Hardware archive

  1. A busted Athlon-ara motherboard BIOS

  2. Updating the Minipro T48’s firmware

  3. Childhood Melbourne i486 progress

  4. Smart card readers in ThinkPads?

  5. The Intel i486 SX-25 that started it all

  6. Writing EEPROMs on FreeBSD with minipro

  7. The PicoIDE IDE emulator

  8. I want this bag for storing computer cables

  9. Finding my childhood motherboard

  10. The wide world of TCG card folders

  11. Family retrocomputer trash and treasure

  12. I think FreeBSD fixed our scanner?

  13. My “cursed” trusted brand list

  14. Being positive about tech right now

  15. A retail dark pattern worked on me

  16. The Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

  17. Wait, a repairable ThinkPad!?

  18. The BookArc and Bolt laptop stands

  19. A Macintosh SE FDHD!?

  20. That’s too expensive… for me

  21. The primary purpose of lift lobbies

  22. Old computer monitor stands, and DAISO!

  23. (Thinking about) getting new printers

  24. ZuluSCSI, and an Ultra SCSI Power Mac G3!?

  25. Typing is physical and wonderful

  26. netbsd-users: IBM Model M issues

  27. Modern Commodore 64 cartridge loaders

  28. Pouring one out for Crucial

  29. It’s not included if it’s not listed

  30. Building a new NetBSD machine

  31. Problem exists between printer and chair

  32. What’s the point of a retro case “???”

  33. We have Nvidia snow

  34. Unboxing the new SilverStone FLP02 retro case

  35. Dave Farquhar discusses the Compaq Portable

  36. When a clear film wasn’t

  37. Another iPhone SE 3, and the upgrade treadmill

  38. Eventually getting an Android phone

  39. A 64-bit PCI Adaptec SCSI card

  40. Apple Stores make me anxious

  41. Reunited with a Blue and White Power Mac G3

  42. 96% keyboard layouts

  43. I found a Rubik’s Cube

  44. The LED BlinkHAT for the Motorola 6888x

  45. My Macs can’t mount SD cards almost half the time

  46. 64-bit PCI versus PCI-X

  47. My filofax was cancelled

  48. Recorded livestreams for retrocomputer stuff?

  49. Feedback regarding AA batteries

  50. Fully-adhesive sticky notes from Muji

  51. Younger people and AA batteries

  52. When to replace hard drives

  53. I have an SGI Indigo2!

  54. I lodged my 2024-25 taxes, and Wi-Fi

  55. BusLogic SCSI drives under DOS

  56. Retrocomputer cheats

  57. A new hand dryer review

  58. Hollow fibre optic cables

  59. PSA: Not all KALLAX boxes fit the same

  60. Andreas suggests a better Techtember

  61. Replacing a sliding door roller

  62. My VL-Bus i486 board lives! I’m incredibly happy

  63. The Gateron Smoothie linear switches

  64. Buying a Thinkpad X230

  65. Using the PicoPSU and PicoRC on an i486

  66. Rainbow D-sub and ribbon cables

  67. Status lights should stop blinding me

  68. NetComm is/was Australian

  69. My Hatsune Miku mug

  70. MoCA: Multimedia over Coax

  71. The Voltage Blaster, PicoPSU, and PicoRC

  72. Finally deshrouding my 3070 graphics card

  73. A strange home lighting site

  74. A message to outdoor tile stakeholders

  75. The A2DVI gives the Apple II DVI and HDMI output

  76. Dan Langille and I have new laptops

  77. A Packard Bell M415 Multimedia bezel!

  78. The end of Intel macOS

  79. digiDirect to buy Mwave

  80. Graphics cards

  81. Mwave going into voluntary administration

  82. The journey to a Dan A3-mATX case

  83. Bric a brac

  84. The IKEA VIDJA floor lamp is extremely bright

  85. What has expanded the utility of computers for you in the last decade?

  86. The Corsair Nautilus 240 RS doesn’t fit in the Dan A4-H2O

  87. An RPi bridge to the retro lab with NetBSD

  88. No, the US doesn’t use Metric

  89. ZuluIDE is a thing

  90. KVMs with DisplayPort and USB over USB-C

  91. The world’s only stable Windows Me machine

  92. Someone really wanted my Commodore Plus/4

  93. Building a new home server?

  94. The Firm’s photocopiers, by John Grisham

  95. ElectroBOOM came to Sydney!

  96. Some of my post-smartphone devices

  97. The Commodore 65 [sic] and MEGA65

  98. Childhood PC rebuild: A UN-1061 MIO card!

  99. Avoiding (smart)phones

  100. My own Ship of Theseus post

  101. I n-now have a Commodore 116!

  102. Micro Four Nerds reviews the OM-3

  103. Korean clothing advertised with a Mac Classic!?

  104. A large dearth of small phones

  105. Feedback about my iPhone SE upgrade post

