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Indianapolis 500: The Simulation for the Commodore Amiga (Papyrus/Electronic Arts/1990) is a groundbreaking racing game and one of the best motorsport simulators of the 16-bit era.
1st on MS-DOS PC (1989), it's essentially the same game (although on A500 you'd turn off details, A1200 shown here enables it maxed). Game's downside is that it features only one oval track. Formula One Grand Prix a year later featuring the tracks from 1991 season, surpassed it, content-wise.
Al's Retro Geek Lab retweeted
Windows Notepad.exe now has a remote code execution vulnerability.
You read that right.
Notepad.exe, which used to be a simple text editor, has had so many network connect features added (including AI and Microsoft account subscriptions)… that it now has security vulnerabilities.
This CVE is rated as “SEVERE” and given an 8.8 score.
cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-202…
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Hi,
#PicoMEM firmware (May 27) Released.
- New: The rare Mindscape Music Board is added.
- New: MM58167AN RTC (AST Six Pack Plus Real Time Clock) added. (Thanks to Matthew Dovey)
- ! PS/2 Mouse bug corrected.
- ! Legacy IDE Disk boot with a PicoMEM disk image added corrected.
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Hi,
I can now announce that the #PicoMEM family is growing with the #PicoCPC designed with @RodrikRetro
This is a ROM/RAM ... board for Amstrad CPC.
You can see it here in action :)
youtube.com/watch?v=jfOszwaV…
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Hi,
A new (corrected) #PicoMEM network driver is now available.
PM2000 Driver Rev 0.3:!
- Was not working on CPU higher than 80186
- Transfer speed a little increase for 8088 and 8086 CPU.
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Hi there,
Happy New Year !
A a New year gift, a New Firmware is no available:
- New: PSRAM Code improved (DMA Added): PSRAM based RAM and EMS is 30% faster.
- New: 5ns faster ROM/RAM Read cycles.
- New: Access to BIOS Memory doesn't add delay anymore. (Faster BIOS)
Al's Retro Geek Lab retweeted
"Social Media didn’t exist 30 years ago"
Yeah it did. Bulletin board systems (BBS) existed in the 70s, Usenet and IRC since the 80s
Don't try to tell 80s kids that we didn't send shit to each other on local area networks during our one computer lab class a month
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Hi,
New #PicoMEM Video by @AlsGeekLab (Thanks :) )
Test done on a PicoMEM 1.14, latest firmware using an IBM 5160.
youtube.com/watch?v=5U73uRub…
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My open letter marking the Web’s 35th birthday addresses the erosion of the web’s core values and resulting power imbalances that are influencing transformative technologies, reshaping geopolitics and driving economic shifts. The time to act is now.
👇 medium.com/@timberners_lee/m…
Al's Retro Geek Lab retweeted
My #RetroJanuary Pick #9 Is Ron From Ron’s Computer Videos Ron Is A great Guy He does so much in the retro computer community Check his YouTube Channel out youtube.com/@RonsCompVids
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The top MS-DOS games of 1981 #VintageComputing #MSDOS #IBMPC @AlsGeekLab
blog.adafruit.com/2023/11/29…
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DUKE LOVES TURKEY GIVEAWAY!
Get an original Duke Nukem 3D never-opened mint condition jewel case, along with an original 1996 Duke 3D mouse pad, both from Apogee's storage.
No other company can give you mint originals like us!
To Enter👉 Follow, Like, Retweet
Shipped free WW
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Lots of really cool stuff added in the Half-Life 25th anniversary update, but little things like restoring the OG main menu? Ahh it's just lovely.
Half-Life turns 25 this weekend, and we're pushing a big update to bring back some of that 1998 feeling with restored original launch day content, brand new multiplayer maps, a look behind the scenes with the original development team, and more: half-life.com/halflife25
Al's Retro Geek Lab retweeted
ESCAPE FROM WOLFENSTEIN GIVEAWAY!
Legendary John @Romero, for the first time ever, signed a 1992 original Wolf3D manual last month. And now someone gets to win it on Friday!
👉 Retweet, Like, and Follow to enter
This is an ALL-TIME collectible piece of FPS history.
Good luck!
Al's Retro Geek Lab retweeted
SSHX enables real-time, secure, and collaborative terminal sharing via a multiplayer infinite canvas, featuring remote cursors and chat, all powered by a lightweight Rust-based server.
I am very excited to share a project I've been working on since April 2022
sshx is a secure web-based, collaborative terminal.
On an infinite canvas, with live cursors.
It's packaged as a 3 MB binary.
Just run `sshx` and share a link. :)
sshx.io/
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Happy 22nd Birthday Wayback Machine!
On October 24, 2001, The Internet Archive organization launched a free digital archive of websites for the general public called the Wayback Machine.
The oldest pages stored in the archive date back to 1996. In October 2023, the Wayback Machine maintained more than 846 billion versions of websites from various time intervals.
#InternetHistory
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Grind - A first person shooter for Amiga 500, made with the amazing Dread-Engine (+DEMO) - go.shr.lc/45txXxw #retrogaming #gaming #amiga #commodoreamiga #amigaretweets #gamersunite #doom #dread
































