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If eye strain is a concern, the iPad Air’s LED screen is a safer bet. The iPad Pro uses mini-LED with PWM dimming, which can cause flicker and fatigue over long use. Since you’re used to LCDs and want comfort, the Air is powerful enough and easier on your eyes. YouTubers often skip mentioning...

Nice score. For the keyboard, you need the M0110A with the RJ-11 jack. Mouse should be the M0100 or M0100A with the DE-9 plug.

I tried the Steam Deck for a bit, mainly because I like portable gaming and was hoping it would be good for family road trips. I found it kind of hard to juggle accounts and saves, especially compared to how smooth the Switch handles it for my kids. The Steam account thing was a pain, and I had...

Yeah, those connectors you're describing sound a lot like JST connectors. They're all over the place in electronics and have a pitch that matches what you're talking about.

Since you've checked the voltages and they seem fine, it might be worth taking a closer look at the floppy drive itself. Maybe double-check the connections and make sure everything's snug?

Glad it ended up in honest hands like yours. Definitely an eye-opener on the importance of protecting personal data, especially in this digital age.

I checked out your art reel, and your illustrations are fantastic! iMovie is a great tool to start with, but if you're looking to enhance your video editing capabilities further, you might find Movavi to be a valuable alternative. I used to work with iMovie, but after switching to Windows, I...

First two Aliens rocked, later ones... not so much. Fassbender was ace, but missed opportunities.

Yup, you can run an XServe without a rack, but watch out for airflow if you stash it under your bed. For a cheap rack solution, check out low-profile or wall-mount options.

From what I gather, the Thunder 24/GT works well on its own in your Mac IIci, so there's a good chance it'll work alongside the Rocket. Often, if there are any compatibility issues, users tend to share their experiences online, so searching through forums or tech communities might yield some...