  106. A letter about silently re-enabling Apple Intelligence

  107. #BOFH Excuse 359

  108. Upgrading from the 15 Pro Max to the 2022 SE

  109. Finding invoices for our first family PC from 1992!

  110. Wiping machines every year

  111. The Speccy

  112. The AMD Radeon RX 9070’s power efficiency

  113. The tale of a cursed pair of glasses

  114. Creating the Om System OM-3 Wikipedia page

  115. Window cleaner for computers

  116. Sticking with Mini-ITX with the cute Dan A4-H2O

  117. Turning off notifications

  118. The elusive desoldering station

  119. The Ricoh GR III is an incredible camera

  120. Goodbye to the iPhone SE

  121. Electrarc240 explains switch mode power supplies

  122. Unobtainium PC building in early 2025

  123. The 1988 Kenwood KX-47C was a great budget deck

  124. A tiny cup handle

  125. Blog question challenge: Technology

  126. The OM SYSTEM OM-3 is the camera of my dreams

  127. Thinking about clock batteries

  128. Using an element14 Wi-Pi [sic] on FreeBSD

  129. The Hyper7-R4 is ridiculous and I want it

  130. SEIKO Hatsune Miku Senbonzakura Watch

  131. Building an Atari 1040STᴱ chip manifest

  132. Right to repair farm equipment

  133. Year of the Linux desktop

  134. My Atari 1040STᴱ!

  135. The Kinesis mWave Keyboard

  136. OM-1 Mark II follow-up, and getting years wrong

  137. I wish partner graphics cards got the memo

  138. Playing digital audio files on a Hi-Fi?

  139. M43, and craving the OM System OM-1 Mark II

  140. The Tennant S960 Battery Ride-on Sweeper

  141. Stuff doesn’t work

  142. The OpenWrt One, and NameTLAs

  143. Andreas, Tim, Michał, and I don’t need new machines

  144. Remember international calls?

  145. The limits of advice, and having your own thoughts

  146. Part four: Installing an SSD in our PlayStation 3 Slim

  147. My Wedgewood Egypt mug

  148. Part three: Replacing our PS3 with a PS3 Slim

  149. Tiny KVMs for one-off colocation

  150. Part two: Our (recent) history with the PlayStation 3

  151. Cay Horstmann configures HiDPI on Linux

  152. Remembering our hi-fi and TV inputs

  153. Neverending beeps in the night

  154. Consoles, and the PlayStation 3

  155. What to consider before consuming

  156. The Tanmatsu portable RISC-V terminal

  157. Refrigeration: my greatest invention of modern times

  158. Gary Castle was tempted by clipboard parts

  159. Zen and the art of PCIe ×1 placement

  160. Bidding farewell to Mini-ITX and SFF, maybe

  161. MNT Reform Next only let down by its display

  162. Ten things in tech I found joy in during 2024

  163. Farewell to my first coffee grinder

  164. Building a replacement 386/486 CMOS battery

  165. An MV4-V4S471/472P 486 motherboard from 1995

  166. Acceptable public use cases for smartphone speakers

  167. Stymied by legacy measurements in the morning

  168. USB 3.0 header mods of perhaps dubious repute

  169. SSD cost versus spinning rust

  170. RFC: NetBSD network cards

  171. My dream multi-function home office machine

  172. The Atari ST is my favourite 16-bit machine

  173. Wouter Groeneveld on retrotech

  174. Espresso mouse

  175. The Logitech M240 Silent Bluetooth Mouse

  176. AMD shelving high-end GPU plans

  177. GCC un-depracating Itanium

  178. My short-lived 10-inch rack plans

  179. Single dose, low retention coffee grinders

  180. Building a small, dense homelab cluster

  181. Soap holder language

  182. My AeroPress has a new lease of life

  183. Web tech needs diversity

  184. The scale difference between prod and homelabs

  185. The uConsole, as recommended by you!

  186. The gorgeous SDS 940 from 1966

  187. An OQO or Hand386 successor for commuting?

  188. Why do you specifically like those retrocomputers?

  189. Brewed coffee over espresso

  190. Hardware features I wish could come back

  191. Still on an M1 MacBook Air

  192. SATA as a legacy connector

  193. Picking up a Power Mac G4 QuickSilver

  194. Farewell to AnandTech

  195. Researching home lab racks

  196. Some fun little retro Mini Brands

  197. Being second with physical media

  198. Our first home server, and rekindling that joy

  199. 2× HiDPI > 1× > 1.5×

  200. The Dell OEM Sound Blaster Live! CT4780

  201. AMD’s new 65 watt CPUs are a huge achievement

  202. SD to IDE adaptors, and revisiting retrocomputer storage

  203. 86Box 4.2 supports the wonderful ESS AudioDrive!

