Wait, this thing even has a headphone jack? now that's just ridiculous!Hahaha! I'm pretty sure that it does output in stereo when headphones are plugged in, at least!
Wait, this thing even has a headphone jack? now that's just ridiculous!Hahaha! I'm pretty sure that it does output in stereo when headphones are plugged in, at least!
Wait, this thing even has a headphone jack? now that's just ridiculous!
Incredible!It does a fine impersonation of a real Game Boy, as well.
everybody gangsta till the cmos battery dies
Yep. It just seemingly vanished. And my other card is used up by my Wii (that I modded, also couldn't quote directly because it's an edit)Have you checked inside the Raspberry Pi?
Just a computer that I'm building. I'm using and finding as many old parts as possible to build a 2000ish computer. Aiming to load it with Win 98. Still looking for an old likely discoloured white case to really seal the retro deal here. (Well, retro for me as I was born in 1996).what is it?
Not sure yet, something near the year 2000 and made by Intel. I'll find out when I can actually boot it into Windowseverybody gangsta till the cmos battery dies
What processor is that?
Hahah. There are tons of these at my workplace. In Africa the retro is still aroundStill looking for an old likely discoloured white case to really seal the retro deal here.
When I got started with computers, which was with a Commodore 64, we had to load things in from cassette-tapes! (In the UK, floppy-disk drives didn't catch on because they cost as much as, or more than, the computer did.) When I see kids today complaining about loading-times, I just laugh, because they've never sat through a 5 to 30 minute wait to load a game or an office program. Don't even get me started on badly-thought-out multi-loads or faulty tapes that only worked on one side but not the other...Just a computer that I'm building. I'm using and finding as many old parts as possible to build a 2000ish computer. Aiming to load it with Win 98. Still looking for an old likely discoloured white case to really seal the retro deal here. (Well, retro for me as I was born in 1996).
Mostly for nostalgia and to be able to run old programs without emulation.
After that's all done with I'll be attempting to marry a virtual PBX, the Win 98 and a dial-up modem along with my actual modem to see if I can rig up a pseudo-dial-up connection. Just to see if it can be done.When I got started with computers, which was with a Commodore 64, we had to load things in from cassette-tapes! (In the UK, floppy-disk drives didn't catch on because they cost as much as, or more than, the computer did.) When I see kids today complaining about loading-times, I just laugh, because they've never sat through a 5 to 30 minute wait to load a game or an office program. Don't even get me started on badly-thought-out multi-loads or faulty tapes that only worked on one side but not the other...
Your build sounds positively modern compared to all of that.
Speaking of 90s music, I cannot think of Tamagotchi without thinking of Backstreet Boys' "Everybody"This clearly wins the thread.
I keep getting ads for that game.
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