Opening 60 Packages of Retro Tech You Sent In!
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Date: 2022-04-14
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MikeyMystery45
A similar model of those ThinkPads is one of the few computers that have ever crossed my path that I was yet to gain access too. The model I had was designed for Windows Millenium Edition and was the one OS disc I didn't have on hand as far as an officially manufactured disc. Why not burn a copy and use it to reinstall the OS you might say? Nope. The disc drive won't recognize recordable CD/DVD ROM discs. Why don't you just make a bootable USB you might ask? Nope. The OS wouldn't allow booting from the USB 1. 0 port. I think eventually used some crazy type of adapter but was unsuccessful. And that was all after having to use a hardened drill bit to drill out the locking desktop port replicator lock thingy.
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A similar model of those ThinkPads is one of the few computers that have ever crossed my path that I was yet to gain access too. The model I had was designed for Windows Millenium Edition and was the one OS disc I didn't have on hand as far as an officially manufactured disc. Why not burn a copy and use it to reinstall the OS you might say? Nope. The disc drive won't recognize recordable CD/DVD ROM discs. Why don't you just make a bootable USB you might ask? Nope. The OS wouldn't allow booting from the USB 1. 0 port. I think eventually used some crazy type of adapter but was unsuccessful. And that was all after having to use a hardened drill bit to drill out the locking desktop port replicator lock thingy.
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David
Maaaan, seeing that Jedi Knight box brought me back. I have such a clear memory of visiting a Best Buy as a kid with my uncle who was the family computer guy. We were browsing the PC game section(yes that used to exist, I saw the box and, having been a huge fan of Dark Forces, made it known that I wanted that game like right now. It was fall so Christmas was on the horizon. I got the game that year. I played that game probably more than any game in the history of my gaming career (I'm 37. It was legitimately my first introduction to online gaming beyond playing online chess. The Microsoft Gaming Zone hosted it and the expansion, Mysteries of the Sith. Those were amazing the days of early online multiplayer gaming.
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Maaaan, seeing that Jedi Knight box brought me back. I have such a clear memory of visiting a Best Buy as a kid with my uncle who was the family computer guy. We were browsing the PC game section(yes that used to exist, I saw the box and, having been a huge fan of Dark Forces, made it known that I wanted that game like right now. It was fall so Christmas was on the horizon. I got the game that year. I played that game probably more than any game in the history of my gaming career (I'm 37. It was legitimately my first introduction to online gaming beyond playing online chess. The Microsoft Gaming Zone hosted it and the expansion, Mysteries of the Sith. Those were amazing the days of early online multiplayer gaming.
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Jesper
jelly of the pkzip box: D REAL zip! and that 12MB harddrive, omg it is enormous, you really need to do a -teardown- so we can look inside the box of that harddrive and the model II: D and all the other goodies: D sadly I have to pay dearly for -old hardware- so don't have much but oooh the nostalgia, it is awesome and good ole Winamp, what's not to love: D I remember ripping all my CD's to mp3's it was glorious times
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jelly of the pkzip box: D REAL zip! and that 12MB harddrive, omg it is enormous, you really need to do a -teardown- so we can look inside the box of that harddrive and the model II: D and all the other goodies: D sadly I have to pay dearly for -old hardware- so don't have much but oooh the nostalgia, it is awesome and good ole Winamp, what's not to love: D I remember ripping all my CD's to mp3's it was glorious times
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Ubersnuber
And in today-s video of -notice me senpai! - mail, we get fans who wants to get noticed.
Maybe a -hehe, you remember that I like thing! -.
Or maybe -let me send you something expensive to quadruple the notice me factor-, or, -I-ve got nothing better than materialism for senpai to notice me-.
All favourites in their own way.
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And in today-s video of -notice me senpai! - mail, we get fans who wants to get noticed.
Maybe a -hehe, you remember that I like thing! -.
Or maybe -let me send you something expensive to quadruple the notice me factor-, or, -I-ve got nothing better than materialism for senpai to notice me-.
All favourites in their own way.
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andywolan
39: 30 - Clint, you totally have to do a video about that lightfield camera (Lytro Illum) camera. I was always curious about how practical those cameras were and why the tech never caught on. It seemed like a great idea.
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39: 30 - Clint, you totally have to do a video about that lightfield camera (Lytro Illum) camera. I was always curious about how practical those cameras were and why the tech never caught on. It seemed like a great idea.
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asherael
LEARN! DO NOT DONATE OLD COMPUTERS TO THRIFT STORES. God what a tragedy. I had a thrift store tell me just today that they can't sell computers by policy, a tiny little indie place too. heartbreaking.
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LEARN! DO NOT DONATE OLD COMPUTERS TO THRIFT STORES. God what a tragedy. I had a thrift store tell me just today that they can't sell computers by policy, a tiny little indie place too. heartbreaking.
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Andi
Hang a peice of black cloth about 2 feet wide by 4 feet long on your wall and pin all the badges you got on it if you turn it 90 degs you could even make a fake screen of it! thanks Clint enjoyed again: )
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Hang a peice of black cloth about 2 feet wide by 4 feet long on your wall and pin all the badges you got on it if you turn it 90 degs you could even make a fake screen of it! thanks Clint enjoyed again: )
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J-rg
I remember selling a 770 ThinkPad, must have been around 1997. That thing cost around 12k CHF. That was the most expensive laptop computer I ever saw. It was a beast back then. Best money could buy.
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I remember selling a 770 ThinkPad, must have been around 1997. That thing cost around 12k CHF. That was the most expensive laptop computer I ever saw. It was a beast back then. Best money could buy.
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ChloeXianah
I still use and love PS7 & CS2 which i bought
I am NEVER going to pay that astromically insane subscription fee for the suite now
I simply can-t afford it and even if I could I wouldn-t
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I still use and love PS7 & CS2 which i bought
I am NEVER going to pay that astromically insane subscription fee for the suite now
I simply can-t afford it and even if I could I wouldn-t
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Tom
I want one of those handheld retro gaming things SO bad but don't have a computer or how to load the ROMS on. Figures u get one for free already loaded when u are FULLY knowledgeable enough to do it
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I want one of those handheld retro gaming things SO bad but don't have a computer or how to load the ROMS on. Figures u get one for free already loaded when u are FULLY knowledgeable enough to do it
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