Today’s old hardware is a 4th generation iPod Touch… While I don’t have my original ‘click wheel’ iPod anymore, I do still have my original 2005 iPod Shuffle and this 2010 iPod Touch – and they both still work! The 4th generation touch came out in late 2010, and I…
Ever wondered what a $30,000 computer looked like in the mid 90’s? Well, let me show you… The above, in 1994, came with a 150Mhz R4400SC cpu, 24-bit XL graphics board, 64MB RAM, and 1GB SCSI2 HD for the low-low price of $22,995 (equivalent to $47,000 in 2023)… Here’s Info World talking…
Back in the before times of the 90’s we used to drag our gaming rigs over to friends houses to play multiplayer games… And being as I was a network engineer and had money, equipment, and know-how for the best LAN experience possible – most of the time the parties…
A package arrived today… I’ve been searching for the Apple branded wifi card for my circa 2000 PowerBook G3 “Pismo” on and off for quite some time, and while they tend to be readily available, the ones that are readily available tend to be in pretty sketchy shape. Anyway, last…
I rarely talk about work because almost everything I do is NDA, trade secret, classified, or otherwise controlled information – so it’s easier to just avoid the topic entirely. But, I’ve also been doing what I do for a really long time – and there are companies I’ve done things…
Back in 1999, when we started the company, we bought some really high-end servers for performance testing – and I still have a few for ‘old times sake’. Here, for your viewing pleasure, the HP Netserver LP 1000r: These were really potent machines back when they were purchased: dual Pentium…