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  @pankoza23 күн бұрын

  Reminds me of the NEC PC-98 series of another x86 not-fully-PCs

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  @christopher4805 күн бұрын

  no backlight = deal breaker for me given the price here in Canada is $100

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  @DataDashy11 күн бұрын

  Wow Solaris I never know that you can install on these NT and even Linux with some hacking yep. Also if you want to get something completely up to date on this old junk hardware your only choice is NetBSD. You can rebuild the packages to this arch from pkgsrc however running new things like firefox and whatnot is forgettable even if they manage to start up with so small amount of ram they will segfault to pieces. I can see some use case there like maybe running a new version of nginx apache mini dns server etc but then again a raspberry pi 5 beats this to the punch 10 times so what's the point... This is why I prefer retro OSes for retro machines, along with all their bugs and shortcomings, that is the real fun

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  @straightup7up12 күн бұрын

  good ol' days

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  @rahithahsan18812 күн бұрын

  23:01 That is lighter than the Samsung Galaxy Book.

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  @rahithahsan18812 күн бұрын

  This looks like a 2000’s Laptop with modern hardware. I am really glad that Panasonic makes laptops like these because it reminds me of the 2000’s.

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  @mattb480515 күн бұрын

  Not the most cumbersome minecraft server I've ever seen. Someone wrote one from scratch in Bash.

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  @user-su6xx4qf5e16 күн бұрын

  its complete garbage , never use panasoic agian , thinkpads is the best

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  @lovevictini17 күн бұрын

  lol was not expecting that wallpaper

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  @hyoenmadan17 күн бұрын

  21:18 About that... Well, that's because NTLDR on x86 PCs is just a small ARC emulator shim which goes on top of BIOS plus the normal osloader executable, the ARC boot loader which is found in RISC versions of windows, and which is also used in x86 as well. In fact, you can strip the small ARC emulation from the NTLDR, and the rest of the binary will load as a standard PE (native) NT executable on any disassembler. And you can find these files in the Windows NT, 2000 and XP CDs unfused as well (osloader and startrom). This way they can keep the loader code almost the same for every compilable platform they supported (and support).

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  @HalianTheProtogen24 күн бұрын

  That's a 4:3 display, not 16:10, just a higher native resolution than usual for DOS.

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  @HalianTheProtogen24 күн бұрын

  Joy of joys, enshittification is worming its way into Linux. :( The last thing we need is solutions in search of problems (see also: systemd).

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  @HalianTheProtogen24 күн бұрын

  SHODAN be praised! Also, please post the rest of the soundtrack.

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  @Maldsmaldsmalds126 күн бұрын

  Passar um paninho no computador ajuda a ficar rápido 😂

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  @hugosuede27 күн бұрын

  hi how connecto monitor lcd for this PC ??? the pc is analog RGB?? Monitor Converter Adapter AD - d15ne is a analog rgb to vga?? thanks

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  @CerroZimmАй бұрын

  Who design these towers? I love their radical take on design. Very very pleasing for the eyes.

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  @miro_kauppinenАй бұрын

  Is possible install CDE dock Linux?

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  @HorizionsАй бұрын

  I have this title on blu-ray

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  @flashn00bАй бұрын

  "Get a 486 :)" - Rise of the Triad

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  @umbrellasolutionstechАй бұрын

  Im going to try this 8 Pin SOIC8 Test Clip on a Panasonic Toughbook CF-31 bricked with a power-on password. Thanks

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  @elshinji6371Ай бұрын

  Can I upgrade my elitebook hp 8560w with the same graphics card

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  @paragondesignsofficial579Ай бұрын

  THATS THE ONE I HAVE

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  @SimonRousseau1Ай бұрын

  i have one of those workstations, do you know any guides too reinstall the os

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  @ExtremelybadpiggiesАй бұрын

  GEMMY BEIGE POWERMAC G3 PROGRAM DATA GLITCH

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  @HikikomoriDev2 ай бұрын

  Feels a lot like an Alpha release rather than a beta.

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  @HikikomoriDev2 ай бұрын

  26:49 beautiful mission-critical chime sounds

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  @Penguinz4LOLZ2 ай бұрын

  Great review :=).

