#marchintosh — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #marchintosh, aggregated by home.social.
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@slaine - Haha totally fair!
Hey if I may ask while I have you. What do you mostly use your Q700 for? I like to do old photo editing, word processing, games and proxy web browsing. Also very excited to have this ready for #Marchintosh next year. What are your favorite apps and games? Cheers!
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@slaine - Haha totally fair!
Hey if I may ask while I have you. What do you mostly use your Q700 for? I like to do old photo editing, word processing, games and proxy web browsing. Also very excited to have this ready for #Marchintosh next year. What are your favorite apps and games? Cheers!
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@slaine - Haha totally fair!
Hey if I may ask while I have you. What do you mostly use your Q700 for? I like to do old photo editing, word processing, games and proxy web browsing. Also very excited to have this ready for #Marchintosh next year. What are your favorite apps and games? Cheers!
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@slaine - Haha totally fair!
Hey if I may ask while I have you. What do you mostly use your Q700 for? I like to do old photo editing, word processing, games and proxy web browsing. Also very excited to have this ready for #Marchintosh next year. What are your favorite apps and games? Cheers!
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What type of cable would the Apple Scribe printer use to connect to an old Mac's mini-din 9 modem port? Regular 25-pin serial? Null modem? Something entirely different? 🖨️ #MARCHintosh #RetroComputing #RetroApple #EverySinglePrinterIsExtremelyCursed
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What type of cable would the Apple Scribe printer use to connect to an old Mac's mini-din 9 modem port? Regular 25-pin serial? Null modem? Something entirely different? 🖨️ #MARCHintosh #RetroComputing #RetroApple #EverySinglePrinterIsExtremelyCursed
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What type of cable would the Apple Scribe printer use to connect to an old Mac's mini-din 9 modem port? Regular 25-pin serial? Null modem? Something entirely different? 🖨️ #MARCHintosh #RetroComputing #RetroApple #EverySinglePrinterIsExtremelyCursed
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What type of cable would the Apple Scribe printer use to connect to an old Mac's mini-din 9 modem port? Regular 25-pin serial? Null modem? Something entirely different? 🖨️ #MARCHintosh #RetroComputing #RetroApple #EverySinglePrinterIsExtremelyCursed
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What type of cable would the Apple Scribe printer use to connect to an old Mac's mini-din 9 modem port? Regular 25-pin serial? Null modem? Something entirely different? 🖨️ #MARCHintosh #RetroComputing #RetroApple #EverySinglePrinterIsExtremelyCursed
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Simple Spooler 0.3 can be found on #GlobalTalk in the Cloudbusting zone, at Puppet Head:Ken's Stuff:Simple Spooler 0.3.
I've also put the source on AmendHub (thanks @jcs !) Amend is a nifty source code control system for classic Mac OS. https://amendhub.com/thecloud/SimpleSpooler
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Simple Spooler 0.3 can be found on #GlobalTalk in the Cloudbusting zone, at Puppet Head:Ken's Stuff:Simple Spooler 0.3.
I've also put the source on AmendHub (thanks @jcs !) Amend is a nifty source code control system for classic Mac OS. https://amendhub.com/thecloud/SimpleSpooler
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Simple Spooler 0.3 can be found on #GlobalTalk in the Cloudbusting zone, at Puppet Head:Ken's Stuff:Simple Spooler 0.3.
I've also put the source on AmendHub (thanks @jcs !) Amend is a nifty source code control system for classic Mac OS. https://amendhub.com/thecloud/SimpleSpooler
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Simple Spooler 0.3 can be found on #GlobalTalk in the Cloudbusting zone, at Puppet Head:Ken's Stuff:Simple Spooler 0.3.
I've also put the source on AmendHub (thanks @jcs !) Amend is a nifty source code control system for classic Mac OS. https://amendhub.com/thecloud/SimpleSpooler
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Simple Spooler 0.3 can be found on #GlobalTalk in the Cloudbusting zone, at Puppet Head:Ken's Stuff:Simple Spooler 0.3.
