Recent content by sunvalleylaw

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    68kmla MIA

    Well, at the very least, if I am involved in any transactions that generate from over there, I will try to move those conversations over here or into some other pipeline, rather than wondering when the comms lines might go down next. Unreliable. I experienced it myself recently in the longer...
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    VCF Pacific Northwest 2026

    Look for Jeff from Boise and the treasure Valley vintage computing club!
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    68kmla MIA

    Yeah, sure enough. Just tried to log on now and nuttin'.
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    Saw that. I think I like the size I just got, so not sad I didn't wait.
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    Came in last night, up and running! All very new to me. I do have an Atari joystick I can use so will explore when I have time. Have to get back to work now. Was just glad that was so easy to set up on a quick work break. Will get a properly size/ratio screen down the road. Not worried...
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    Making a replacement Hinge for a 15" Studio Display

    Bumping this as I have two monitors to fix due to hinge failure, and another which is not broken, but I need to tighten the hinge as it splays out fully. Just marking this for myself.
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    Planning my SE/30 Reloaded build

    Oh, and also I have sourced my video card (one for each of my machines) and one accelerator card.
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    Planning my SE/30 Reloaded build

    Getting slowly closer. Confirmed a person nearby (also a forum member here) who has a donor board for me, and more than one local person who can help me with the harder stuff. Still a ways off from lift off on the project, but putting things together.
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    Thanks for that. Helps with understanding, and @JDW , @ClassicHasClass and @joethezombie. This also helps me prioritize exploring these other things on my Apple IIe, (which someday I hope to figure out how to mod into a Stealth GS as well) and perhaps using the C64 more for what it does more...
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    Well, mine shows up Saturday it looks like so I will start exploring sometime next weekend. Sorry about the ADHD one more thought multi-posts
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    And also, I have aesthetics mattered to me also, once I saw them. Maybe too much to the extent I never really learned much about diving below the aesthetics and :GUI. But I was not even that much of a gamer back then, and still now mostly, though I want to go back and mess around with the...
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    ^^ this last. I have always been a GUI guy once they existed, since 1984. I mean, I did DOS if I HAD to, but… and even I have an interest in this C64 thing and have ordered one, to mess with and learn a little of what I skipped out back in the day once the Mac launched.
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    Thanks for that. Will also follow your Powerbook repair series with interest. Off topic, but I have a couple/few 3400c’s and Kanga’s in various states of repair, one 3400c fully currently working, that I want to repair as much as I can and have at least two working examples. Will go look for...
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    First official C64 in 36 years

    As a result of our recent vintage computer show in Boise, in which I took part, I ended up ordering one of these and am quite excited about it. I particularly like the idea of the spiral bound instruction book that will remind me how to do Basic, and how to use that machine. Other than doing...
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    Boise Area of Idaho - Meet up/exhibition 4-18-26 and new club: TVVCC.ORG

    Our Boise event, inaugural for the new group, went very well! Apple II, Macintosh of various eras, Commodore of various iterations and eras, Amiga, Atari, and IBM-PC were all represented. For a couple/few hours, almost all displays/stations were occupied, and the flow was pretty consistent for...