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  @iiisaac13122 ай бұрын

  "Is that guy taking a dump on my plate?" "OMG dude! It's just a beta! You can't judge it, it hasn't even left the sphincter yet!" Allah, please strike down every Canonical, Ubuntu, Gnome, Fedora, and Red Hat apologist!

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  @KrissyD-px9gj2 ай бұрын

  Pretty much the coolest risc unix ws ever

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  @jesusvargas25802 ай бұрын

  I would love to see this machine using modern hardware on this machine, maybe using a GPU like an Intel Arc A380 or an AMD Radeon RX 6400 (because both graphic cards don´t need external power supply connections), and also an SSD Sata. It could be interesting see the performance that can be reached using new hardware like that 😎

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  @mnoxman2 ай бұрын

  AIX isn't forgotten. It's used in the big 5 national banks every day. It may be on the decline in installations but it is not forgotten. I don't remember AIX 3.2.5, I do remember AIX 3.2.3e. I believe AIX 4.2.[0-4] is the lowest version that is Y2K compliant. The MCA BUS in the RS6K systems is not the same as that in the PC world. They are the same connector but the timings are much tighter and are not always compatible. The RS6K was started several years before the VESA and PCI BUS standards were made so complaining that it doesn't have PCI bus is a bit $ADVERB.

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  @nihonbunka2 ай бұрын

  I have both the CF RZ4 and CF RZ5 (using the latter now) here in Japan and I love them but they are both "not compatible with Windows 11" I am not sure whether to try to insert W11 anyway or move to Linux with the latter. Apparently there is a dollar a year Windows 10 updates deal for educators so I will probably stick with Windows 10 will then. I like the button that turns off the internal keyboard because I like mechanical keyboards and I turn the laptop over to rest on its keyboard so that I can use the touch screen near to me and not need to use my glasses. I have a super light laptop but carry a mechanical keybaord with me that weighs just as much. Thanks for telling me I can't upgrade the RAM. That is what I came for. A shame but 8Gb is probably enough.

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  @Oli19742 ай бұрын

  Very normal there ain't games. Too expensive to do anything else than WORK WORK WORK when they were new.

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  @Oli19742 ай бұрын

  By 1997 I had a PowerMac G3 Minitower 333 Mhz full spec with 384 MB of RAM and integrated video digitizer from the factory and that was already pretty pretty high end back then. Cost about the same as a used car. But I was drooling for a NeXT or SGI haha. Used decent ones still cost more than 4 times my Mac had cost. So it only was a dream ...

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  @user_289432 ай бұрын

  This just proves that Apple's real problem in the 1990s was management. If they could do this in 1988, they could have made OS X in the early 90s. All they needed to do was negotiate a better volume license agreement with AT&T.

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  @nicksterjАй бұрын

  Apple mothballed A/UX right around the time they introduced the Power Macs. I think part of the reason is that porting A/UX to PowerPC would have been a huge and costly effort, and with the sale of Unix to Novell (then SCO) its future was hardly assured. Add to that the sales of A/UX were less than stellar. The Unix workstation market was increasingly owned by Sun. A/UX was kind of a failed experiment. On the other hand, in early 1994 Novell and University of California Regents settled their dispute over BSD and it became legally unencumbered, and freely available as a full open source OS. Apple could have grabbed BSD and ported it to PowerPC to make "A/UX 4.0." But I think they saw it as a server OS and handed that business off to IBM. Also, Linux was on the rise so they put their Unix people onto the MkLinux project and called it a day!

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  @valenrn865714 күн бұрын

  Good luck with negotiating a better volume license agreement with AT&T. AT&T Unix was displaced by open source *nix for a reason.

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  @user_2894313 күн бұрын

  @@valenrn8657 Well, what Apple ultimately did was move to BSD instead of UNIX System V to avoid paying royalties. They could have done that too.

