Apollo Vampire V4
Amiga OS 3.2 On Vampire Amiga with Apollo Boot Trio.
http://grwp24hodrefzvjjuccrkw3mjq4tzhaaq32amf33dzpmuxe7ilepcmad.onion/watch?v=J2ZL84vHEyg
linatude Shared April 17, 2022

"This is the Hyperion edition of the Amiga OS on Vampire accelerated Amiga. It has a minimal grey theme and style. I think I like it. I am using the Apollo Boot Trio software to allow switching between, Apollo OS (the free and open source Amiga OS), Coffin the Amiga OS 3.9 distribution, and now Amiga OS 3.2.
This movie is unintentionally silent as the sound capture was off.
This OS is commercially available, costs about £50.00 once you buy the optional (necessary USB stick), and is not downloadable for some reason, so you recapture that experience of waiting forever for software to arrive in the post, in that very 1990s way."

https://youtube.com/watch?v=J2ZL84vHEyg [Embed]

what is this website ?

Which one?

A friendly community dedicated to Darknet research and proper, safe usage. We share links, tips and guides to help beginners, as well as experts not get scammed and remain anonymous.

Please understand that will not allow any material containing illegal or sensitive content.
https://discord.gg/c8Rxa9c

EDIT
Endwall: I don't endorse or recommend the use of discord for anything. If this is your thing go ahead, everything you do on those servers will be logged and monitored. You also need a real email address to sign up and post. If you're here you probably already use Tor, discord is wide open and its not secure. Make a riot/matrix room for this project instead.!

Anonymous 08/14/2022 (Sun) 13:53 No. 1798

Using SSH and Tor:
ysdr3c3j7odl3p2zu5vdyaphf5x65l4hc3i2hmuy4vx4svibnxonvsqd:1337
Anything goes, fully anonymous. If you don't know how to connect, then it's not for you.

>>284
$ su
# systemctl start tor
# exit

$ torsocks -i -a 127.0.0.1 -P 9050 --shell

New torified shell coming right up...

$ ssh -p 1337 anon@ysdr3c3j7odl3p2zu5vdyaphf5x65l4hc3i2hmuy4vx4svibnxonvsqd.onion

C64
Commodore 64 Ethernet card WarpNET (RR-Net compatible)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2aBoq6Tp4W4 [Embed]
Mar 24, 2016 jaskwadrata

"Nicknamed "Project WarpNET" - this homemade Commodore 64 RR-Net compatible Ethernet card was built around Olimex CS8900A-H a low cost development board with the popular Cirrus Logic CS8900A-CQ3 Ethernet controller. and 27c256 eprom with 4 bank 8k cartridge suport. Why project WarpNET? Just power on Your C64 and You are ready to use WarpCopy and transfer disk image files to Your 1541 disk drive or from it to Your PC - no hassle with set-mac or loading WarpCopy of the floppy disk - neat :)

This homemade C64 Ethernet NIC is compatible with all of the software written for popular RR-Net card.

WarpCopy after exomizing and converting it to cartridge image fitted nicely into single 8k bank. You can populate the rest of the banks with any software You want (that can be fitted in 8k rom ofc).

I was mainly inspired to create WarpNET by a project back from 2007 called FB-NET:
http://retrohackers.com/viewtopic.php...

And other C64 NIC projects and solutions:
http://dunkels.com/adam/tfe/index.html
http://www.go4retro.com/products/64nic/

Commodore PET
Watching YouTube on a Commodore Pet
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4e0fRKHG7Hk [Embed]
Apr 25, 2022 Thorbjörn Jemander
"This video shows a way to watch YouTube videos on a 40-year old Commodore Pet, at about 30 fps."

C64
New Commodore 64 Desktop OS?
Feb 23, 2019 Retro Recipes
https://youtube.com/watch?v=gDPRWKzuEtI [Embed]
"Today we're exploring the new miniGangCart (wait miniWhatNow?!) from the Polish team GangC64, including the recent-ish updated Final Cartridge III Desktop, with its intriguing C64 GUI which includes applets and disk operations! The cartridge includes a LOT more though such as a machine code monitor/disassembler and... perhaps too much more."

