Anyone out there is in the need of an accurate representation of how most "modern" software is built and used? I offer you this GIF. #sigh

I released a binary of my "fork" of the X68000 DaynaPort driver, as version "v1.3-CQ", based on @hyanoX's v1.1. Changes: it works on my Expert HD now, added multipacket mode, SSID/signal level retrieval, plus some fixes. github.com/chainq/BlueSCSI-x… #x68000

While working on the Plantronics ColorPlus support in Viaduct, I randomly found a BoingBall implementation for ColorPlus Compatible computers, published by @Retro_Erik on GitHub. Well, I'm happy to report an Amiga still runs any BoingBall better. 😁

There's now a #SecretLab in my secret lab. (Badumm, tsk...) Treated myself to a SecretLab TITAN Evo XL NanoGen™ Pure Black gaming chair. Home office means, I literally live in this chair for 8+ hours a day, so I tried to have something nice for once. No regrets so far!

The moment when during The Standup with @ThePrimeagen, @cmuratori pulls up an Amiga 2000 keyboard that just "happens to be" on his desk, because it's so amazing. Yes. YES. Thank you. 🥹 (Below is my desk, as illustration. Yes, I'm also a McIntosh user, running McOS. 😅)

I was actually 8. The computer was a Commodore 16, at school. BASIC, and the complexity of home computers was totally approachable. In fact, I was writing programs before I knew I was writing programs. It was literally a child's play. But also a bit mandatory for using the thing.

So I bought a Rejuvenator for my Amiga 1000, never had time to test it, so offloaded it to this guy 👇, to make it Internet-famous. I've seen the A1k working already with the Rejuvenator installed, heard the stories of getting it working, but still fun to watch. #amiga

Since the @berlin_creators Retro Computer Meeting yesterday, the X68000 has 12MB of RAM, thanks to a GALSPanic v2 memory expansion! Built by @GrahamTinkers. Also thanks to @DotMatrixSpook for the PCB and Stan2k for the Open Hardware GALSPanic v2. github.com/stas2k/galspanic #x68000