  204. Repairing a Samsung DVD-Master from 2001

  205. The 1983 JVC A-K100 stereo amplifier

  206. A logic gate experiment lab on Tindie

  207. The new SilverStone CS382 homelab case

  208. Researching cameras in 2024

  209. Singaporean hospital cleaning robot catches fire

  210. Keeping Hi-Fi gear cool

  211. It’s rare, so I have to get it?

  212. An update on painting my NR200P case beige

  213. Finding Pentium 3 parts by the side of the road!

  214. Attributes for my ideal computer cases

  215. The Apple II shows how amazing the C64 was

  216. The CP/M Card and Gold Card for the Apple II

  217. LED bulbs

  218. The IBM 5160 XT

  219. Stymied by a 1990s thermostat

  220. The SPAOE Z80 Apple II card

  221. My 8, 32, and 64-bit desk!

  222. Dave Farquhar on CD-ROMs in early PCs

  223. My Tom n Toms coffee mug

  224. When Tramiel left Commodore for Atari

  225. My fun experience at a Scorptec store (no, really)!

  226. Goodbye, mailbox

  227. Priming a CoolerMaster NR200P case for painting

  228. My own silly intercom glitch in the Matrix

  229. Whatever happened to Akai?

  230. Peerless Assassin 120 versus 120 SE cooler

  231. Buying a matte screen protector

  232. What plastics really recycle: myths

  233. A National RC-6060 clock radio from 1985

  234. Deshrouding my ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge?

  235. Z80 cards for the Apple //e

  236. Et tu, Samsung USB key?

  237. One of these NICs is not like the others

  238. Emil on old computers for new writing

  239. Demonstration of the restored WITCH computer

  240. Having a dedicated computer workbench again

  241. Finally got my ultimate retro KVM setup working!

  242. I pre-ordered the Tangara music player

  243. How do you connect retrocomputers to the web?

  244. Questions about modding my Blueberry iMac DV

  245. An unintentional LED night light

  246. The tiny NanoPi R2S

  247. Alternative GoTek drive mounting options

  248. Quick review of the Pi1541 from Shareware Plus

  249. The Drop CSTM80 barebones board

  250. Buying a literal scrap of Commodore PC history

  251. My Moka coffee cup, and some Sydney architecture

  252. Discovering TT scale trainsets

  253. SD cards became the ubiquitous superfloppy

  254. Pieces of 8: BMCs

  255. Introducing my new 8-bit Software Fun series

  256. Diederick discusses tape storage and cartridges

  257. A 2024 Yellow Pages monitor stand

  258. Modern Commodore 64 motherboards

  259. E-waste still not taken seriously in Australia

  260. Getting an ATI 9600 XT AGP card

  261. Apple should release a bike or scooter, not a car

  262. Researching buying my first AGP GPU

  263. Ordering my first nylon 3D printed part

  264. Reflashing an SiI 3114 RAID into a SATA controller

  265. Third time’s the charm with XTIDE

  266. Shiori Novella discusses vlogging gear

  267. Losing 5.25-inch bays

  268. Almost getting an Acorn Electron

  269. Thinking about the Framework laptop

  270. Using an old computer for new writing

  271. Train DRM

  272. I wanted an HBA for FreeBSD, not a RAID JBOD

  273. Pigeonholing your unrivalled tech buyers

  274. In Sydney? Want a free Compaq retrocomputer?

  275. Retrocomputer FPGAs, featuring Wouter of Brain Baking

  276. Tech I couldn’t live without: washing machines

  277. Shinri and Reine found me some PS/2 cables!

  278. That cool indie project? It’s no more!

  279. Always buy old KVMs with cables

  280. Figuring out input selection on a Dell 4K panel

  281. A bit of 486 CPU nostalgia and history

  282. AMD Microblaze V, and CPU diversity

  283. Jay on AMD AM5 system stability

  284. Giving up on a forever crossing

  285. I miss 4:3 and 16:10

  286. iLeakage

  287. High-airflow case for my FreeBSD workstation

  288. The Micro 8088, and my dream pedestel machine

  289. Not one, but two beigetastic Presario towers!

  290. The Tangara open portable music player

  291. What counts as authentic retrocomputing

  292. In defence of power points with switches

  293. The mysterious Aywun 307 case

  294. Daisy-chaining Apple IIe disk drives

  295. Remembering the Apple //e Platinum, and finally finding one!

  296. Disk flux images are fascinating

  297. Building a new Apple II?

  298. How BlackBerry failed to respond to the iPhone

  299. Commodore, the Apple II, and how things could have been different

  300. Variety in PCs, after years of the Mac

  301. My “Aldi” Commodore 64 case

  302. Fake 486 cache chips

  303. “Bang for the buck” when picking a graphics card

  304. The Sun SPARCStation 5’s 13W3 connector

  305. What colour is the Commodore 64?

  306. Hardware Unboxed’s podcast, and benchmark misconceptions

  307. Another Am386 30-pin SIMM replacement

  308. @Omegatron on the POPCAKE

  309. A basic ASRock board for my FreeBSD tower

  310. Configuring Adaptec SCSI CD-ROMs on DOS

  311. Using what you have is better than not!

  312. YAXI Ear Pads for the Porta Pro

  313. Finding myself in a video rendering studio

  314. Steam cleaning chewing gum

  315. Electronic bookends

  316. E-readers, and feedback from Daniel O’Connell

  317. My daily carry in 2023

  318. The ASUS Media Bus

  319. Adrian Black takes apart a 1980s scope

  320. The longest word you can type on the first row

  321. Ohms being expressed with R instead of Ω

  322. The weirdest HP Pavilion I’ve ever picked up

  323. ATX bracket for the Cooler Master NR200P

  324. My Commodore 16 keyboard is fixed!

  325. Between ISA and PCI, PCs had EISA and VLB

  326. Troubleshooting my Am386SX’s RAM issues

  327. BNC connectors cut in half

  328. An even tinier NAS

  329. Merlin Mann and my Commodore 16 taught me a small step is a catalyst

  330. The story of a flawed office tap

  331. A strange Commodore 16 reset line

  332. The Foenix F256k retrocomputer

  333. RFC: expansion options for the Commodore 128

  334. When does retrocomputing begin?

  335. Typing on my new Gateron North Pole 2.0 keyboard

  336. Energy retailer of last resort?

  337. My Pentium 1’s phantom hard disk

  338. Six months into my smartphone awareness exercise

  339. Connecting a CD-ROM to a Sound Blaster 32 IDE header in DOS

  340. A near-mint 1999 IBM Aptiva desktop

  341. Innovation in civil engineering

