Things that relate to 1972, and other things, as discussed in 2024.
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@artofnoise50137 ай бұрын
Aw! Missed the livestream. This is the best retro tech podcast out there.
@greglovekamp7 ай бұрын
On Christmas Eve, 1972, my dad brought home an Odyssey console. White squares on black background with plastic cling overlays for TV screen. A few separate “cartridges”, not bundled, were available: add on Shooting Gallery and Handball (I think). Fantastic Christmas.
@superbenk7 ай бұрын
There is a Commodore IEC Fujinet that shares the same dev board with the Apple II. There is a partnership between the Meatloaf project & Fujinet to bring the Meatloaf functionality (in large part) to Fujinet. The Commodore Fujinet is still under development but it does (mostly) work. I think they're still ironing out some details around IEC timings.
@mikepettengill27067 ай бұрын
how do we know when they are live?
@retrocomputingroundtable44457 ай бұрын
I think if you subscribe to the channel it will notify you when we schedule a live broadcast. We often don't know ourselves whether we're going to record or not much in advance, but when we record it is always at Sunday around 3pm or 4pm, New York time. We usually manage to send the notifications a couple of hours ahead of when we start, and toot it out on Mastodon here: podcasts.social/@rcrpodcast - but, you're right, we should make that information more obvious somewhere. These really are conceptually the "behind the scenes-making of" documentary of the audio podcast product, rather than being a show in its own right. So you don't get the editing, nicer audio, ad breaks, but it does have the advantage of being real time, so you can help correct our errors as we go!