I've also put the source on AmendHub (thanks @jcs !) Amend is a nifty source code control system for classic Mac OS. https://amendhub.com/thecloud/SimpleSpooler
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Exhibit A: a page printed on the ImageWriter II from the Service Source stack. Notice the top bar with header and page number are mangled, because the driver included superfluous commands to reverse the feed direction twice. The paper actually rolled backward, then forward again, in the middle of a line.
Exhibit B: same print job, but with the reverse feeds stripped out by Simple Spooler 0.3.
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Exhibit A: a page printed on the ImageWriter II from the Service Source stack. Notice the top bar with header and page number are mangled, because the driver included superfluous commands to reverse the feed direction twice. The paper actually rolled backward, then forward again, in the middle of a line.
Exhibit B: same print job, but with the reverse feeds stripped out by Simple Spooler 0.3.
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Exhibit A: a page printed on the ImageWriter II from the Service Source stack. Notice the top bar with header and page number are mangled, because the driver included superfluous commands to reverse the feed direction twice. The paper actually rolled backward, then forward again, in the middle of a line.
Exhibit B: same print job, but with the reverse feeds stripped out by Simple Spooler 0.3.
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Exhibit A: a page printed on the ImageWriter II from the Service Source stack. Notice the top bar with header and page number are mangled, because the driver included superfluous commands to reverse the feed direction twice. The paper actually rolled backward, then forward again, in the middle of a line.
Exhibit B: same print job, but with the reverse feeds stripped out by Simple Spooler 0.3.
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Exhibit A: a page printed on the ImageWriter II from the Service Source stack. Notice the top bar with header and page number are mangled, because the driver included superfluous commands to reverse the feed direction twice. The paper actually rolled backward, then forward again, in the middle of a line.
Exhibit B: same print job, but with the reverse feeds stripped out by Simple Spooler 0.3.
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I thought I'd try to be clever and pull out the ancient Airport base station to get AppleTalk to work in QEMU over wifi. But no. TCP works just fine, but no AppleTalk. Wired only. Whomp-whomp. #marchintosh
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I thought I'd try to be clever and pull out the ancient Airport base station to get AppleTalk to work in QEMU over wifi. But no. TCP works just fine, but no AppleTalk. Wired only. Whomp-whomp. #marchintosh
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I thought I'd try to be clever and pull out the ancient Airport base station to get AppleTalk to work in QEMU over wifi. But no. TCP works just fine, but no AppleTalk. Wired only. Whomp-whomp. #marchintosh
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I thought I'd try to be clever and pull out the ancient Airport base station to get AppleTalk to work in QEMU over wifi. But no. TCP works just fine, but no AppleTalk. Wired only. Whomp-whomp. #marchintosh
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I thought I'd try to be clever and pull out the ancient Airport base station to get AppleTalk to work in QEMU over wifi. But no. TCP works just fine, but no AppleTalk. Wired only. Whomp-whomp. #marchintosh
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@dmark During #MARCHintosh, @theirongiant and I were debugging AURP packet flows and found that @bytex64 had already written a Wireshark plugin for AURP packet dissection, which we used with great success: https://github.com/bytex64/aurp-dissector. It would be cool if AURP support could also be incorporated into Wireshark itself. Does NJRoadfan know about it?
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@dmark During #MARCHintosh, @theirongiant and I were debugging AURP packet flows and found that @bytex64 had already written a Wireshark plugin for AURP packet dissection, which we used with great success: https://github.com/bytex64/aurp-dissector. It would be cool if AURP support could also be incorporated into Wireshark itself. Does NJRoadfan know about it?
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@dmark During #MARCHintosh, @theirongiant and I were debugging AURP packet flows and found that @bytex64 had already written a Wireshark plugin for AURP packet dissection, which we used with great success: https://github.com/bytex64/aurp-dissector. It would be cool if AURP support could also be incorporated into Wireshark itself. Does NJRoadfan know about it?
