Byte 1987 November

Byte 1987 November
Practical Computing 1984 April
Zzap 64 1987 February
Crash Magazine May 1987
Got my work cut out for me...
This is after initial cleanup and battery removal. So far at least 7 bad traces. Came from a tower, so the battery mostly leaked down into the chassis. and yes, that 74F151 fell off. Pads still intact though! I have replacements.
Practical Computing 1984 April
Electronics Magazine 1980 January
Throwback to 2023: rescuing 1984 ChipWits source from 40-year-old floppies.
A few disks had bad sectors, but John Morris (Applesauce FDC) restored 100% of Doug Sharp's MacFORTH code in weeks!
Preserved on GitHub ever since:
github.com/chipwits/chi...
Byte 1987 November
Electronics Magazine 1980 May
Strange collection of functions on this one. Hi-Res picture, memory expansion and the ability to program EEPROMs. Hmm, why not?
Byte 1987 April
Byte Magazine 1987 December
Check out Honeycrisp, my schematic-accurate Apple IIgs emulator that runs in your browser! Grab yourself a ROM image, a disk image, and have fun with 80's software! No installation required, written in Rust and compiled to WASM.
Latest issue of Zzap64
This Star Trek IV scene always cracks me up. I just learned it was going to be an Amiga computer but the square-head vendor didn't want to lease it, instead he wanted a sale #facepalm #retro #retrocomputing
This Star Trek IV scene always cracks me up. I just learned it was going to be an Amiga computer but the square-head vendor didn't want to lease it, instead he wanted a sale #facepalm #retro #retrocomputing
Macworld 1996 June
Damark September 1990. HT for @VintageVolts for sharing. Thanks buddy.