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  • How 90s dial-up Internet worked, and let's make our own ISP.

    Up until home broad band came into existence the only way to access the internet at home was to get your modem to call the ISP's phone number and listen to the unpleasant sound that would happen.

    In this video we look at the history and technology of dial-up ISPs and build one our self.

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

    Johnny Blanchard re-enthused https://www.youtube.com/c/ReEnthused

    Retro Princess https://www.youtube.com/c/RetroPrincess
    Yesterzine https://www.youtube.com/user/Duds2k1

    0:00 - Introduction

    1:02 - A word from our sponsors
    1:45 - Let normal service resume
    3:07 - Bell 101 Modem
    3:51 - Hayes Smart Modem
    7:38 - Building an ISP
    8:34 - Telephone line simulator
    11:05 - Building a Linux Dialup Server
    14:28 - Client setup
    15:34 - First test
    16:00 - Comparing our setup to a commercial one
    19:36 - 56k modems & ISDN
    25:50 - Radius
    27:20 - Testing over the real phone network
    29:59 - Free serve
    34:50 - The coming of broad band
    35:43 - Emergence service after the POTS switch off
    37:27 - Thanks

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  • Netscape it's rise, fall, and eventual revenge

    The browser that opened a door to the huge explosion in popularity for the Web, it dominated the early web scene, but after only a few years Microsoft's browser IE had a larger market share. How did this happen, and what did Netscape do in response, and what was the effects of those actions on us today.

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

    0:00 - Introduction

    0:39 - The first ones
    2:47 - A word from our sponsor
    3:05 - The beginning of Netscape
    5:45 - Netscape 2
    10:04 - IE
    13:30 - Win98 Anti Trust case
    16:41 - AOL
    17:22 - Mozilla Org
    19:58 - The End...

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  • What do a beach, flame throwers, and a global telecoms network have in common ?

    Its not often beaches, telecoms, and flame throwers mix, but at the birth of global telecommunication, when telegraphy services where king they did.

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

    0:00 - Introduction

    0:35 - A Word from our sponsor
    0:55 - PK the early years
    3:37 - WW1
    4:27 - WW2
    7:48 - How it worked
    9:39 - The collage years
    12:48 - So much shinny brass electrical kit
    13:40 - The end of the telegraph
    14:30 - Thanks for watching

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  • iAPX The first time Intel tried to kill x86

    Intel seems to like trying to kill off it's most successful line of x86 CPUs. Itanium might be the last time we all remember, but the first time was with iAPX.

    Lets look at the architecture that was once Intel's future, until it crashed and burnt.

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

    0:00 - Introduction

    0:16 - A word from our sponsor
    0:43 - The background
    1:20 - What iAPX stands for (Intel can't spell)
    2:33 - iAPX and high level languages
    4:19 - Ada
    5:59 - iMAX
    6:55 - iAPX 432 (The lemon)
    9:00 - The compiler is rubbish too
    11:00 - IBM PC to the rescue
    13:30 - 80286 the end of the iAPX 432
    16:00 - Thanks

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  • The NeXT Video

    When Steve Jobs left Apple he setup a company that would create one of the most interesting Unix workstations. The NeXT computer would have an out sized effect on our society and the future of Apple.

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  • DEC and the PiDP-11

    Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) was at one point the 2nd largest computer company in the world. Defining the mini computer, with its PDP range. It would eventually go one the create the VAX line of computers and its VMS operating system, and well as the Alpha processor.

    Its time to look at the history of DEC, and its PDP line of machines, and build the PDP-11 replica kit the PiDP-11

    Thanks to Poke, for letting me use their music, if you want to hear more https://soundcloud.com/user-455711299

    You can get your own PiDP-11 from https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/pidp-11-get-one

    0:00 - Introduction

    1:00 - The PDP-1
    12:05 - Soldering Montage
    15:19 - The mistake
    15:33 - The desoldering resoldering montage
    16:40 - The kits complete
    17:43 - Fun with switches, using the PDP-11
    23:00 - Ken Olsen (Decent human being)
    27:16 - Eastern block PDP clones
    27:50 - Summary

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  • Pokemon Black and White RANDOMIZER! | E01 | VOD

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    The very first episode of our POKEMON RANDOMIZER! What a wild trip this was-- clearly I messed with the settings a little too much. But I had a blast and I can't wait to play some more next week!!

    Support what I do & where to find me:

    āœØ My website: https://doomvega.art/
    ā˜• Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/doomvega
    šŸ‘¾ DOOMVEGA Discord Server: https://discord.gg/7SPVYjMx5m
    šŸŽ® Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/doomvega
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    šŸ”„ Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/doomvxga
    šŸ“§ Email: [email protected]

    Thank you, Ko-Fi members:

    Prof. Badvibes

    Thank you for watching! ā¤ļøšŸ¦Š

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

    All bought for Ā£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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