Mastodawn

This looks interesting. An IBM XT clone with an e-ink display, 500-hour battery life, and solar charging. Hoping they add a BOM and STL files at some point.
#retrocomputing #3dPrinting #3dDesign

https://github.com/ericjenott/Evertop/tree/main

GitHub - ericjenott/Evertop: E-ink IBM XT clone with solar power, ultra low power consumption, and ultra long battery life.

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Simon B. Støvring Dec 2, 2024

GUESS WHO HAS TWO THUMBS AND FESTIVE LIGHTS IN THEIR MENU BAR

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rainwarrior Oct 7, 2024

@deater78 I got curious, but I found an article explaining the incident:
https://home.snafu.de/tilman/mozilla/stomps.html

Mozilla stomps IE

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Sylvia Ritter Feb 22, 2024

In the meantime, the new animal is at Mantic Minotaur's place for a reading #art #mastoart #fediart

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Florian Snow Feb 23, 2024

Do you do your #banking on a #phone Can you do it with #FreeSoftware? I did some research for the @fsfe and now published my results: https://lists.fsfe.org/pipermail/discussion/2024-February/013383.html What’s your experience here?

banking and Free Software

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Glenda Adams Jan 24, 2024

I wanted to do a desktop scene for one of the my original Mac cross-stitches, but 512x342 is just too many pixels to stitch! So I cut and pasted the original screen down to a more manageable size, but still with some classic bits. Puzzle desk accessory! #NerdStitch 6/10

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Glenda Adams Jan 23, 2024

Another classic Mac #NerdStitch - oh those original bitmap fonts. I decided to update the classic “cross-stitch sampler” motif with the fonts as inspiration. 2/10

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Damiano Gerli Jan 18, 2024

A 3D rendering of a F1 car from the intro to Warm Up on Amiga, released in 1991 by Genias Software. This impressive intro for the time was created by graphic artist Alfredo Siragusa painstakingly hand-drawing each frame of the animation in Deluxe Paint. It took him 3 months.