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  1. CW: Cancer, selfie, medical equipment

    Hello dear warriors, welcome to the system. Please go and fuck up this cancer 🙏 I'll be spending my birthday in the hospital and I'm back for New Year's Eve! Care is the best anyone could wish for, and no side-effects as of yet. #chemo #cancer

  2. CW: Cancer, selfie, medical equipment

    Hello dear warriors, welcome to the system. Please go and fuck up this cancer 🙏 I'll be spending my birthday in the hospital and I'm back for New Year's Eve! Care is the best anyone could wish for, and no side-effects as of yet.

  3. CW: Cancer, selfie, medical equipment

    Hello dear warriors, welcome to the system. Please go and fuck up this cancer 🙏 I'll be spending my birthday in the hospital and I'm back for New Year's Eve! Care is the best anyone could wish for, and no side-effects as of yet. #chemo #cancer

  4. Today I learned about sailor.sh, which sets up a realistic exam environment locally, supporting , and like exams. I'll soon be testing it, but from what I've seen and heard it works really well, neat!

  5. Today I learned about sailor.sh, which sets up a realistic #kubernetes exam environment locally, supporting #CKA, #CKAD and #CKS like exams. I'll soon be testing it, but from what I've seen and heard it works really well, neat!

  6. Today I learned about sailor.sh, which sets up a realistic #kubernetes exam environment locally, supporting #CKA, #CKAD and #CKS like exams. I'll soon be testing it, but from what I've seen and heard it works really well, neat!

  7. Today I learned about sailor.sh, which sets up a realistic #kubernetes exam environment locally, supporting #CKA, #CKAD and #CKS like exams. I'll soon be testing it, but from what I've seen and heard it works really well, neat!

  8. Making some progress here getting Windows 2000 and SQL Server 200 onto AppleTalk and eventually GlobalTalk thanks to jrouter.

    This is new and exciting networking activity.

    #Windows2000 #SQLServer #AppleTalk #GlobalTalk #Apple

  9. It's time for a #MARCHintosh retrospective!

    Firstly: I've attached a photo of the remaining gifts to the drop box that have come in since the 15th!

    Secondly: I've completed a final pass-over of the servers on #GlobalTalk, left my calling card, and a print job for anyone who hasn't had one yet (as long as they have open file shares/printers). Results of that are attached as well.

    Finally, the retrospective itself:

    It's been an absolutely CRAZY month:
    - On Day 1, my SE came home from the workshop with a fully-serviced floppy drive and '030 accelerator...
    - ...which I didn't even end up playing with at all, because on Day 2 I bought a Power Mac 6500 for an absolute steal (and I STILL have to explore the other external HD that came with it)
    - GlobalTalk completely dominated the month just like it did last year. I rebuilt my QEMU VM for running AIR a couple nights before the start of the month and it's been absolutely rock solid stable ever since.
    - I made great progress on my project for the month, archiving my collection of Mac floppies from the early 90's. I'm only about 40% done, so this will continue into April as "bonus content" 😁
    - No updates on #Macstodon - but I did verify that it works perfectly fine on Mastodon 4.3 if you manually authenticate by copying the URL to a modern machine, and copying the auth token back to your Mac.

    Lastly I want to give thanks to everyone in the #VintageMac #RetroComputing community for making this such a fun event every year! I love seeing all the greetings showing up in my drop box, and to my printer (which is now off for the year - but the PDF printer is available year round!) But I especially want to thank the following folks:
    - @kalleboo for TalkCrawler and for putting together an amazing GlobalTalk scavenger hunt!
    - @europlus for his hard work on the AIR Administrator's Manual Addendum and VM images for QEMU!
    - @scj for the GlobalTalk updater app!
    - @theirongiant for 68K Radio, which has been my background music while working on my vintage Macs this month!
    - @polpo for creating the ImageScribbler card which made it possible to send print jobs to so many more people this year!
    - @dmark for maintaining netatalk, making it possible to share files over AppleTalk directly from my NAS instead of having to keep an old Mac running all the time!
    - @DrJosh9000 for jrouter, which I'm looking forward to trying again now that the month is over and I can start messing around with my setup - it's had a lot of bugfixes and updates!
    - @_the_cloud and @jimluther , for sharing great knowledge from their time at Apple with the community (and for helping me troubleshoot some crashes)!
    - @RonsCompVids , @MuseumJoe , and @mac84tv for putting together the annual MARCHintosh event!

    Until next year!