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Brian Kernighan spoke at a recent Vintage Computer Federation event on the History of UNIX.  Enjoy!

I have this ordered.  I need to make a second order for carts and do I want that screen enclosure?!?

In any event, it looks fabulous.

I usually share this with my class when I'm trying to explain processes.  It's a bit dated but if you look at the comments, people are still listening to it.  Enjoy!  Nothing wrong wtih PINE btw.

I had heard about this years ago but it seemed sort of fishy... so glad someone got the story and documented it quite well... even if it had been sitting there for 6+ years before I discovered the video.  Enjoy!

YouTuber ctrl-alt-rees made a fantastic video showing using Bazzite Linux on the Atari VCS.  I got an Atari VCS at the tail end of last year but I never used it because I couldn't get it to see my home wifi for some reason.  Hope to get this going to I can actually use it.  Enjoy!

I've got one of these orders but won't likely get it until sometime in August.  I'm really looking forward to it arriving.

Here's my  MiSTer FPGA presentation from LinusFest Northwest 2025.  Enjoy!

Most of this was over my head but it was impressive.  See if you can figure it out.

srg320 posted a video to YouTube today showing his progress on his work-in-progress 3DO core.  It starts off pretty simple and then gets into lots of game play.  It has come a long way in a few months.

If you buy the original Terassic DE10-Nano, that'll likely set you back about $235 plus shipping... and then you'll likely want the SDRAM addon, USB board, and maybe the Analog I/O board.  A traditional MiSTer FPGA setup will easily set one back around $400.  You can get a complete MiSTer Pi setup for around $180... although shipping from Hong Kong is likely more than we are used to ($31-$40).

Anyway, I picked up two of these systems last night but it'll be a while until they arrive.  The following video highlights the MiSTer Pi system mainly by pointing out the much lower cost while focusing on many of the popular FPGA cores that are part of the MiSTer FPGA project.  Enjoy!