  342. My Am386 now has a Tseng ET4000AX card!

  343. Fixing DDR4-1867 on a Supermicro server

  344. FreeBSD brightness controls on Panasonic laptops

  345. Getting frustrated at inanimate IT objects

  346. Hales on PCIe over USB (or lack thereof)

  347. Using M2 Wi-Fi card slots for other things

  348. Remembering how the Nintendo Wii was cracked

  349. A cool Adaptec AHA-1542CP ISA SCSI card

  350. A new old-stock floppy drive

  351. The enforceability of boilerplate

  352. Buying parts online and iRL

  353. An enigma of a VGA cable

  354. Retrocomputing info is easy to find, until it isn’t

  355. Researching if Commodore’s PCs were profitable

  356. Pronouncing “composite” video

  357. USB 1.1 Alien Tape Megasaur Spurtles

  358. A disk-on-module with my Am386

  359. An apartment tower of lithium

  360. A 30-pin RAM upgrade for my Am386

  361. Aftermarket Commodore power supplies

  362. An Intel i387SL coprocessor for my AMD Am386SX

  363. The ESS AudioDrive ES1868F for sound and IDE

  364. Equinix retiring copper

  365. My 386SX’s working Acer MIO-400 IO card

  366. I fixed my 1991 386SX-16/20CN motherboard!

  367. My new ISA/PCI PC diagnostic card

  368. Why are they called du Pont connectors?

  369. Libraries were full of tech inflexion points

  370. Parts reviewers, clickbait, and absolute price

  371. FreeBSD and NetBSD laptop feedback: the Framework

  372. Retrocomputing is as much optimism as an escape

  373. Researching a new FreeBSD or NetBSD laptop

  374. Filter jugs should be rectangular

  375. A 1990 encyclopædia on phones and packet switching

  376. Breaking a Commodore 16 key, and retrocomputer storage

  377. AliExpress anime and electronics comments

  378. Daniel Aleksandersen on split keyboard accessibility

  379. Restoring my 1983 “Aldi” Commodore VC-20

  380. GamersNexus on support training and scripts

  381. The economic and social effect of sealed devices

  382. Time magazine discusses successful tech failures

  383. A legacy PC drive update: little works!

  384. Feedback: preventing streaks when retrobrighting

  385. W-whoops, buying a Commodore VC-20

  386. Comparing VIC-20 and C64 cart sizes

  387. Adrian Black explains his TRS-80 diagnostic

  388. Setting tech expectations

  389. Greg’s experience with a smart phone

  390. Obsolete tech: the Battery Daddy

  391. Printers and wasted tech potential

  392. Things I’d love to build this year

  393. Thoughts on an entirely new Commodore 64

  394. I fixed my beautiful little Commodore Plus/4!

  395. The ThinkPhone

  396. The great Commodore/Atari engineer swap

  397. Using PCI slots for SSD brackets

  398. What happened to data sims for tablets?

  399. Time spent looking at my phone

  400. Changelog for omake.opml

  401. My final Commodore 128 Retr0bright post

  402. Fascinating new pencil soldering irons

  403. Another smart camera leaking information

  404. That elusive Commodore 128 80-column mode

  405. Flickering caused by a hot MOS 8565R2

  406. High idle power on AMD’s RDNA3 cards

  407. A late review of the M1 MacBook Air

  408. Cleaning and retr0brighting a Commodore 64C

  409. The Fractal Ridge Mini-ITX Case

  410. I… bought a Commodore 64C

  411. The patch in my Commdoore 1541 was official!

  412. The “joy” of retro IT web searches

  413. STH’s Supermicro X13SAE-F board review

  414. Canon Canoscan LiDE220 review

  415. Thinking about AMD’s 7000 series CPUs

  416. Raspberry Pis in racks or PCI slots

  417. Cartron asks what FreeBSD machines I use

  418. Peter Millard compares and contrasts sanders

  419. My favourite USB key ever: The Toshiba PA5003A

  420. Backing the VisionFive 2 RISC-V dev board

  421. The iPhone 14

  422. Discovering 850 watt SFX power supplies exist

  423. Weird Al had 100 gigs of RAM

  424. AMD Ryzen 7000

  425. The NCR-80 vintage mechanical keyboard kit

  426. Features every microwave should have

  427. A year of using a FreeBSD laptop without a GUI

  428. An obstinate port-forwarding router

  429. GPU prices a bit closer to normalcy

  430. Q&A about my NW-A55 Walkman

  431. Number pads

  432. Jeff Geerling’s all-flash NAS

  433. Uses for tangled earbud cables

  434. Hamaji Neo reviews Gateron Yellow switches

  435. The Internet’s short memory for retrocomputing

  436. My new Sony NW-A55 Walkman! Also a review

  437. The tech nostalgia bathtub curve

  438. Adventures with mould and dehumidifiers

  439. Cathode Ray Dude on retro hardware collecting

  440. Rebecca, Michael recommend the Gateron Black Ink V2 keyswitches

  441. Quest for a thocky split keyboard like my Topre

  442. My own drive reliability stats

  443. Portable digital audio players still exist

  444. The CERBERUS 2080

  445. The wondrous LG A9 CordZero vacuum cleaner

  446. The first iPhone, and portable music in 2022

  447. Goodies from @GamersNexus arrived!

  448. The hot (running) AMD Radeon 6950 XT

  449. Fun with AIOs: The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280

  450. My Hahndorf Inn Hotel mug

  451. A market failure with sunk costs

  452. A list of my first computers

  453. Buy LG fridges, not Westinghouse

  454. Nvidia’s RTX 3090 Ti

  455. The most satisfying connectors

  456. Birthday Ryzen Minecraft shaders!

  457. Down to my last Aeropress filter

  458. My Apothecary Coffee mug

  459. Pouring one out for David Boggs

  460. Challenges with mini-ITX builds in 2022

  461. The RTX 3070, and chasing the shiny

  462. Feedback on 4K KVMs

  463. Learning about fan controllers

  464. The new iPhone SE is still good

  465. Are DisplayPort or HDMI KVMs any good?

  466. Cancelling my Presario Sleeper PC project

  467. No bad products, only bad prices?

  468. Personal technology insight and cynicism

  469. The iPhone 8 (and SE) are still better iPhones

  470. Review: @PCCaseGear in Australia is awesome

  471. JayzTwoCents on guilt about hobbies

  472. Graphics card feedback

  473. Phantom phone vibrations

  474. Buying a new graphics card

  475. A numbered list of encountered tech

  476. A 12 TB SATA Ultrastar hard drive saves the day

  477. Raspberry Pi OS is now 64-bit

  478. My retrocomputer projects, Q1 2022

  479. The iPad Mini 6’s weird aspect ratio

  480. The PinePhone keyboard case

