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I store mine loose (some of them in antistatic sleeves) in a well-labeled cardboard box...I'm very organized :rolleyes:

I also remember installing some kind of 5x86 upgrade in my 6100 DOS back in the mid-90s and it making Win95 crash. There were also clearance issues with the cooler on the 5x86 and the stock heatsink on the 601. If I hadn't removed the upgrade because of the Win95 issues, maybe I would have...

Can confirm that they're functionally identical as I happen to be using ZZG's neckboard with Bolle's video card.

I have an Apple Dot Matrix Printer model #A2M0058 that looks like this: I recently noticed that there are also apparently printers with the same name and model # that look like this: The only obvious difference seems to be the smaller logo that's been attached to the front of the case...

I remember doing the same jumping up and down when my reloaded SE/30 booted...almost tipped the desk over and ruined it all :LOL: Congratulations!

VCF Midwest is still free admission. It has a bit of a different vibe than East though. East has a lot more classes, on-site museums, etc.

And also...I really appreciate it when people write their forum/online name on their badge/nametag at these events so we can say hi to people we may have only ever "met" online. If anyone recognizes my name, I hope you'll introduce yourself and say hi :)

I look through the schedule and try to make an itinerary of talks/classes/etc that I want to attend ahead of time...allotting time for just wandering around the exhibitors of course. I will tell you that people will start lining up early Saturday morning to wait for the consignment area to...

I'll be there all three days with my wife (reigning Oregon Trail champion from your tourney at VCFMW last year :)) and a friend.

I got my bachelor's in CS at UTD in 2002-2006 (I'm exactly twice your age 😳). I haven't been back there in a long time, but it looked like it had changed a lot in some of the VCFSW videos I watched. I live way up in PA now, or I'd stop by and say hi.

I've had one connected to a //c on display in my basement for about a year. I've only used it to load disk images over Wi-Fi from my NAS, but I know it's probably capable of so much more. I use it in conjunction with the BMOW drive switcher to boot floppy images (as opposed to smartport images).

No, because it's an AC fan. If it was a DC fan, then yes, but it's not. I just put the parts in big clear plastic storage bins, pour in a couple bottles of liquid 40 volume hair developer, and then fill with hose water until the parts are submerged. Then I leave them outside all day on a...

I mean, at the end of the day, you're enclosing the fan controller inside a sealed plastic box right next to a board with tons of exposed (when the enclosure is open) shock hazards. Operating the device with the enclosure open is already inherently risky because of that, and operating it with...

Your AC fan likely doesn't care about polarity...it's alternating current...the positive and negative sides are constantly switching places. I am not an electrician, but I believe the reason one prong is sometimes bigger on 2-prong AC plugs in the US is a safety measure. Meaning the narrow...

I don't know much about keyboards, but I believe all of the key switches are single-pole, single-throw, so not resoldering a switch should be the same as not pressing that key. So no, I wouldn't think you'd need to resolder them all (someone correct me if I'm wrong or if any of the key switches...