Retro Computing Roundtable

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July 28, 2019RCR Episode 195: Desert Island Computer
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Michael Mulhern, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Desert island computer
If you had to use a single retro computer exclusively for a full year as your only computer at home, what would you choose?
Topic and feedback notes:
IBM Semi-Automatic Ground Environment

Stardot forum for Acorn and BBC Micros

Graphically Speaking (enhanced edition)

Procedural planetary exploration across the decades

ZX-HD
Retro Computing News:
Restored Apollo Mission Control Center reopens for public viewing
Restoring the Apollo Mission Control Center (Houston We Have a Podcast, episode 96)
50 Years on the Moon: The Evolution of Lunar Lander Games
Project Egress
Video about Project Egress, with Adam Savage
MIT Museum "Moon Shots".
Copy protection in the 80s, showcased by classic game Dungeon Master
Video describing copy protection in Dungeon Master (Modern Vintage Gamer)
10 (or more???) Apple 1s to be at VCF West
30th anniversary note to Prince of Persia fans
A Photo History of Frog Design
Frog Design virtual gallery
Keep it Simple: The Early Design Years of Apple (Hartmut Esslinger, 2014)
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

VCF West. Mountain View, CA. Aug 3-4, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019

Tandy Assembly 2019. Springfield, OH. Sept 27-29, 2019
Vintage Computer Commercial:
IBM SAGE
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Bletchley Park prints
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Apple Modem 1200
CH Products Mach IV+ Mac joystick

Apple IIGS for the Servicing Technician

Apple IIe and IIc+ for the Servicing Technician

SAGE II computer

Apple February 1983 logo print on vellum

Michael: 1982 Dungeons of Daggorath
Amiga 500/2000 VXL30 Accelerator 68030

Paul: Vintage computer dont no if works
PET 2001

TRS-80 Model 4P

NEC PC-8300 that I might have already bought

Visual Almanac

Apple II accessories box

VT100 manual

Closing comments:
Darkstar Unhinged by Snacking On Software is available for pre-order

Darkstar Unhinged gameplay video
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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July 01, 2019RCR Episode 194: Challenges of the more recently obsolete
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Challenges of the more recently obsolete. A bunch of older computers can almost interact with the modern environments, but not quite. For example eMates, old iMacs, etc. have wireless capabilities but require network protocols that are increasingly unsupported. What kinds of things have you tried to work with these more recently obsolete computers, what has worked, what hasn't?
Topic and feedback notes:
WiFi connection for Newton 2x00 and eMate 300

Writing with the Alphasmart Dana

Netatalk

A2server

Memofest Recaps

Exapunks

Computing Britain podcast series

vintagecomputer.ca
Retro Computing News:
This TRS-80
CP/Mish, an open-source reimplementation/clone of CP/M 2.2
Cool demo of coding on a late-model Z80 laptop
New Hampshire has now installed the BASIC historical marker
The origin of the blink tag
Video stream of the 8-bit symphony
Main site for the 8-bit symphony
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

VCF West. Mountain View, CA. Aug 3-4, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019

Tandy Assembly 2019. Springfield, OH. Sept 27-29, 2019
Vintage Computer Commercial:
Atari Space Invaders 1980 TV commercial
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Vintage Tech Stickers
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Franklin Ace 500
SD DuoDisk Floppy Disk Drive Emulator

Earl: Vintage Intel C8702A (1702) EPROM Gold Ceramic Case

Paul: Most recent Apple Workstation card sold on eBay that I could find, none currently listed
Alphasmart Dana Wireless

Very nice PX-8 set with a lot of stuff including the disk drive

PX-8 software set

3D printed PX-8/PX-4 ROM cradles

Rockwell AIM-65 in an EMP-proof case

Closing comments:
Mechanical Binary Counter

The Base.cs Podcast

TinyFPGA
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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June 17, 2019RCR Episode 193: Uncollecting
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Uncollecting
If you have to cut down (for whatever reason), how would you do it? Where would you start? Narrow focus on brands, models? Give away, sell?
Topic and feedback notes:
The Mysterious and Strange Origin of the Floppy Disk

