dumb terminal computer, control on the right hand side is the brightness control. They were what we had in the Bendigo library in the 1990s.
@bennjordan I was living on ramen and cheese when I got this file, and I think I managed to send you some money. Tom Ellard (Severed Heads) had a similar file at one stage after he made the last of his old albums available to buy "Dear SOULSEEK users"
@XylaFoxlin@joebarnard Many years ago, I saw a YT video on a channel I can't recall, and the engineer needed to use a large round connector similar to this for video equipment. The connector alone was ~$45, but then the individual pins to populate the required connections were $3 a piece! Sheesh!
@DedalusDev I am listening to music in WinAmp right now. Also worthy of mention is the plugin system. Decode all the Video Game Music music formats you could ever want, and use DiskWriter to convert them to whatever format you want do put them on your mp3 player!