computers

I don't think I've ever talked about my computer tinkering on this blog of mine, and honestly, I don’t know why. As far back as I can rem...

Cover of the February 1988 issue of Commodore Magazine I absolutely loved this magazine for the short couple of years I bought it. It cov...

The Z220 SFF was a small form factor workstation from Hewlett Packard. When I think workstation, I generally think of relatively large, p...

Cover of the March 1986 issue of Compute! Compute! was an excellent magazine that covered most popular computers of the time. I was parti...

I haven't written in some time, but I have been busy. I'm getting whatever I can off of the internet and onto a local disk. I am finding ...

Cover of Commodore World Volume 1, Issue 4 I think that Commodore World was the last professional Commodore 8-bit magazine published in t...

SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT The four-season hacker drama, Mr. Robot, originally aired on USA network (2...

Cover of the September 1994 issue of Computer Shopper Computer Shopper was not a magazine I picked up very often. Calling it a magazine i...

Cover of the January 1985 issue of RUN RUN was one of the most popular Commodore 8-bit computer magazines, mostly covering the Commodore ...

Cover of the July 1984 issue of ANALOG Computing ANALOG was one of the most popular Atari 8-bit computer magazines in the U.S. It was pub...

Cover of the September 2000 issue of Maximum PC Another issue of what was my favorite PC magazine. It was among the latest survivors in t...

The HP Workstation xw4100 was an entry level workstation featuring a Pentium 4 processor. Based on a bit of googling, it seems to have be...

Cover of the premiere issue of Home Computer Magazine (1984) Home Computer Magazine started life as TI99er which exclusively covered the ...

Scientists in Australia have developed a groundbreaking cryogenic quantum-control chip that could make it possible to place millions of q...

Cover of the May 28, 1985 issue of PC Magazine Not only were 1980s issues of PC Magazine quite large (this one is around 375 pages), for ...

Cover of the August 2005 issue of Maximum PC Maximum PC, which start its life as boot, was my favorite PC magazine. It was oriented towar...

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We can all agree that whatever has an advantage must also have a disadvantage. This same principle applies when talking about Artificial ...

Cover of the January 1987 issue of PC World If you had a PC (meaning an IBM PC or compatible) or were thinking of getting one in the 1980...

Cover of the March 20, 1984 issue of PC Magazine PC Magazine was one of the two biggest magazines dedicated to IBM PCs and compatibles fr...

Cover of the February 1985 issue of Compute Compute! was a great magazine for those with home computer in the 1980s, at least if you had ...

Smartphones and computers are both the most common and useful devices for us, and we are frequently using both devices in our daily lives...

Cover of the January 1985 issue of Byte Byte covered a wide variety of systems and tended to be more technically oriented than most PC sp...

The HP Pavilion M7570N is a somewhat interesting machine. It was designed to be a multimedia hub and it certainly provided a lot of multi...

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Cover of the October 2000 issue of Computer Shopper Computer Shopper was a phone book sized magazine that peaked in the late 1990s and ea...

Cover of the September 1984 issue of Commodore User Commodore User was a magazine dedicated to Commodore computer users that was publishe...

I keep deploying computing projects to mini-pc's and raspberry-pi's. Things like my local weather station and hive witness server and som...

Good day , Today a post with something else then "normal" Photography from me The new toy i got today is a Shelly Wall Display ...