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  • A1200 Vampire V2

    In what is becoming a Halloween tradition for this channel it's time to look a vampire card (its as close to indulging themed content as I'm ever likely to get), this time we are looking at the Vampire v2 for the A1200.

    Vampire v4 standalone https://youtu.be/YRr74v2tPzM

    My thanks to BigGun for the help with getting it flashed and working.

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  • Retro Computer Festival 2021 (CFCH Cambridge)

    After waiting more than a year, the Retro Computer Festival happen and I went, and I mostly remember to film a video.

    Sorry about the video quality and sometimes iffy audio, it was all shot on my phone.

    Author 20goto10 https://twitter.com/MarquisdeGeek

    Dexter's Tech Lab https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdokYg51aL3FGA4-k4jCAoQ
    Man who remembered to bring a chair https://twitter.com/loudscotsbloke
    Kim-1 Replica https://twitter.com/Devilish_Design
    Bread Board Computer https://twitter.com/6502nerd
    System 1 Pete https://twitter.com/RetroBC_Pete
    ReEnthused https://www.youtube.com/c/ReEnthused
    Binary Dinosaurs https://twitter.com/binarydinosaurs
    Aquarius demo https://twitter.com/Mackjsy
    CFCH https://twitter.com/computermuseum
    The fairs organiser, that dragon32 enthusiast https://twitter.com/HereBeDragons3

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  • Quid Game(s) : Rocket Raid, Missile Base, Monsters #quidgame

    All bought for £1 off eBay. Retro does not have to be expensive.

    #quidgame

    To try these games your self, go to http://www.bbcmicro.co.uk and be amazed you can run a BBC emulator in a browser.

    00:00 - Intro

    13:40 - Copyright
    05:20 - Monsters
    07:08 - Rocket Raid
    09:16 - Missile Base
    11:45 - Conclusion

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  • Windows: The battle for an open standard

    By the end of the 90s the Unix workstation world had worked out that windows was a developing threat. How could they complete, well may windows could become a standard API they could provide an implementation of.

    This video is sponsored by http://www.pcbway.com

    00:00 - Intro

    01:11 - A Brief work from our sponsors
    01:41 - The world of workstations
    04:29 - The rise of windows
    05:20 - Sun PC
    05:50 - Wabi
    10:27 - Word 6 the Trojan Horse
    13:37 - PWI An open Windows Spec
    14:22 - Open standards bodies
    16:35 - 1995 Win32 is here, but so is Java
    17:38 - Sun refocuses on Servers
    19:40 - Sun PCi, the PC on a card
    21:51 - Sun starts making x86_64 servers/workstations
    22:06 - Wine, and the legacy of PWI
    24:20 - Thanks

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  • PIStorm - How it works

    PIStorm has been one of the most interesting, and cheapest accelerators for the Amiga. So I figured it was finally time to look at it, and see how we got here and how it works.

    This video is sponsored by PCBWay (https://www.pcbway.com)

    00:00 - Introduction

    00:50 - What inspired PI Storm (PI Tube )
    04:38 - A Word from our sponsors
    05:04 - PiTube Direct
    06:07 - Bare metal PI
    07:43 - Here comes the storm
    09:34 - CPLDs pins and signals
    12:19 - 68k on Linux
    13:26 - Memory and crossing the clock domain
    18:33 - RTG and other benifits
    20:45 - Lets stick one in an A600
    24:05 - FastRom mapping
    25:11 - PiStorm32
    27:03 - Emu68
    30:00 - Thanks

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  • The story of The Casio Loopy

    Casio thought it had a found an untapped market for consoles, a whole new customer base who they assumed where not using the current crop of consoles. So Casio lunched the Loopy, and its may well be worse than you think it is.

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  • Amiga A500 Upgrade: Mouldy to Marvelous

    Last year I cleaned up one of the most unpleasant smelling machines I've ever been near, a very mouldy Amiga 500. Having used it for a year it's time to pimp my A500, and my tank mouse.

    The aim of the Amiga A500 Upgrade is to get a good looking gaming machine, rather than somthing targeting the most power hungry Amiga applications, and games ported from other platforms.

    If you're interested in the Terriblefire TF536 I'd have a look at the Terriblefire YT channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgHJudlHQiKGx-eSXwpLi8Q, you'll learn a fair bit about electronics and the inner workings of the Amiga, and also about one Scottish band in particular.

    The pervious A500 video where you can discover the vital role dentists played in the birth of the amgia is here https://youtu.be/s9LBa-Wtvdk

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  • 8bit Autopsy: Elite

    Ever wondered how the 3d game for the BBC Mirco Elite managed to fit 8 whole galaxies of 256 planets, and numerous ship designed into on 32k of RAM. Well its time to take Acornsoft's Elite apart and see what makes it tick.

    Mark Moxon's website is https://www.bbcelite.com/

    Ian Bell's website is http://www.iancgbell.clara.net/elite/

    0:00 - Intro

    2:15 - Screen mode
    3:58 - Procedurally generated universe
    5:05 - Planet names
    6:00 - Text tokens
    7:50 - 3d Graphics
    8:56 - Small angle approximation
    10:22 - Main loop
    11:45 - Loop counter
    12:33 - Ship drawing
    13:16 - Drawing on screen & the screen co-ordinates system
    14:05 - Zero page
    14:40 - Acorn Electron version
    15:40 - Conclusion
    16:12 - Thanks

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  • Intel's biggest blunder: Itanium

    Intel is a very successful company, but sometimes it makes mistakes, and very few mistakes are this titanic, its time to talk about Itanium.

    SGI Video

    https://youtu.be/gVyCjweagJM

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