The countdown clock on the WOPR was run by an Apple II
Retro Computing News:
HelloEdit
Checkpoint: An unreleased game from Infocom
Checkpoint source
SDrive-Max for Atari 8bits.
SDrive-Max project page
SDrive-Max project page on GitHub
A place to buy a built SDrive-Max
SDrive-Max video demo

Wear gloves when repairing old synthesizers
Hackaday link about the synthesizer repair
Apple IIslice keyboard by John Leake
Unijoysticle II - Adapter to use Bluetooth controls / joystick in Commodore, Amiga and Atari
See also: video demo of the Unijoystickle II
See also: AP40 Bluetooth controller

Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

VCF West. Mountain View, CA. Aug 3-4, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019

Tandy Assembly 2019. Springfield, OH. Sept 27-29, 2019
Vintage Computer Commercial:
Color Computer 3

Apple PowerBook Duo
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Retro Computer Comforter
Auction Picks:
Carrington: 25 ZX Spectrum game cassettes
New Old Computer

2008 MacBook Air

Earl: Vintage Working IBM Model M 1393464 Clicky Mechanical Keyboard 1989 Made in USA

Paul: Mountain of Thunder Mountains. One title. MasterType’s Figures + Formulas (Apple II)
These aren’t old enough to be interesting yet are they? Clamshell iBook SE

IBM multiple-card layout form pad

CDC mini computer

Ethernet microdock

Large Sord lot (SORD M223 Mark II) for pick up only near KCMO

See also: SORD

An Amdek Color-II looking out of place atop an IBM 5150

Novation 300 coupler

Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

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June 02, 2019RCR Episode 192: Clearly, capacitors capacitate
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Clearly, capacitors capacitate
It's episode 0xC0. We talk about feedback.
Topic and feedback notes:
Sundog Resurrection Project

One of Blake's capacitors failed

Exidy Sorcerer II

Fixing a TRS-80 Model 100 LCD issue

Newly manufactured PC-1 LCDs are in

Video of the installation of a new PC-1 LCD

The Chiptune story

Hoover LINX
Retro Computing News:
Jason Scott uploads Infocom game source code to GitHub
Infocom game source code on GitHub
Learning ZIL by Steve Meretzky
Game On: Kevin Savetz interviews Steve Meretzky
Eaten By A Grue, the Infocom Podcast
Chris Torrence reviews the VidHD
More info on the VidHD
Kickstarter: Before Macintosh: The Apple Lisa
Kickstarter: Nox Archaist
Did a vigilante ROM leaker go too far to “preserve” a lost Atari ROM?
Looking at old classified ads
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
WOzFest 12:00, Sydney, May 25, 2019

QFest 12, Brisbane, May 25, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

VCF West. Mountain View, CA. Aug 3-4, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer Commercial:
ComputerLand Commercial - 1/29/1981
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Drink Different ice cube mold
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Radio Shack Mathmile rotating computer
Tower Mechanical Pocket Calculator

See also: We Are Legion (We are Bob)

Earl: IBM 5120 / 5110-3 Computer with 5103 Printer

Paul: Pursuit of the Graf Spee
See also: The Digital Antiquarian, on SSI

See also: 0.1% of all the copies there ever were

LCD clock

68000 card for Apple II

Closing comments:
Epson still makes dot matrix printers
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

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April 22, 2019RCR Episode 191: Re: recapping
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Re: recapping
How dangerous is it to keep our heads in the sand about failing capacitors on our vintage computers? How hard is it to fix them? Do we all need to learn how to do this?
Topic and feedback notes:
Let's talk about capacitor failure (ByteCellar)

Experiences with capacitor failure (Hackaday)

ReativeMicro universal PSU kit for Apple II/III

MacCaps

Building the System/360 nearly destroyed IBM.

