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linker3000@mastodon.socialL

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  • My next RC2014 compatible board build will be the TMS9918A video card by J B Langston.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    JB's GitHub page for the RC2014 board refers to an original article on the RetroBrew Computers site about a TMS9918 circuit, but that's been returning a 500 error for a while. The Internet Archive to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20240117013003/https://retrobrewcomputers.org/n8vem-pbwiki-archive/0/35845334/48860720/33053543/SRAM%20Replacement%20for%20TMS99x8%20VRAM.pdf

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  • My next RC2014 compatible board build will be the TMS9918A video card by J B Langston.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    I suppose I'd better point out for postage etc. reasons, I'm in the UK.

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  • My next RC2014 compatible board build will be the TMS9918A video card by J B Langston.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    @chris Hi Chris, I'm waiting for the PCBs to arrive. Happy to do a kit or make up the board. Drop me a line at nigel@linker3000.com

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  • My next RC2014 compatible board build will be the TMS9918A video card by J B Langston.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    My next RC2014 compatible board build will be the TMS9918A video card by J B Langston. I've ordered 5 PCBs and have enough parts to make up all 5, although I only have 2 x TMS9918As.

    I'm thinking of making up all 5 boards and selling off 3 - WITHOUT the TMS chip* - for pretty much parts cost + a small amount for my time and solder + postage. Would anyone be interested?

    *You can get them from various places as pulls or NOS. I suppose I could source and test them too.

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    TMS9918A video card for RC2014. Contribute to jblang/TMS9918A development by creating an account on GitHub.

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  • There is something joyful, and perhaps slightly rebellious, about taking old hardware and giving it a renewed purpose today.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    Reminds me to try to fix my ThinkPad T420. It was running fine until something shorted in the power circuit and any PSU I connect goes in to shutdown mode. Hopefully just a power FET. The little buddy (i5/8GB) was doing fine on MX Linux.

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  • How odd.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    How odd.

    I've called HMRC a few times from my mobile phone and have posted here about it and nowhere else, and now the Reddit phone app's list of other subreddits in which I might be interested includes posts from r/HMRC.

    I checked and the app didn't have permission to read my contacts.

    Uncanny?!

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  • I never liked the computers featuring a 32-bit instruction set architecture and virtual memory that was developed and sold by DEC in the late 20th century.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    Ours was the front end for an engineering team developing algorithms for flight simulator visual systems. The grunt work was done by a bank of connected Transputers. Once the code was validated it went into custom silicon.

    If course, you could later do the same level of graphics with a Playstation 2

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  • I never liked the computers featuring a 32-bit instruction set architecture and virtual memory that was developed and sold by DEC in the late 20th century.
    linker3000@mastodon.socialL linker3000@mastodon.social

    The VAX 11/750 sysop in me groaned.

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