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  @nicksterj13 күн бұрын

  Also don't forget that Apple farmed out A/UX to Unisoft...so it's debatable whether they actually "could do this" in 1988. :)

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  @user_2894313 күн бұрын

  @@nicksterj these comments make no sense. Lots of companies did similar things, and Apple itself even did it eventually with OS X. Hell, they even developed MAE for Solaris. Even Microsoft solved the problem early on with Windows NT by adapting VMS. You don't realize it, but Windows 95 and Windows NT 3 were incredible accomplishments at the time. They did everything Apple would have needed with just a few MB of RAM. However, Apple sunk resources into all kinds of projects, including A/UX, Copland, Pink and Taligent, but could never ship a product. The only thing they had missing was competent management until Steve Jobs returned. Issues like licensing and some minor technical issues can and were eventually overcome by NeXT, Apple, Microsoft and others. The difference is management, there was not some insurmountable obstacle at the time.

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  @NguyenThanhVinh-hr4ji2 ай бұрын

  hello, does it support NVME ?

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  @Diggy222 ай бұрын

  Decent video. Ubuntu is okay, but if you want to save some space on that HP Stream, I recommend Debian. I just recently installed Debian on my HP Stream 14, and it made a HUGE difference. It's like a Chromebook, but much better; the distro is lightweight with LibreOffice installed, streaming on sites like KZread is smooth, and it doesn't eat up memory, which makes the battery last longer and reduces overheating.

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  @msdosm4nfred2 ай бұрын

  An interesting fun fact: in the former GDR there war a computer, the Robotron BIC A5105, which uses a reverse engineered GDC chip, called as the U82720, but the color modes were mostly not used on these 8-bit machines. BIC stands for the german word "Bildungscomputer", which means: educational computer, the GDR had avoid some english words for their products, if necessary, so some words on bootlegged software were translated to the german and/or russian names. English was the language of the enemy at that time of the cold war.

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  @nickthaskater2 ай бұрын

  3:55 "no plastic here" - the entire top case is plastic. Only the base and internals are metal.

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  @NikoKourouklis3 ай бұрын

  I have an indy and can say no computer besides Apple's early colored Power Macintosh desktops are cooler than any SGI (except the Personal Iris.)

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  @NikoKourouklis3 ай бұрын

  That is definitely one of the bad plastic laptops from the entire 90s, which are always prone to hinge failure.

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  @gashouse27383 ай бұрын

  Ancient pc

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  @luatnguyennamkhanh3 ай бұрын

  I am late to see your video man, but anyway I want to share my experience repairing the zx-m, the one I that I have is not functioning and the mirror just keep flipping up and stuck. The reason is simple, the whole mirror driving and shutter mechanism are made from plastic. And somehow the engineers back then decide to put metal spring on those plastic gear drive. That put a lot of stress on plastic parts and break those part which cause the mirror failure as you have encountered.

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  @WhereMyCountryLies3 ай бұрын

  can your camera shake more? -_-

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  @pentiummmx22943 ай бұрын

  my IBM Thinkpad 760s are quite solid for retro laptops in my experience

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  @GH-oi2jf3 ай бұрын

  I used a Sun workstation at one stage of my career. I don't miss it.

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  @moftsoft3 ай бұрын

  If you used a 4.7 ohm resistor, rather than a 4.7k ohm resistor as a pullup, then I would not expect this circuit to work correctly.

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  @arkansawdave74283 ай бұрын

  Here's a trivial observation that may help you in a very small way. It only takes 2 sha256sum matches to know it's read the chip without corruption. If you already know that, or i've missed some detail, my apologies.

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  @steelcross45523 ай бұрын

  You shouldn't focus so much on the mouse. I worked on these Sparc Stations back in the mid 1990's at a university laboratory and the Sparc20 was the BOM! Back in the day the old Unix guys I worked with would look upon the mouse with disdain and call it a "rodent". A real man uses the keyboard and Unix commands anyway...for example excellent word processors used back then like VI didn't need the mouse at all. Using the keyboard was always faster, more precise, and overall more effective. Today we are spoiled with using a mouse. Good video thanks for the blast from the past...

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  @sierra7153 ай бұрын

  I wish sun was still around. I really want one of these machines, but alas theyre incredibly expensive for the performance. I wish they never died at the hands of oracle, so much needs to be undone.