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@dmark During #MARCHintosh, @theirongiant and I were debugging AURP packet flows and found that @bytex64 had already written a Wireshark plugin for AURP packet dissection, which we used with great success: https://github.com/bytex64/aurp-dissector. It would be cool if AURP support could also be incorporated into Wireshark itself. Does NJRoadfan know about it?
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@dmark During #MARCHintosh, @theirongiant and I were debugging AURP packet flows and found that @bytex64 had already written a Wireshark plugin for AURP packet dissection, which we used with great success: https://github.com/bytex64/aurp-dissector. It would be cool if AURP support could also be incorporated into Wireshark itself. Does NJRoadfan know about it?
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Back in March, when everyone was excited about old Macintoshes, I mentioned to someone that I had drawn this icon. It's meant to be a likeness of Andrea Palladio, the influential 16th-century Italian architect. Since I didn't have a picture of him at the time, I imagined what a craftsman with a hat and ruffed collar might look like. This became the application icon for "Palladio", a grad school project which started a long journey for me. Here's the story. -
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Back in March, when everyone was excited about old Macintoshes, I mentioned to someone that I had drawn this icon. It's meant to be a likeness of Andrea Palladio, the influential 16th-century Italian architect. Since I didn't have a picture of him at the time, I imagined what a craftsman with a hat and ruffed collar might look like. This became the application icon for "Palladio", a grad school project which started a long journey for me. Here's the story. -
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Back in March, when everyone was excited about old Macintoshes, I mentioned to someone that I had drawn this icon. It's meant to be a likeness of Andrea Palladio, the influential 16th-century Italian architect. Since I didn't have a picture of him at the time, I imagined what a craftsman with a hat and ruffed collar might look like. This became the application icon for "Palladio", a grad school project which started a long journey for me. Here's the story. -
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Back in March, when everyone was excited about old Macintoshes, I mentioned to someone that I had drawn this icon. It's meant to be a likeness of Andrea Palladio, the influential 16th-century Italian architect. Since I didn't have a picture of him at the time, I imagined what a craftsman with a hat and ruffed collar might look like. This became the application icon for "Palladio", a grad school project which started a long journey for me. Here's the story. -
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Back in March, when everyone was excited about old Macintoshes, I mentioned to someone that I had drawn this icon. It's meant to be a likeness of Andrea Palladio, the influential 16th-century Italian architect. Since I didn't have a picture of him at the time, I imagined what a craftsman with a hat and ruffed collar might look like. This became the application icon for "Palladio", a grad school project which started a long journey for me. Here's the story. -
@_the_cloud @billgoats @WillFlux according to netatalk docs, "A userland AppleTalk network stack is considered feasible and is known to have been prototyped, but no complete implementation is known to the netatalk project at the time of writing."
in case anyone is looking for a #MARCHintosh project... 😅
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@_the_cloud @billgoats @WillFlux according to netatalk docs, "A userland AppleTalk network stack is considered feasible and is known to have been prototyped, but no complete implementation is known to the netatalk project at the time of writing."
in case anyone is looking for a #MARCHintosh project... 😅
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@_the_cloud @billgoats @WillFlux according to netatalk docs, "A userland AppleTalk network stack is considered feasible and is known to have been prototyped, but no complete implementation is known to the netatalk project at the time of writing."
in case anyone is looking for a #MARCHintosh project... 😅
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@_the_cloud @billgoats @WillFlux according to netatalk docs, "A userland AppleTalk network stack is considered feasible and is known to have been prototyped, but no complete implementation is known to the netatalk project at the time of writing."
in case anyone is looking for a #MARCHintosh project... 😅
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@_the_cloud @billgoats @WillFlux according to netatalk docs, "A userland AppleTalk network stack is considered feasible and is known to have been prototyped, but no complete implementation is known to the netatalk project at the time of writing."