  481. Doc Searls versus printers

  482. Always check for the wrong item too

  483. Battery-powered trains

  484. Finding a cute 386 or 486 desktop

  485. Wouter Groeneveld digresses

  486. Our January 2022 apartment cleanout

  487. Microfibre cloths

  488. My “new” IBM WorkPad 20X Palm PDA!

  489. A home NAS of the future

  490. Farewell to my Kindle Paperwhite

  491. Steps towards more recycling in Singapore

  492. Beige-o-Vision introducing the PiDP-11

  493. Learning of BlueSCSI

  494. The Ricoh GR IIIx

  495. The Maja 2 split keyboard

  496. End of year thoughts on consolidating stuff

  497. Formatting SD cards in the Nintendo Switch

  498. If nobody wants to use smartphones, what then?

  499. The Nintendo Switch Lite is my new 2DS

  500. The Raspberry Pi 400 as a couch game machine

  501. The Raspberry Pi A+, and Pi-Hole

  502. The iPad mini 6

  503. Spycrowsoft on reusing stuff

  504. Dell 27-inch 4K panels as Retina displays

  505. The M1X MacBook Pros

  506. The simplex ambidextrous?

  507. Privacy and trust as a luxury good

  508. One step closer to my new FreeBSD tower

  509. Dreaming of soap and door nomenclature

  510. Greyscale screens for anxiety

  511. My first shipped DOA drive

  512. Repairability of laptops

  513. A 1 TB DIMM, with a clock speed of 2!

  514. Apps are a poor replacement for hardware

  515. Feedback on Braun shaver cables

  516. The state of second-hand GPUs in 2021

  517. What Apple mouses and Braun shavers share

  518. Researching GPU options for my sleeper PC

  519. Docks charging more than just kettles

  520. The Cloud Media Remote for the PS4

  521. The LG Gram: does it have PC Screen Syndrome?

  522. Missing things in our home

  523. My sleeper PC... curse!

  524. Micah R Ledbetter’s ErgoDox feedback

  525. Expanding our FreeBSD home file server

  526. Fourier transforming X-ray diffraction patterns before computers

  527. Motherboard standoffs for weird case sizes

  528. Comparing PC all-in-ones to the iMac

  529. Finally buying a Compaq spaceship

  530. Feedback about the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard

  531. The Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 2019

  532. Acer’s antimicrobial laptop

  533. Feedback on repurposed eBay packaging

  534. Dodgy listings using repurposed packaging

  535. The home storage crisis, via Doc Searls

  536. Revisiting webcam covers

  537. Searching for a CD storage system

  538. A Commodore 128 shipping update

  539. Some of these kitchen gadgets we do need

  540. Laptop, tablet, smartphone, or phone?

  541. FreeBSD 13 on the Panasonic Let’s Note CF-RZ6

  542. LCD Android phones to sync with FreeBSD

  543. More cores are good

  544. The M1 Mac: “seems fine”

  545. My new (replacement!) Palm IIIx

  546. Linus Tech Tips: Nothing EVER works!

  547. Palm LifeDrive in a Windows 2000 QEMU VM

  548. My Palm LiveDrive!

  549. Whimsy and the new coloured iMacs

  550. Palm PDA nostalgia on its way!

  551. Feedback about a slow CF card

  552. Newer CF card slower in my Pentium tower

  553. Repairing, not replacing old parts

  554. Apologising to wpa_supplicant and FreeBSD Wi-Fi

  555. Rediscovering one of our family computers

  556. A mini, portable display for Commodore gear?

  557. Now obsolete MacBooks still have better screens

  558. Best attribute for 8-bit enthusiasts: patience

  559. Our bathroom hippo

  560. The VIA VT82C586B PCI, PC97 controller

  561. A Commodore 128 and TED monitor stand

  562. My Commodore 1571 drive arrived!

  563. Why did initials on MOS chips disappear?

  564. Reliability of cassette tapes and disks

  565. Moving on from Apple

  566. Troubleshooting my Commodore 128’s 80-column mode, part one

  567. Missing MacBook Pro features returning

  568. Headphones as a social signal

  569. Retr0brighting my Commodore 128 keyboard

  570. Slanty road barrier things

  571. Troubleshooting a Commodore 1541 disk drive

  572. Necessity versus rarity in online auctions

  573. Gadget-like computers, or computer-like gadgets?

  574. Stores for Commodore 128 components

  575. Comprehensive Breville BKE395 kettle review

  576. Fixing my unbootable Commodore 128

  577. Almost wrote about my Commodore 128

  578. Douglas Brebner on integration and complexity

  579. A point to consider before retr0brigting

  580. That complexity inflection point

  581. Not just the price limiting EV adoption

  582. Today’s errors

  583. Difference between 19200 and 19200R ECC RAM

  584. Dynabook screens

  585. Graphics cards getting even pricier

  586. Merging power buttons on appliances

  587. 2.5 and 5GbE adaptors

  588. The world’s chunkiest card reader

  589. Toodles and Michael Tsai on OLED iPhones

  590. Responses to my new homelab server

  591. Building a new homelab server

  592. Security flaws in smart doorbells

  593. 737 Max issues were people

  594. Here are some related, incompatible items

  595. @Spycrowsoft on OLED sensitivity

  596. Scatterbrain Apple M1 chip thoughts

  597. Hales warns us of greymarket electronics

  598. Equinix data centre advice

  599. Antranig Vartanian on RSS, HiDPI, Apple Silicon

  600. Becky Hansmeyer, Dan Benjamin on the iPhone 12

  601. Wait, that heatsync isn’t really copper?

  602. OLED-sensitive people left out from the iPhone 12

  603. My new-ish 16-inch MacBook Pro

  604. Feeling guilt upon buying something

  605. AC3 is not AAC

  606. Ethernet papercuts

  607. We need physical audio kill switches

  608. A KONE lift diagnostic test tool and decoder

  609. System76 laptop displays

  610. FOSS laptops and subpar displays

  611. Uncommon Advansys Iomega Jaz Jet SCSI-II cards

  612. New computers don’t feel faster

  613. Phones before the iPhone

  614. Tech hardware fails, as written in 2012

  615. Testing a new machine

  616. The 3.5 mm headphone jack

  617. The Kos Porta Pro X headphones

  618. Naming five Hi-Fi brands

  619. My new/old Technics SL-J300R turntable

  620. Andranig Vartanian on Solaris, with more nostalgia

  621. Follow-up to AT power supplies

  622. The Athena AT40 400W AT power supply

  623. Blog retrospective: 720K floppies

  624. Goodbye Home-Fix, and Singapore’s DIY scene

