Weasel @wildweasel@computerfairi.es

AWM_Stereo_.wsz

https://skins.webamp.org/skin/8a84c2a87780495470db1abf6f7684d7

At the start of the 1990s, computers were gaining popularity but still relatively expensive. This put schools in a tough spot, who wanted to expose kids to technology — so a couple of Apple engineers came up with a clever alternative. New video!
https://youtu.be/V066pDsRPRo

Here's a quick look at the Memorex VIS, which stood for "video information system" and not "very impossible to sell." It was merely nearly impossible to sell. It had next to no games in a sea of edutainment software. The wireless controller is as bad as you might imagine.

#gaming #retrogaming #shareyourgames

As a youngster around 1990 I started working on the first Dutch TV show that was completely created using a computer. An Amiga to be specific.

The show was called Mannetje & Mannetje, and featured a low-resolution mix of digitized photographs and drawn elements.

The magenta color was used for keying, using a Genlock device to record the footage to analog storage for broadcasting.

#retro #RetroComputing #commodore #amiga #1990s #animation #tv #PixelArt

Beyond Pinball v1.1 (cracked by Passport, rotating per-track address prologue and timing bits in epilogue)

https://archive.org/details/BeyondPinball4amCrack

Thanks to @ianoid for the disk!

#AppleII #retrocomputing

Rich Whitehouse just added 32-player multiplayer support to the Jaguar version of "Alien vs Predator" with the new release of his BigPEmu emulator:
https://richwhitehouse.com/jaguar/

The Software Labs Windows Icon Lib Disk 1_ DCAT

There are some struggles, worthy causes, that you will never see come to fruition in your lifetime. That does not make them any less worthwhile. Indeed, to work toward a righteous victory for those who come after you, whom you will never meet, is glory unsurpassed.

STOP USING CHROME
#Firefox #WEIAPI #Google #Chrome #AdPrivacy

MacUser - October 1985
https://archive.org/details/MacUser8510PremierIssueOctober1985/page/n63/mode/2up

Good news everyone, MS-DOS is not affected by the #WebP image vulnerability!

All other operating systems and software you can think of (browsers, messengers, anything Electron-based, drawing programs, e-mail clients, etc. etc.) are so be sure to update everything you have.

If a program got a "performance improvements and bug fixes" update just after the 12th of September then it probably was vulnerable to this.

See this article for more information: https://stackdiary.com/critical-vulnerability-in-webp-codec-cve-2023-4863/

it's https://maple.pet/commissions i'm drunk sorry gimme a break