TekGear's Twiddler

Remembrance agent

Wearable computing, remembrance agent and privacy

Hashtag Softg

July 1984 issue of A+ magazine (article about Douglas Englebart and the mouse)
Retro Computing News:
Teardown of a 50 Year Old Modem
Neon816 MiniTX Retro System
Retroshield for Arduino Mega
Emulating an Altair 8800 on an Apple II
Building a homebrew video game console
BASIC 10Liners 2019 results
IMSAI 8080 papercraft
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
Computer Conservation Society lecture series, Manchester and London

VCF Southeast, Roswell, GA, April 27-28

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

GORF (The Great Oz-stralian Retro-technology Festival), Melbourne, Apr 24-28, 2019

CoCoFest, Lombard, IL, May 4-5, 2019

WOzFest 12:00, Sydney, May 25, 2019

QFest 12, Brisbane, May 25, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Apple II (1979)

Windows 95 Crowd Control (Macintosh)
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Apple IIGS Cap
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Trio of vintage Apples: SE, LC475, and IIc
BENQ BL702A Monitor for Apple IIgs

Earl: PDP-8/S, serial number 0

Paul: Magic floppy endensificator
General Magic DataRover 840

Tulip System 1

HX-20 with ribbons, BASIC, case

Softgraf

JR 01 computer kit

Thunder Mountain software collection

ZX-80 kit

Compaticard I

Windows 95 Sucks Less

Paul: Kaypro II showed up on Miracle Workers. Oh I saw Kevin too at the People’s Republic of Interactive Fiction meeting.
Closing comments:
Miracle Workers show

People’s Republic of Interactive Fiction
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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March 24, 2019RCR Episode 190: Forward-looking Tech of the 60s-70s-80s
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, and Jack Nutting
Topic: Most innovative / forward-looking technology in the 60s/70s/80s
Mostly, an excuse to talk about Douglas Englebart's "mother of all demos." But other topics are welcome too.
Topic and feedback notes:
The Mother of All Demos, Douglas Englebart (1968)

Retrobits Podcast episode reviewing What the Dormouse Said (covering events of the era)

Lisa slideshow

Merlin in a browser (and links to other IXO things)

Byte 1982 article on IXO telecomputer

Paul's Retrochallenge 2014 WW on IXO

AmigaOS 3.1.4

Kano (Raspberry Pi-based programming kits for kids)

Ad for the Portbubble terminal

X-keys XK-16 Stick

Pac-Man: The untold story of how we really played the game

HN discussion on arcade cabinet restoration
Retro Computing News:
Kickstarter: Transparent toaster Mac case
Beto O'Rourke's history with Cult of the Dead Cow
Twitter thread from author with further details
Creating new LCD displays for repairs
8-bit symphony
Anti-M (pre-boot for protected Apple II disks)
Upcoming Shows:
Computer Conservation Society lecture series, Manchester and London

VCF Pacific Northwest, Living Computers: Museum+Labs, Seattle, WA, Mar 23-24, 2019

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

GORF (The Great Oz-stralian Retro-technology Festival), Melbourne, Apr 24-28, 2019

CoCoFest, Lombard, IL, May 4-5, 2019

WOzFest 12:00, Sydney, May 25, 2019

QFest 12, Brisbane, May 25, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
IBM 5100 (1977)
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
1977 Pillow
Auction Picks:
Earl: Vintage Burroughs B 9974-5 Disk Pack

Jack: eMate 300 with all its stuff

Paul: IBM Microsoft Adventure
New Old Computer

See also: Electronika KR-03

See also: @Foone discussing one on Twitter

ORA RedGuard Data Protection

Osborne car adapter

Maxell 10-minute cassette

Quazon Quik-Link 300

CP+ Telecoupler

Closing comments:
Scooping the Soviets
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

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March 11, 2019RCR Episode 189: Revoking end of life status
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Revoking end of life status
There have been a few modern updates to operating systems that were long done with development, e.g., ProDOS, GS/OS, DOS 4.1 in the Apple world. And new plugins and things made for old systems. Um. Thoughts?
Topic and feedback notes:
Sheep who love Car Talk