C64
CppCon 2016: Jason Turner “Rich Code for Tiny Computers: A Simple Commodore 64 Game in C++17”
Sep 24, 2016 CppCon
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zBkNBP00wJE [Embed]

"http://CppCon.org
Presentation Slides, PDFs, Source Code and other presenter materials are available at: https://github.com/cppcon/cppcon2016

The Commodore 64 was released in 1982 and is the best selling computer model of all time. At 34 years old, even the most simple embedded processor today outperforms it. Join me on an exploration of how C++17 techniques can be utilized to write expressive, high performance, high level code for simple computers. Together we will create a game for this aging system.

You'll leave the talk with a better understanding of what your compiler is capable of and be able to apply these ideas to create better code on modern systems."

ISA network card - RTL8019 - RC2014-to-ISA
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6eKL-vuugbA [Embed]
Tobias Mädel Nov 7, 2020
"Downloading music from the internet, getting the time and chatting on IRC, all on a 8088 CPU running at 9.55MHz"

RC2014
Turbo Pascal 3 on the RC2014
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Sy3Z-8RXM7A [Embed]
Jonathan Pallant Nov 5, 2020 4:20
"Here I am running Turbo Pascal 3 on an RC2014 Mini, with the CP/M Upgrade Kit."

RC2014
myZ80 Kit SBC (RC2014 mini) running BASIC
https://youtube.com/watch?v=P_YiLklUp9E [Embed]
Scott Julian Premiered Oct 8, 2020 0:56
"The myZ80 Retro Z80 computer kit from the Centre for Computing History.
The kit came with all the components that would be needed to build a Z80 computer that ran NASCOM 1979 BASIC (Microsoft 80 BASIC) and a serial connection cable to talk to it from my Mac.

The kit took about an hour to build, and after some minor troubleshooting (poor solder join) the Z80 was plugged into the serial connector and started."

Magic-1
Magic-1 at 16 years old
https://youtube.com/watch?v=qOcSnaK0yBw [Embed]
Bill Buzbee Feb 29, 2020
"My home-built computer, Magic-1, has been in nearly continuous operation for 16 years now. Here's an update, with more detail on the software aspect of the project."

CPUville
CPUville 8-bit processor printed circuit board version demo
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Gx0WKVoQdw8 [Embed]
CPUville Aug 18, 2018
"A demonstration of the CPUville 8-bit processor made with printed circuit boards. Includes a calculation of pi using floating point arithmetic. For details about this processor visit "

http://www.cpuville.com/Projects/8-bit/8-bit-home.html

http://www.cpuville.com/Videos/8-bit-processor-videos.html

theory:
FreeBoot.To stress.gg xyzbooter.online freestress.me str3ssed.co freeipstress.com ipstresser.com stressthem.to ts3booter.net quickboot.ru

on top of tor/proxychains. Anonymized ddos for free.

Nonsense. You would take umbridge with the trans-phobic onslaught of gaslighting that would encompass you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_8-bit_family
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_ST

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_2600
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_5200
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_7800

Atari 800 Computer Review
https://youtube.com/watch?v=gA-euwYrAzw [Embed]

Here is a full comprehensive review of the amazing Atari 800 8 bit home computer.

Atari 800 XL - Review & Overview
https://youtube.com/watch?v=a5JpAKD7JKw [Embed]

Bad Apple - An Atari Demo (2017)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BjNm04oCdYc [Embed]

"A new rendition of the well-known music video, now with proper timing, stereo music and a framerate of 12.5 fps. Runs on stock Atari 64KB machines (Atari 800 series), using a 1MB Maxflash/Ultimate cart. I was just a technical advisor in this one, mostly with regard to music. Code, graphics, music: R0ger"

Princeton Parallel Group
Princeton Piton Processor

http://parallel.princeton.edu/piton/

http://parallel.princeton.edu/openpiton/index.html

"Princeton Piton Processor, is a many-core designed by Prof. Wentzlaff's research group in March, 2015. It was taped-out in IBM's 32nm SOI process. Some of Piton's features are listed below:

25 modified OpenSPARC T1 cores
Directory-based shared memory
3 On-chip networks
Multi-chip shared memory support
1 GHz clock frequency
IBM 32nm SOI process (6mm*6mm)
460 million transistors
"