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infernal machines posted:why do you have four obsolete computers stored in your attic for the last 30 years it aint my fuckin attic bro
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you said you have 4 of the obsolete computers, not an attic. just admit you love the old computers and want to kiss them
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emoji posted:they were worth $6500 apiece in 1989 in 1989 dollarr buy high sell low
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Jan 31, 2015 04:35
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emoji posted:you said you have 4 of the obsolete computers, not an attic. just admit you love the old computers and want to kiss them I will admit this
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Jan 31, 2015 05:29
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you should pull the PRAM batteries out of those. they tend to explode and leak all over the place if stored for too long, especially somewhere hot.
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Jan 31, 2015 05:44
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Snapchat A Titty posted:im pretty sure my 7th year of life i ate only potatoes only because my dad bought a mac when i was like 12 or 13 my dad told my mom we couldn't afford school supplies, turns out what he didn't tell her is it was because he was blowing a lot of money into trying to build a scale steam locomotive.
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Jan 31, 2015 05:49
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Binary Badger posted:i still play it every day thanks to sheep shaver got this working in basilisk ii, although rescue 1.6 is buttery-smooth while 2.0.5 has a much, much choppier frame-rate - is this just the way 2.0.5 is or do i need to emulate a faster mac?
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Jan 31, 2015 07:06
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graph posted:good look. i have 4 in my parents attic, all working it was a special se/30: atomicthumbs posted:the one I sold had a grayscale internal video card in it, functioning setups of which probably number in the tens or less. apparently the micron xceed is the "holy grail" of classic macintosh collecting. and someone recycled it
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Jan 31, 2015 15:24
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:got this working in basilisk ii, although rescue 1.6 is buttery-smooth while 2.0.5 has a much, much choppier frame-rate - is this just the way 2.0.5 is or do i need to emulate a faster mac? seems smooth to me in sheep shaver but i seem to remember a long time ago in a discussion group somewhere that the author was either still fine tuning his quickdraw calls or had abandoned direct writes to the screen or something
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Jan 31, 2015 20:38
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:got this working in basilisk ii, although rescue 1.6 is buttery-smooth while 2.0.5 has a much, much choppier frame-rate - is this just the way 2.0.5 is or do i need to emulate a faster mac? Binary Badger posted:seems smooth to me in sheep shaver but i seem to remember a long time ago in a discussion group somewhere that the author was either still fine tuning his quickdraw calls or had abandoned direct writes to the screen or something just out of curiousity, would pearpc running an old os x with classic be any faster or is that not possible?
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Jan 31, 2015 20:49
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on the subject of pearpc http://www.mactalk.com.au/18/1496-mac-os-x-panther-25mhz-centris-650-a.html quote:Now a small setback. The 3GB panther image from the Athlon doesn't work. More accurately, it just doesn't fit on the filesystem, 2GB file limit and failure!. not sure why one would want to do this but it's sort of funny to see a 68k mac booting os x
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OSI bean dip posted:on the subject of pearpc haha i remember this from way back quote:I expect to have this done by the time longhorn ships. 
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Jan 31, 2015 22:44
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i remember playing a bitchin game of lunatic fringe then bumping the mouse and getting pissed off i also remember watching the lawnmower one cycle like 3 times in a row because i liked to see how many flowers could make it before they were cruelly slaughtered
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Jan 31, 2015 22:51
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classic ive-san https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og_eArXHbDI
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god those cases break so easily
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watching A Bug's Life off of a dvd(!!!) on an original blue iMac at my dad's office equipment sales office one evening with my sister was a religious experience for me
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Wulfolme posted:watching A Bug's Life off of a dvd(!!!) on an original blue iMac at my dad's office equipment sales office one evening with my sister was a religious experience for me getting sucked off by big boob jessica behind the props shed was a religious experience for me. fag
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THC posted:classic ive-san these rigs sucked rear end. FYI n00bs ITT
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Wulfolme posted:watching A Bug's Life off of a dvd(!!!) on an original blue iMac at my dad's office equipment sales office one evening with my sister was a religious experience for me sorry for the derail, and *looks at boss* the delay in the meeting, we'll get back to the agenda in a minute but, *locks eyes with the quoted poster* if a little underweight, low IQ, kyke untermench human being bitch like me can get his dick sucked to sputtering climax by a big titty high school whore, can you loving fathom what kind of loser 'has a religious experience' watching some derivative garbage in some adjunct office to his dads office? does your dad even have a corner office? extremely sad, your small cock, fail life, and poor father. christ
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sexy computar
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Nintendo Kid posted:god those cases break so easily was it the 8500/9500 cases that were impossible to work in? and the 8600/9600 that were great?
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:was it the 8500/9500 cases that were impossible to work in? and the 8600/9600 that were great? ya scrub:  pro: 
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Smythe posted:pre intel macs were loving useless garbage, and if you willingly purchased one it's indicative of extreme fail disease and broken brain syndrome. looking forward to this honeypot thread to identify all the extremely stupid people ITF (in this forum) agreed Smythe. looks like this thread has been fruitful in that regard.
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Feb 6, 2015 15:23
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Chris Knight posted:ya lol those compaqs definitely belong in this poo poo old computer thread.
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Feb 6, 2015 15:26
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had a 9500 that tore my hand apart the one time we upgraded something inside it. like blood everywhere kind of tore up. later i found out that this was normal still remember loading DOOM II the first day we got it, setting it to hi-res, and flipping out at how smooth it ran
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Wulfolme posted:watching A Bug's Life off of a dvd(!!!) on an original blue iMac at my dad's office equipment sales office one evening with my sister was a religious experience for me you had a very pathetic childhood
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Chris Knight posted:ya it's almost amazing how incredibly bad this case design was
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Powercrazy posted:you had a very pathetic childhood it was not actually a religious experience, you goons. just a memorable one.
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infernal machines posted:it's almost amazing how incredibly bad this case design was the worst was that performa with the subwoofer
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infernal machines posted:it's almost amazing how incredibly bad this case design was The design goes all the way back to the Quadra 800 too
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Chris Knight posted:ya
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Chris Knight posted:pro: pro because it was literally press gureen butan and computer open still lots of death metal and first ATI Rage 3D chip on Macs though
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chef goldblum presents the iBook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yMeEpy7PbE
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THC posted:chef goldblum presents the iBook this one is better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQmK1CnwOUI
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piece of LITERAL loving GARBAGE RRRARARHGJ
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old mac trip report: went to pick up the 1400, it boots fine tho i'll need to reformat it and install 8.6 since it's in dutch right now he was clearing out his storage and threw in a hard drive-less pismo that boots, an og airport that i've just cannibalised the wifi card from, office 98, a cf card of unknown capacity and a pcmcia adaptor for it, and a pro mouse i could probably sell the pismo alone and make a profit
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Feb 6, 2015 21:43
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that's pretty much all you can do with an original Airport other than use it for a hat around halloween
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that's not true, i could use it to share my dial-up well ok not now that i've disemboweled it but you know
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THC posted:classic ive-san no  yes
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was it the apple card or Lucent? if apple card it's actually a second gen airport edit: wow sure is scary to see pre-warty schiller and old school ive
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