  625. More FreeBSD HPE Microserver homelab answers

  626. ARM Macs (but RISC-V would be cooler)

  627. The speed of technology

  628. Booting FreeBSD off the HPE MicroServer Gen8 ODD SATA port

  629. My humble homelab, with awful ASCII diagrams

  630. The 2020 iPhone SE

  631. What’s missing from NAS reviews

  632. Other SMR considerations

  633. Hidden shingled-drive follow-up

  634. The Shingled magnetic recording NAS debacle

  635. The Onkyo C-707

  636. FreeBSD 12.1 on a new (to me) ThinkPad T550

  637. Figuring out Hi-Fi component dimensions

  638. Kenwood DEM-9991D circuit diagram

  639. HO-scale R-761

  640. Arena Unix II swim cap

  641. Coronavirus info from data centres

  642. Rediscovering LaserDiscs

  643. Music Monday: IBM PS/2 It!

  644. Intel’s discrete GPUs at CES

  645. A technical admission

  646. Technical accuracy, and the whole product concept

  647. Curious case of the 32 GiB key with only 64 MiB

  648. Solution to blocking home recording

  649. The Hyperion luggable from 1983

  650. Trying the new 16-inch MacBook Pro

  651. Replacing the phone

  652. 16-inch MacBook Pro

  653. Android biometrics in October 2019

  654. Fun with online ECC memory shopping

  655. Current ThinkPads with HiDPI

  656. Consolidating all the things, also watches

  657. iPhone typing accuracy declines

  658. Choosing a new pocket camera

  659. The Sony StorStation Ditto tape drive

  660. iTelephone 2019 wish list

  661. Rambling on biology and tech

  662. iOS always forgets what audio I was playing

  663. ThinkPad feedback from @sjdorst

  664. The ThinkPad X40, an all-time favourite

  665. Choosing a NAS

  666. 10x Engineers: The brilliant jerks

  667. Covering laptop cameras, revistied

  668. ThinkPads and MacBooks

  669. Dan Benjamin on computers as tools

  670. Ken Akamatsu on the Raspberry Pi 4 model B

  671. Why do most PC laptops have awful screens?

  672. HPE buying Cray

  673. KVM trolley suggestions for data centre operators

  674. Jaycar external RAID box with FreeBSD and ZFS

  675. The Mid-range utility Mac

  676. Roman numeral IIII on clocks

  677. A purpose-built FreeBSD home bhyve box

  678. Percussive maintenance

  679. Relief for the 2019 Mac Pro

  680. Hard drive capacities: a 2008 retrospective

  681. 2019 MacBook Pros

  682. Goodbye tanakasuka, my last RAIDZ-1 ZFS pool

  683. Kao laundry powder scoop analysis

  684. SCSI to CompactFlash for vintage PCs

  685. Commodore SFD-1001, and the Teac FD-505

  686. The Cayenne Convection Oven

  687. Fully-recyclable Adidas shoes

  688. Buying philosophy for computer hardware

  689. Using a 4K LG UltraFine display with FreeBSD?

  690. Tethering is still voodoo

  691. No FreeBSD on the Libretto any more

  692. Storage versus RAM configurability

  693. My colleague’s MT3 profile board

  694. Technical reasons may often be insufficient

  695. 1993 Computer Chronicles on Spectre

  696. Opening a Kensington Orbit Trackball

  697. Ergolux corner standing desk

  698. Simpson Strong Tie Set Xp Msds

  699. Apple’s rumoured 16-inch MacBook Pro

  700. Goodbye, AT&T data centres

  701. A list of lightweight laptops from 2018

  702. Ranking of laptop keyboards

  703. State of Apple in 2018

  704. Predictable issues with video doorbells

  705. The European Space Agency store

  706. Vortex Race 3 keyboard

  707. Why OLED phone screens suck for some of us

  708. CoreTypes.bundle still has some classic hardware

  709. The Lucent 901928-01 Keyboard

  710. The 80586 Pentium

  711. A dodgy USB key

  712. StatusCake chatbot

  713. macOS modifier keys

  714. Apple T2 webcam security

  715. Xorg: More than one possible primary device found

  716. Marc Edwards on 2x Retina

  717. Apple’s Entrepreneur Camp for women

  718. Why rip up functional footpaths?

  719. Ports

  720. LattePanda

  721. The new MacBook Air isn’t 2:1 Retina

  722. Rounded internal SCSI cables

  723. The new MacBook Airs are devoid of touch bars!

  724. Apple New York event wish list

  725. Another chance to buy a DAN A4-SFX case

  726. The Aston Martin Lagonda

  727. More plastic, via @Georgiecel

  728. Why do some smoke detectors use radioactive material?

  729. MUJI table test

  730. Obsolete best IT practices

  731. Zero percent battery

  732. Lee Myung-bak sentenced for bribery

  733. When Macworld isn’t

  734. Someone designed these

  735. The longest post ever, on the STV-4540 PDU

  736. Disabling Hyper-Threading for Spectre

  737. A few days back on a small phone

  738. My new Kindle

  739. Oh Android, don’t ever change

  740. The Pentax K-1 Mark II, and their pancakes

  741. Filing cabinet chair review

  742. A Californian rooter van

  743. My brand new mustimeter

  744. Which duck tape is best?

  745. A true 757 replacement

  746. Cabin of a TWA Lockheed TriStar

  747. Why ZTE was banned in the US, Australia

  748. A Tesla and Maserati

  749. The beige 5.25 inch Zip Insider

  750. Epson’s classic combo floppy drives

  751. A home-office hideaway computer desk

  752. My Akihabara GPD Pocket

  753. 555 pages

  754. Photo of my desk in 2005

  755. Home digital assistants

  756. Music and phones in public

  757. iUmu, the iMac

  758. HomePod

  759. 800×600 in a Retina world

  760. The Hawker Siddeley Trident was fast

  761. Fuji Xerox

  762. HP battery recall

  763. 12TB drives are now a thing

  764. Meltdown and Spectre

  765. Xen on yesterday’s Intel issue

  766. Intel’s protected kernel memory leak fun

  767. Listerine mouth wash taste guide

  768. FaceID

  769. The Tupolev Tu-114

  770. OLEDs suck, for me

  771. But Steve Jobs wouldn’t have done it!

  772. Apple’s September 2017 kit

  773. Electroboom on the Right Hand Rule

  774. Rick’s 10GbE home network

  775. Recycling VHS tapes

  776. Second–hand computers do exist

  777. A decade of iTelephones

  778. Old driver decision tree

  779. Unboxing a 1997 Iomega Jaz Drive

  780. Oliver’s law of assumed responsibility

  781. One is not like the others

  782. Restoring my first computer

  783. The HP Pavilion Wave

  784. The new Mac Pro shall be

  785. Typewriter style keyboard

  786. ECC in AMD Ryzen

  787. The Zip Insider

  788. Versions of EMM386

  789. 3D-printed Penrose Triangle

