"day of the dead battery"
Boogie board on the fridge for groceries.. dead. ( but impressive, it had the original battery for close to 10 years i think. it was a gen1.. still going strong )
One of the security cams.. dead
My bedroom IP phone.. dead..
One of the cars.. dead..
Living room thermometer.. dead..
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still have 8 of the mini ones, and 1 of the project i help start + the expansion bus board.
None of them are populated . just shoved in a bag in the closet. I started to populate the fruit of my project.. but that is when i started losing interest in it all. So after a few caps, it was over. ( and the next month or so later, the retro-purge happened )
Wed Apr 24 2024 22:24:56 EDT from IGnatius T FoobarYou had Z80 boards?
So we are now to be in the basement? How fitting :)
I've got some enterprise SSD's coming this week, so if they work properly then yes, Uncensored will be down here in the garage sometime soon. I've been spending some of my late nights here ever since installing this machine, not using it as a server (yet) but as simply another place to tinker. This room is also my "shop" so there's a bit of a "man cave" feel to it, reminiscent of the basement in my old house where I spent many nights on the computer.
The screen is an old Westinghouse LCD with 1280x1024 display. I'm running my terminal program with the Terminus font in 12 point (one of its native sizes) with font smoothing disabled. It has a lovely look, a bit retro but clean and easy to look at.