DOS 4.1 for the Apple II

DOS 4.1 announcement

ProDOS 8. Covers updates to ProDOS 8. for the Apple II

GS/OS System 6.0.4

SpartaDOS X

NitrOS-9

FreeDOS

Fixing the IIc Plus Beep

Apple IIc Plus accelerator control

Book: ZX Spectrum Games Code Club

Why 80’s BASIC still matters

Altair-duino

Commodore PET mini

A look at the short-lived 3” compact floppy disk.
Retro Computing News:
Jim Henson technology films
Paperwork Explosion, 1963 film about MT/ST word processor

Robot

Charlie Magnetico

Rowlf the dog meets an IBM typewriter

Cookie Monster for IBM

AT&T Archives
RetroChallenge 2019/03 is underway
TimeOut Edit BASIC
Call-A.P.P.L.E. announcement of TimeOut Edit BASIC
The Atari Accountant
Spectrum Addict 2.5 documentary kickstarter
The Sparkstone: Tales of Florb
Sinclair ZX Spectrum prototype donated to Centre for Computing History
Javascript: the good parts
Upcoming Shows:
Computer Conservation Society lecture series, Manchester and London

VCF Pacific Northwest, Living Computers: Museum+Labs, Seattle, WA, Mar 23-24, 2019

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

GORF (The Great Oz-stralian Retro-technology Festival), Melbourne, Apr 24-28, 2019

WOzFest 12:00, Sydney, Apr 27, 2019

QFest 12, Brisbane, Apr 27, 2019

CoCoFest, Lombard, IL, May 4-5, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
My Talking Computer

Lemon Pledge (1966)
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Lemon clock kit
Auction Picks:
Carrington: New ImageWriter colour ribbons

Earl: IBM Model 5150 Collection

Paul: My Talking Computer
BacPac 100 HD

Teleram Portabubble™/81

DASCO Word Processing catalog

Commodore 264

TI 9900 book

Closing comments:
Nybbles & Bytes
Feedback/Discussion:
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Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

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February 19, 2019RCR Episode 188: Teaching programming using retrocomputers
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, and Jack Nutting
Topic: Learning programming using retrocomputers
Learning programming today using retrocomputing technology? Is this a good idea?
Topic and feedback notes:
Beginning Programming Using Retro Computing (Gerald Friedland)

MicroM8

Usborne computer and coding books

8-bit guy complete Commodore 128 restoration and board repair

GERmulator 8800 (part 4)

SeaMonkey

iMazing
Retro Computing News:
BassoonTracker, an Amiga MOD tracker that runs in a browser
Blog post about BassoonTracker release 0.3.0
John Pfaff got reacquainted with an Apple IIe from his parents’ attic
F18A MK2 maybe soon? Maybe exists?
Tom Greene's collection of 44 ALA software titles
ALA software playable on the Internet Archive

"joeentropy" wrote a couple of ALA titles

Derwyn Joseph Booker v. Commissioner (Tax Ct. 1996)

Bevel M. and Patricia N. Hoffpauir v. Commissioner (Tax Ct. 1996)

Allen v. Columbia Financial Management Ltd. (S.C. Ct. App. 1983)

Jason Scott's tweet re: ALA Software
Upcoming Shows:
Computer Conservation Society lecture series, Manchester and London

Retro Gathering, Västerås, Sweden, Feb 23, 2019

VCF Pacific Northwest, Living Computers: Museum+Labs, Seattle, WA, Mar 23-24, 2019

GORF (The Great Oz-stralian Retro-technology Festival), Melbourne, Apr 24-28, 2019

WOzFest 12:00, Sydney, Apr 27, 2019

QFest 12, Brisbane, Apr 27, 2019

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

CoCoFest, Lombard, IL, May 4-5, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Tandy 102
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Makey Makey Classic

Also mentioned: Otamatone
Auction Picks:
Jack: Choplifter for 7800, “works”
See also: About the Choplifter glitch

Paul: Recapped Apple IIe cards
eMac cat bed

G3 B/W stealth serial port

Apple logo items

Tandy 102, Siemens SD-80 PABX stuff?