  790. On the size of the Commodore 128

  791. The NOCHANGE BBS car

  792. The state of the Mac

  793. Farewell office coffee mug

  794. The Boeing 727 prototype

  795. Two-tone beige keyboards in 2017

  796. Goodbye junk

  797. Fujitsu exiting laptop business

  798. The unfortunately-named Eero

  799. The NSG uClean LD-1420 HMT

  800. Mac downloads in 2016

  801. Eight years ago, the Convair 880

  802. The first Lockheed L-1011 TriStar

  803. USB aquarium alarm clock pen holder light

  804. The iPhone 7

  805. Webmaster Hales on four power supplies

  806. Four power supplies

  807. HPE buys SGI

  808. The ASUS EeeBook X205TA

  809. Covering laptop cameras

  810. Choosing a minimalistic Mini-ITX case

  811. Folding paper seven times

  812. The Sun Type 6

  813. Something to do with KVMs

  814. Being mostly wrong about diesel cars

  815. Fans brave wet as iPhone 6s goes on sale

  816. Australian iPhone 6s plans stuck in the 2000s

  817. Mid-2012 MacBook Air SSD upgrades

  818. Raw tech specs

  819. Concession Opal cards

  820. July 2015 iPods

  821. Ruben sets up utilities

  822. My bedroom home office in 2010

  823. Translucent screens

  824. I heard you like cranes

  825. Stop trying to make Apple Watch without 'the' happen

  826. Difference between Quanta and Qantas

  827. The IKEA firm RÖLLEKA pillow

  828. CPU architectures on nixCraft

  829. Cloud storage arrays

  830. No more Nokia Sync

  831. Circular (travelling) headphones

  832. Time to shake the toner

  833. Keyloggers

  834. The 27 inch Retina iMac

  835. The Typo2 iPhone keyboard

  836. UTS Building 11 lifts

  837. The Bic Orange Finepoint most certainly is

  838. Choosing a keyboard for gaming and typing

  839. Interpreting ipmitool ser list memory errors

  840. UTS Building 11 feedback

  841. The lost opportunity of UTS Building 11

  842. Two years with a MacBook Air

  843. SCSI

  844. Saturday nights with a PSU

  845. Diesel cars

  846. The Topre RealForce looks absolutely perfect

  847. WASD keyboard design fun

  848. Disruption from Sydney, and keyboards

  849. The Roland TR-808

  850. CoolerMaster QuickFire, via @screenbeard

  851. An Ultimo pilgrimage to MSY

  852. Ruben talks shoes

  853. The CODE keyboard

  854. My second workstation: Unicomp keyboards

  855. Suspiciously timed massive Archival Discs

  856. Teana Lanster and Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha

  857. LTO Ultrium tape drives

  858. Tiamo’s 32–bit efi and Mavericks 10.9.2

  859. The @dai1313 on Optiplex nostalgia

  860. Silent swap meets and IT nostalgia

  861. Mavericks on my first gen Mac Pro

  862. The mystery of internal drive enclosure connectors

  863. Mmm, chewy phone cables

  864. Kindles, iPods, teal shirts

  865. The Razer antithesis to the new Mac Pro?

  866. When you use the same mouse as him

  867. Mac Pro compromises might not be for me

  868. The Belkin Thunderbolt Dock

  869. The LEGO Acropolis

  870. All this new tech is making us antisocial

  871. I used to be that guy; the new Mac Pro

  872. When our frigid whitegood was neither

  873. Linux RdRand

  874. FreeBSD and hardware random number generators

  875. Some ZFS SSD feedback from @zoomosis

  876. ZFS on FreeBSD supporting TRIM

  877. Classic Toshiba driver archive

  878. Fibre optic considered faster than copper

  879. Ditto

  880. The IKEA Upptäcka backpack

  881. What Motorola is to Google

  882. Photocopiers making randomly alterations

  883. An evening with printers

  884. Sony CDP-101

  885. Cisco Discovery Protocol, eventually

  886. Cray Mac Pro

  887. My Mac Pro space station

  888. I don’t always make lame networking memes

  889. This isn’t about the Cisco 2800 router series

  890. Eric Schmidt says we’re just afraid of change

  891. My latest retro multimedia CD-ROM haul

  892. Sharp slipping pSee shipments

  893. Dell, going private

  894. I think my new iPad mini is Canadian

  895. So when Samsung shuns NFC, it’s okay

  896. The 1990s Dell Dimension, via @dai1313

  897. The Ancient Compaq Presario 5510 spaceship

  898. Goodbye, Old Glossy

  899. The wrath of certain Android users

  900. A cheaper Chevrolet Volt

  901. I need the lightest possible machine…

  902. An 11-inch MacBook Air unboxing review thing

  903. Infinite Solutions: Recharging batteries

  904. She adores her 64!

  905. Belkin F5D7010 works on Fedora and FreeBSD

  906. Linus Torvalds and I had the same computer

  907. I love you John, but stop reporting on Apple!

  908. Acer being truthful about Windows tablets

  909. A Firefox phone? Yes please!

  910. Comments on Microsoft’s Surface Tablet

  911. A rambling Mac Pro status report!

  912. Would you give an ARM for an Intel phone?

  913. My letter to Westpac about a PayPass debit card

  914. Retro DEC PDP11 graphics

  915. Seagate and LaCie, hard drives consolidate again!

  916. Steins;Seagate

  917. Optus, Vodafone network sharing, via @madcatjo2point0

  918. Microsoft Barnes and Noble, wait what?

  919. No ATMs skimming from DBS profits!

  920. Friends don’t let friends use crappy keyboards!

  921. A380 plushies with @johncarneyau and @DrRachie

  922. Does not having it impede its primary function?

  923. Windows Phone UI efficiency

  924. Australian Personal Computer, March 2012

  925. Lord of the Rings Lego Minifigs

  926. I had a BlackBerry back in the day, with old photos!

  927. Let the bed bugs bite

  928. No Kodak moment pun here

  929. DBS responds to ATM skimmer fun

  930. What’s Avocado’s Constant?

  931. You can just skim this DBS ATM story

  932. Intel Ultrabooks at CES, via @kevinctofel

  933. DBS ATM skimmers

  934. Better late than never: HP not changing their logo

  935. Prevent volumes auto-mounting on Mac OS X

  936. BREAKING: I finally cleaned my desk!

  937. No more Dell netbooks

  938. A very Janeway Christmas

  939. My LEGO figs!

  940. Not surprising to me in the slightest

  941. Sophos CityRail memory key adventures

  942. My followup Kindle review followup

  943. Witnessing NASA #Curiosity #MSL launch, from bed!

  944. Gruber and Topolsky on Android 4

  945. My shiny new Kindle 4!

  946. Super biased reviews of the HP Envy

  947. 10.11.11 – Happy Binary Day #1!

