My hat off to DavidV for his new creation.

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... I had Vista years ago. I had a hard time running it. I ended up switching to Win 7. Vista took forever to get anything done. At 40-50$ for small capacity SSDs, I have XP, Viasta and 7 32bits on my old PC. I have Win7 64bits and and Windows 10 on my newer machine (built in 2011). Having lots of ...

Hi people, I just wanted you all to know I am using a 17 years old PC to browse Melon and send you all this message. I just installed the 32bits version of Windows 7 Pro - activated too - on my old Pentium D system originally built in 2006. I got the last version of Firefox 32bits and got the latest...

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The C64 playing Doom in 50 shades of brown. Me, I wouldn't go that way. I mean don't get me wrong it is nice to see these great developments for the old 64 push that far. At the same time this is where I start to feel what I have in front of me is no longer a C64. Also, why not do it for the Ultima...

Pushing further my quest to rediscover old PC games, I recently stumbled across some really nice frontends to play the old classics from Id Games and the Doom franchise is probably the one that stands out the most as the one that really started the FPS* genre. Since I got my first PC in late 1994 - ...

... in the most astonishing way possible. Recently, in my investigations to do some upgrades and maintenance on my various computers, I stumbled across a few new 'frontends' to old PC games that were successful enough to attract a large following. One of them is Ironwail for Quake (1996 Id software)...

This product is most undoubtedly a clone, ripoff, etc... Last year, I bought a couple of Arduino nano clones that were selling on eBay. They were such an insane battle to get working, a horrible labyrinth of getting drivers for this and that. IMHO, the real Pi Pico is so inexpensive it's not worth ...

The beauty of the Pico is that it runs at 133 MHz which is above 8x faster than regular Arduinos, has two cores you can program independently so one could say it is a pair of Arduino nano in one single package (and they happend to be 8x faster than normal) with no less than 2MB Flash for programs. A...

ninox wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2023 8:47 pm I'm interested. thx

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