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I thought for a moment this was from Curious Marc[0], who has an addiction to vintage HP gear although mainly from the 60s and 70s. I have no affiliation but i
by mozman 3y ago
I thought for a moment this was from Curious Marc[0], who has an addiction to vintage HP gear although mainly from the 60s and 70s.
I have no affiliation but if you like vintage computing he has quite an amazing video collection, including restoring and using gear from the Apollo mission.
[0] https://youtube.com/@CuriousMarc https://youtube.com/@CuriousMarc
- gbraad 3y agoThis is most likely Tech Tangent. In the end hed details how the disk images messaged by the hp museum are hard to repro. Glad he deals with this, otherwise they could have been preserved but still lost.
- SOTGO 3y agoIt's not Tech Tangent I think. In the article he writes "some of the disk images [Tech Tangents] found at the HP Computer Museum" which implies to me that they're different people working on similar machines. Also Tech Tangent's name is Shelby, and this author is going by Robin Kearey, who seams to be a real person.
- gbraad 3y agothe article is about the Tech Tangent video, that is what I guessed and it is. the article writes about the dodgy video cable... which is shown in the first few minutes. so whoever wrote it, made a summary. It plays pacman very shitty BTW, as the TSR control bar will stay on screen.