TI 99/4a, with Apple sticker

Many many PC disks

VM-4509 monitor, cheap-ish

VIC-1541 drive, couldn’t test, no cords. See other auction for one with cords.

Feedback/Discussion:
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February 16, 2019RCR Episode 187: The oldest software you're still using
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: The oldest software you’re still using
What programs do you still find use for today that originated back in the hazy past? Why are you doing this to yourself?
Topic and feedback notes:
Xcode pipeline for Apple II development

CROSS-CHASE

JVC Floppy Disk Adapter MultiMediaCard-to-3.5” CU-VFM40U

Sony Mavica memory stick to 3.5” floppy adapter

Apple Presents: Computer Capers
Retro Computing News:
Advanced Mac Substitute
Ars Technica article on Advanced Mac Substitute
Real life Tron on an Apple IIGS
Real life Tron commentary
This year's 10-line BASIC contest
Poke Pig

Mini-character-editor
Big Mess O' Wires: Yellowstone goes open source
Big Mess O' Wires: The end of the ROMinator
Big Mess O' Wires: Floppy Emu adds WOZ support
Apple II Desktop alpha released
Cross-development for a 2600 using a C64 and a Starpath Supercharger
Upcoming Shows:
Retro Gathering, Västerås, Sweden, Feb 23, 2019

VCF Pacific Northwest, Living Computers: Museum+Labs, Seattle, WA, Mar 23-24, 2019

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

CoCoFest, Lombard, IL, May 4-5, 2019

KansasFest, Kansas City, MO, Jul 15-21, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, Aug 26-Sep 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Starpath Supercharger
Retro Computing Gift Ideas:
Max Headroom: The complete series boxset
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Friden FlexoWriter
Silver-Seiko Silver Reed Exp 400 daisy wheel printer

See also: 1971 Royal (Silver-Seiko) Swinger typewriter

Paul: PET 2001 manual
Mouse holster

Gravis MouseStick and GMPU

Apple III license plate and an ID-the-old-Apple-stuff game

TI 99/4a CC 9900 Micro-Expansion System

Some 3” disks

Feedback/Discussion:
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January 28, 2019RCR Episode 186 - The eBay-er Necessities
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting) and Carrington Vanston (not hosting)
Topic: The eBay-er Necessities
For finding retrocomputing-related stuff, eBay is the main place to go. How does it work? How can you find things? What should you be careful about? Turns out, there's a lot to say about this.
Topic and feedback notes:
PCW-8256: Guide for connecting a 3.5" drive"

PCW-8256: Replacement disk drive belts"

PCW-8256: Disk images

Nerdly Pleasures blog

PSA: Get your batteries out
Retro Computing News:
New Hampshire to commemorate BASIC with historial marker
Barbara Keremedjiev has re-opened the American Computer & Robotics Museum in Bozeman, MT, created by her late husband, George Keremedjiev
Direct3D team office has a wall of GPU history
Darkstar: Xerox Star emulator now available
Introducing Darkstar
ROMchip journal, call for submissions
Apple Lisa turns 36
Upcoming Shows:
CoCoFEST, Lombard Illinois, May 4-5, 2019

VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ, May 3-5, 2019

Fujiama 2019, Lengenfeld, Germany, August 26-September 4, 2019
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Xerox Star Professional Workstation
Retro Computing Gift Ideas:
BX Foundry BX-110 joystick
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Macintosh Color Classic with Mystic 040 board upgrade and Apple IIe card

Paul: Popular Electronicses
EMMA II 6502 trainer
See also: Information/manuals for EMMA and EMMA II

CBM 4040

Mac2USB

Fix Your Own Computer

Using Word 97

Encyclopedia of Computer Science, 1976

Xerox 820-II

Feedback/Discussion:
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FAQs about Retro Computing Roundtable:

How many episodes does Retro Computing Roundtable have?

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