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System Source is the one in Maryland that was on the 27th, and the infoage one is NJ(in june, and i think they usually do a 2nd one around october) System Source swap meet was good, not as big of a turnout as the infoage one but I left with less physical stuff than I came with, and more cash...

swap meet was fun. my friend Chris and I drove down the night before and stayed at a hotel in the area got to see old friends, meet some new ones, rehome a bunch of stuff, and get some new stuff, and in general had a fun trip Pickups I got were A couple of AT&T PC 6300 computers, plus a...

i'll see you at the system source swap meet!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YFLSKSW post attendee survey for East. Some questions include - ticket price, and venue, so if you went to East I highly recommend filling out the survey

https://ca.syssrc.com/wp/?page_id=105&civiwp=CiviCRM&q=civicrm%2Fevent%2Finfo&reset=1&id=63 Swap meet is the 26th, after the swap meet ends and on the 27th is a repair workshop Plus System Source is a really cool museum like 95% sure I'll be there, probably going to try to be selling there...

I'll be there! I'm gonna try to sell at it, need to try to clear up some space

Just checked with a friend who went with me last year, he purchased in advanced and it was $34 after fees for one day(not sure day of pricing, but I'd assume $10 extra). So I don't think there was a huge jump last year to this year, but does seem like there was between 23 and 24

can't find what the price was last year(I must have paid cash), but found my credit card statement from 2023, was $25(at the door on saturday) this year it's $46 for 1 day at the door($36 if you buy early) Not sure if its a case of infoage charging them more for the event, or what's going on...

along with what Kenny said, the campus that VCF East is on is really cool with a bunch of independent museums, so I highly recommend taking some time to explore. Military vehicles, TV & Radio museum, theres a model railroad layout there, a shipwreck museum.

I'll be there saturday!

gonna have to print out a set of these in preparation of the @MacEffects bezel!

If all goes to plan: globaltalk project finish building the Rackintosh LC(a Mac LC logic board in an old Sonicwall case, being used as my globaltalk router) finish setting up the retro network which includes Quantum SNAPServer for file sharing(native Appletalk support for globaltalk) Cobalt...

This is awesome! What did the printed parts from shapeways end up costing?

surprised there wasn't a topic on this yet VCF Midwest 2023 is less than a month away! https://vcfmw.org/ I went last year for the first time(been to East a handful of times before that) and had a blast.

Thanks @MacintoshLibrarian for contacting them and helping get this filament made! Ordered a spool yesterday.

Jokes on you, the wrench that I used is somewhere on my desk. along with all the other tools that are supposed to hang on the pegboard, along with a sandwich, along with like 6 different projects!

so I stole drakes idea and made it better I first 3d printed the adapter, but bumped my printer like 80% into the print and didn't trust the structural integrity of the print job. Rather than reprint it, I got a generic monitor VESA plate, and a piece of the scope arm, and was planning on...

You were the guy who was sharing the table with Matt, and had mostly SUN stuff, Cobalt Qubes, etc? if so, I bought that recapped mystic board from you, which works fantastically and will live happily ever after in my Color Classic!

even though I know he has like 8045 projects on his plate, @jcm-1 !

Had a blast! Was great to hang out with people I've met at other VCF events, people I knew just online, and some new people as well! Drive out there was about 14 hours from CT(did about 10 hours fist day and stopped in Milan, Ohio, and then the rest of the trip Friday) Drive back was longer...