Bravo!
Attached: 1 video Great news! I managed to fully restore an Italian Macintosh Classic! (And convert it from 240 to 127v) 💕 The 30+yr original SCSI disk is still alive and kicking too! Just need to service the floppy drive and figure out how to stabilise the display. 🥰
@ArtHarg @ahihi When it comes to dinosaurs there’s often some overlap in lineage! I believe my SE was one of the first releases (likely ‘87, not ‘85 as I said earlier without really thinking about it) of that model, and the Plus was a year earlier circa ‘86. The 128K and 512K were the first Macs. I do recall a sense of jealousy when the SE was released with a (20MB?) internal HD. I got good at switching out floppies between system, application and data disks…
Ah, the ‘good’ old days!
@ahihi What version of Windows is THAT running? Looks too old for AI!
See: https://autistics.life/@losttourist@social.chatty.monster/115110826984286409
(Yes, I know. I used to work on these, even repair them. 68000 cpu. 1MB RAM. Integrated monochrome CRT display. Appletalk connectors. Macos version somewhere round 5.0.)
Oh god, doing the data analysis for undergrad analytical chemistry pracs just came flooding back.
@ahihi
In 2000 I made my Income Tax Return with excel in a 1992 Macintosh II ci (and I filled all forms by hand). It was a protest against the fact that error tracing in the then available "programa padre" was nearly impossible.
I had had to pay a fine for an error in 1996 income tax that I'm sure came from a wrong income receipt from my boss (they paid me x, then revoked the payment) or from my bank (they never gave me the income receipt and i had to calculte by hand). Being unable to detect wich one was the source of the error, I decided turning into excel in the then obsolete mac classic I got from the dupster.