in case anyone is looking for a #MARCHintosh project... 😅
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Next #MARCHintosh people won’t complain my node is slow. 😂 Ethernet, baby! Cutting edge technology here. #GlobalTalk #retroApple
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Next #MARCHintosh people won’t complain my node is slow. 😂 Ethernet, baby! Cutting edge technology here. #GlobalTalk #retroApple
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Next #MARCHintosh people won’t complain my node is slow. 😂 Ethernet, baby! Cutting edge technology here. #GlobalTalk #retroApple
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Next #MARCHintosh people won’t complain my node is slow. 😂 Ethernet, baby! Cutting edge technology here. #GlobalTalk #retroApple
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Next #MARCHintosh people won’t complain my node is slow. 😂 Ethernet, baby! Cutting edge technology here. #GlobalTalk #retroApple
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Hey retro Mac nerds… is this what it looks like? Is Chicago making an appearance here in the wild, here in 2026? #marchintosh
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Hey retro Mac nerds… is this what it looks like? Is Chicago making an appearance here in the wild, here in 2026? #marchintosh
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Hey retro Mac nerds… is this what it looks like? Is Chicago making an appearance here in the wild, here in 2026? #marchintosh
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Hey retro Mac nerds… is this what it looks like? Is Chicago making an appearance here in the wild, here in 2026? #marchintosh
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Hey retro Mac nerds… is this what it looks like? Is Chicago making an appearance here in the wild, here in 2026? #marchintosh
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Someone trashed this Bondi Blue iMac G3... can I fix it?
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Someone trashed this Bondi Blue iMac G3... can I fix it?
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Someone trashed this Bondi Blue iMac G3... can I fix it?
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Someone trashed this Bondi Blue iMac G3... can I fix it?
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Someone trashed this Bondi Blue iMac G3... can I fix it?
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I am proud to present GlobalTalk Chat 1.2, taking it from a rushed #MARCHintosh hack-job to something I'd be proud to release as shareware 30 years ago!
The headline update is it now allows anyone to host their own room! And it works on any AppleTalk network, not just #GlobalTalk
Get it on BaroNet, or Macintosh Garden https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/globaltalk-chat
And for anyone who has been curious how it all works, documented source code is available! https://github.com/kalleboo/GlobalTalk-Chat
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I am proud to present GlobalTalk Chat 1.2, taking it from a rushed #MARCHintosh hack-job to something I'd be proud to release as shareware 30 years ago!
The headline update is it now allows anyone to host their own room! And it works on any AppleTalk network, not just #GlobalTalk
Get it on BaroNet, or Macintosh Garden https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/globaltalk-chat
And for anyone who has been curious how it all works, documented source code is available! https://github.com/kalleboo/GlobalTalk-Chat
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I am proud to present GlobalTalk Chat 1.2, taking it from a rushed #MARCHintosh hack-job to something I'd be proud to release as shareware 30 years ago!
The headline update is it now allows anyone to host their own room! And it works on any AppleTalk network, not just #GlobalTalk
Get it on BaroNet, or Macintosh Garden https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/globaltalk-chat
And for anyone who has been curious how it all works, documented source code is available! https://github.com/kalleboo/GlobalTalk-Chat
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I am proud to present GlobalTalk Chat 1.2, taking it from a rushed #MARCHintosh hack-job to something I'd be proud to release as shareware 30 years ago!
The headline update is it now allows anyone to host their own room! And it works on any AppleTalk network, not just #GlobalTalk
Get it on BaroNet, or Macintosh Garden https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/globaltalk-chat
And for anyone who has been curious how it all works, documented source code is available! https://github.com/kalleboo/GlobalTalk-Chat
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I am proud to present GlobalTalk Chat 1.2, taking it from a rushed #MARCHintosh hack-job to something I'd be proud to release as shareware 30 years ago!
The headline update is it now allows anyone to host their own room! And it works on any AppleTalk network, not just #GlobalTalk
Get it on BaroNet, or Macintosh Garden https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/globaltalk-chat
And for anyone who has been curious how it all works, documented source code is available! https://github.com/kalleboo/GlobalTalk-Chat
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