- I fixed it.
- True. The previous post was here: https://twostopbits.com/item?id=3057
Gonna to delete this one.
- Note that Two Stop Bits includes links to the Internet Archive for every post (see the 'ia' link near the story title).
- My problem also.
- And AT codes are alive and well inside your phone today. It's likely the software is talking to the baseband using them.
- It takes over the bus inside the Vectrex and forces a HALT on its processor. That way the Pi can completely control the Vectrex.
- Nooooo! Somebody save me! I've been tempted over and over again to buy a Vectrex because they are so great and now this. However will I ever resist the temptation? :-)
- I just bought an OG Tempest like DavePl has. I’m at my lifetime vector machine limit. I don’t see Vextrex come up for sale in Canada very often. Are they common in your area ?
- That's a neat solution. I spent enough on Tempest as a kid I should've probably just done what you have years ago. Then just a sit-down Star Wars, Asteroids, obviously Battlezone and then my other massive consumer of 10p pieces - Lunar Lander.
I wonder what a vector future would have looked like if raster hadn't won?
- That brings back memories. I did a lot of work on Novell IPX/SPX and VINES was one of the competing technologies. Ultimately, TCP/IP won.
- The young'uns today spoiled with their Ethernet and TCP/IP! I have this T-Shirt (this is the one at the CHM), but it reminds me what internetworking was all about in the 90's. I remember listenening to the clicks in the Token Ring MSAU's and learning all about DEC LAT at 0200 on a Friday morning while in the SBC office in London...
https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/networking/19/376...
- Wild!
- More
Would it be too much of an ask to style http articles differently so we know what’s safe(r) to click ?