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I can also recommend: VWestlife This Does Not Compute Michael MJD Tech Tangents Janus Cycle LGR Posy Cathode Ray Dude

by FirmwareBurner 1y ago

Gracana 1y ago
CelGenStudios and Usagi Electric are good channels for vintage computing stuff.
drooopy 1y ago
It's a shame that Druaga1 stopped posting on YouTube because he should be on that list.
encom 1y ago
Posy seconded. He's weird (and I'm certain he would agree), but in a fun and interesting way. The music used in his videos is composed and recorded by himself, btw. A recommendation of mine is Bad Obsession Motorsport. Two men in a shed put a Celica engine in an Austin Mini. So far it's taken 12 years and 41 episodes. Some astonishing engineering going there. If you're into cars, I'll also recommend "driving 4 answers". Very well researched and presented videos about engine technology.
- FirmwareBurner 1y ago
  >He's weird He's just Dutch :)
  - wkjagt 1y ago
    He's very Dutch indeed. His English is also full of dutch-isms that maybe only dutch people recognize. I'm Dutch, but live in Canada. Watching his videos make me miss my home country.
- vlachen 1y ago
  Seconding Bad Obsession. Not only is their build quality outstanding, their video production efforts are top notch. Their dedication to the concept and execution of Project Binky is nothing short of amazing.
  - mmmlinux 1y ago
    I got a little less interested in the videos once they got to the trimming out the car part. I liked when they were building the car and were doing (what seems to me) like excellent work. then they got to the dashboard and it became what ever goes. like the dashboard clock in the latest video...
    - vlachen 1y ago
      I feel like some of that wonkiness (like the ridiculous clock) has to do with their drive to keep the car's feel as "80s Mini" as possible.
andrepd 1y ago
A couple more, adjacent: Ahoy (if you like Amiga and old video games, I cannot recommend enough) Ben Eater Majulaar Tantacrul And of course Veritasium with the consistently super interesting science videos.
- worble 1y ago
  Majulaar's Ultima retrospective is one the highlights of my subscription feed
  - andrepd 1y ago
    Ooh, nice to find someone who is following that too ahahah Ultima Underworld is my favourite so far, that's an outstanding game.
- mrguyorama 1y ago
  Ahoy is essential just for how well produced their deep dive content is. The great art and music really elevate it from a "Watch something for an hour and learn some computing history" to "Have an experience for an hour"
jabroni_salad 1y ago
+ Techmoan
corysama 1y ago
If the idea of just chilling out and appreciating old tech with a slick presentation sounds good to you, you might like https://youtube.com/@PosyMusic https://youtube.com/@PosyMusic
- pimlottc 1y ago
  I know it's a cliche to say a Youtuber is unique, but Posy really is quite incredible. He's certainly not the only one making videos about vintage 80s technology but his great videography, calm tone, odd manner of speech, occasional goofy humor, and beautiful custom-made audio soundtracks make for a mesmerizing presentation.
numpad0 1y ago
Huygens Optics CuriousMarc Applied Science (<- not the journal) clabretro xkcd's What If? optimum
- masklinn 1y ago
  Calum, LowSpecGamer, Mustard, Rhystic Studies
thecosmicfrog 1y ago
+1 for LGR. Also adding TechMoan to that list.

I can also recommend: VWestlife This Does Not Compute Michael MJD Tech Tangents Janus Cycle LGR Posy Cathode Ray Dude

Gracana 1y ago

CelGenStudios and Usagi Electric are good channels for vintage computing stuff.

drooopy 1y ago

It's a shame that Druaga1 stopped posting on YouTube because he should be on that list.

encom 1y ago

Posy seconded. He's weird (and I'm certain he would agree), but in a fun and interesting way. The music used in his videos is composed and recorded by himself, btw. A recommendation of mine is Bad Obsession Motorsport. Two men in a shed put a Celica engine in an Austin Mini. So far it's taken 12 years and 41 episodes. Some astonishing engineering going there. If you're into cars, I'll also recommend "driving 4 answers". Very well researched and presented videos about engine technology.

FirmwareBurner 1y ago
>He's weird He's just Dutch :)
- wkjagt 1y ago
  He's very Dutch indeed. His English is also full of dutch-isms that maybe only dutch people recognize. I'm Dutch, but live in Canada. Watching his videos make me miss my home country.
vlachen 1y ago
Seconding Bad Obsession. Not only is their build quality outstanding, their video production efforts are top notch. Their dedication to the concept and execution of Project Binky is nothing short of amazing.
- mmmlinux 1y ago
  I got a little less interested in the videos once they got to the trimming out the car part. I liked when they were building the car and were doing (what seems to me) like excellent work. then they got to the dashboard and it became what ever goes. like the dashboard clock in the latest video...
  - vlachen 1y ago
    I feel like some of that wonkiness (like the ridiculous clock) has to do with their drive to keep the car's feel as "80s Mini" as possible.

andrepd 1y ago

A couple more, adjacent: Ahoy (if you like Amiga and old video games, I cannot recommend enough) Ben Eater Majulaar Tantacrul And of course Veritasium with the consistently super interesting science videos.

worble 1y ago
Majulaar's Ultima retrospective is one the highlights of my subscription feed
- andrepd 1y ago
  Ooh, nice to find someone who is following that too ahahah Ultima Underworld is my favourite so far, that's an outstanding game.
mrguyorama 1y ago
Ahoy is essential just for how well produced their deep dive content is. The great art and music really elevate it from a "Watch something for an hour and learn some computing history" to "Have an experience for an hour"

jabroni_salad 1y ago

+ Techmoan

corysama 1y ago

If the idea of just chilling out and appreciating old tech with a slick presentation sounds good to you, you might like https://youtube.com/@PosyMusic https://youtube.com/@PosyMusic

pimlottc 1y ago
I know it's a cliche to say a Youtuber is unique, but Posy really is quite incredible. He's certainly not the only one making videos about vintage 80s technology but his great videography, calm tone, odd manner of speech, occasional goofy humor, and beautiful custom-made audio soundtracks make for a mesmerizing presentation.

numpad0 1y ago

Huygens Optics CuriousMarc Applied Science (<- not the journal) clabretro xkcd's What If? optimum

masklinn 1y ago
Calum, LowSpecGamer, Mustard, Rhystic Studies

thecosmicfrog 1y ago

+1 for LGR. Also adding TechMoan to that list.