How do you recreate images made on such an early build of an art package that there was no save function? The answer is found within one of the stories we cover This Week In Retro! We also have a couple of cool tech builds to look at. One allows a Pi to simulate an ISA card and the other is a tiny 486DX machine with genuine retro parts and neat 3D printed mini tower case, and we do mean mini!
All this and the Community Question Of The Week.
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00:00 - Show Opening
05:35 - ISA PiSA
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13:58 It’s Burger Time
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26:02 - Small, Or Far Away? (Mini 486)
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44:57 - Community Question of the Week
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This Week in Retro is a weekly roundup of the hottest stories from the world of retro gaming and computing, voted on by you, the listener! Hosted by Neil from RMC, Chris from 005 AGIMA and Dave. Edited by Duncan Styles.
Episode Credits
Parts of "Four-Byte Burger" courtesy of yt/Ahoy
Link to full video: https://www.youtube.com
Parts of "A Tiny Intel 486 Built From Scratch" courtesy of yt/The Eric Experiment
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Parts of "ISA Blaster: A software-defined ISA card based on a Raspberry Pi Pico" courtesy of yt/Scrap Computing
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