  948. HP are making PCs again!?

  949. Not sure if I have one of them Kindles

  950. iPhone4Steve

  951. I got fourteen new iPod nano watches today!

  952. Goodbye Armada M300

  953. Awesome Starbucks threads

  954. Amazon Kindle Fire

  955. My shiny new MikroTik 750GL!

  956. The IKEA Effect, and Manland

  957. UTS robot dance troupe

  958. Another lost iTelephone

  959. Were we all Punk’d by HP?

  960. Android #1 mobile platform for malware, but…

  961. Foresight versus hindsight at Dell

  962. An ode to HP desktops and PDAs

  963. Now it violates the GPL? Where does this stop?

  964. Paying more for stuff and whatnot in Australia

  965. Late night iMac UTS observations

  966. Don’t worry, Android is unchanged

  967. Motoroogle?!

  968. 2007: Apple should pull the plug on the iPhone

  969. Tech I couldn’t live without: The INSERT key

  970. Tech I couldn’t live without: door handles

  971. Operating Systems Solutions #fail

  972. My first and last entry on Android patents

  973. I was wrong about Apple and Android!

  974. Cory Doctorow on the Samsung Galaxy Tab

  975. This Week in Rubenerd Mobile Computing

  976. Singapore army iPads?

  977. Mac Pro not seeing a SCSI-USB Jaz drive

  978. An AdLib ISA card!

  979. Failing broadcom-wl on 32 bit Fedora 15?

  980. A cheap solution for my Nikon D60 battery?

  981. Steve Ballmer photos, again

  982. HP bevels, and xcalc, for some reason

  983. The Sophos Security Gateway?

  984. @i2yh @rubenerd photocopier reminiscing

  985. Lithium batteries costing us a bundle!

  986. Google closed Honeycomb, so what?

  987. It’s hard being an Aussie Palm fanboy

  988. My white iPhone 4 and Zune predictions

  989. An Optus phone data post, with cans!

  990. iPad 2

  991. Singapore schwag!

  992. RIP Ken Olsen 1926-2011

  993. MacTheKnife is back in bidness!

  994. My first bike!

  995. Nostalgia, SuperDisk drives under OS X

  996. Another sophisticated cooling solution

  997. Waking up your lazy Fedora 14 ThinkPad X40

  998. Government use of iPads?

  999. Celebrating 30 years of Post-It Notes!

  1000. Windows Phone 7 thoughts

  1001. Why don’t we have Open printer cartridges?!

  1002. Apple’s new September 2010 swag

  1003. What HP needs to do after The Hurd

  1004. The other Steve comments on the iPad

  1005. No more Apple Cinema Displays

  1006. Goodbye Nexus One

  1007. Google Android the latest US weapon?

  1008. Longwinded post on the iPhone 4 saga

  1009. Schweet all day notebook battery power

  1010. One sided reporting on Android and the iPhone

  1011. Thinking about WWDC 2010

  1012. Finally upgraded my ThinkPad X40’s memory!

  1013. Stop the presses, iPad sells in Japan!

  1014. Some Western Digital drives have EARS

  1015. Aussie customs can now search laptops

  1016. Picking up an MSI P43T-C51 for peanuts!

  1017. Commodore’s Amiga fumble in one line

  1018. Android isn’t evil, it’s just not as awesome

  1019. Microsoft’s consumer space woes

  1020. Buying stolen property is Apple’s fault?

  1021. HP buys Palm, Ruben buys coffee to feel better

  1022. The real folks who should buy Palm

  1023. What happened to the vibrating Logitech mouse?

  1024. Robbie Williams sings about… Palm?

  1025. Palm for sale, and some drawn out nostalgia

  1026. Mr GigaOM poses with an iPad

  1027. The iPad and Palmar Hyperhidrosis -ness

  1028. FrankSting and Slashdot Znu on the iPad

  1029. iPad swimming pool iPod bathtubs

  1030. Personal take on CNET’s iPhone 4G wishlist

  1031. Batteries own me

  1032. Windows Phone Mobile thing 7 is… the iPhone?

  1033. Only enabling 16 bit PCMCIA in a FreeBSD kernel?

  1034. Kudos to Dick Smith Electronics in Adelaide

  1035. A combination lock USB key?

  1036. FreeBSD 8.0 boots on a Toshiba Libretto 70CT

  1037. I can honestly say I didn’t expect that result!

  1038. A case study in why features != usability

  1039. A Japanese Dell makes it with a Mac Mini

  1040. Apple’s unfortunate environment backstep

  1041. SuperDrive likes FreeBSD, scared by Fedora

  1042. Aperture 3 signalling end of 32-bit support?

  1043. Researching Nikon micro lenses

  1044. Initial iPad Star Trek sounding reactions

  1045. Worrying out loud about the Apple Tablet

  1046. OS X telling me to Service Battery? Uh oh

  1047. Lovingy detailed Logitech Anywhere MX review

  1048. Can you print a blank page?

  1049. Upgrading a Western Digital MyBook

  1050. Uniqlo made me like clothes shopping!

  1051. Palm nostalgia and marketing folk

  1052. The Tennant 5700 industrial scrubber

  1053. Bummer, I have to contact myself

  1054. Logitech Powered USB Hub schweetness

  1055. SingTel Huawei E180 on Snow Leopard

  1056. DéLonghi Magnifica loud noises fixed!

  1057. Horizontal remote controls anyone?

  1058. Motorola Milestone is tempting

  1059. Dell down, Microsoft makes hardware move

  1060. In the market for a new Logitech mouse

  1061. ThinkPad X40 secondary IDE #fail

  1062. Could the OpenOfficeMouse be chorded?

  1063. Android’s built in excuse?

  1064. Optus bill payment disconnect fail

  1065. Unmount discs without ejecting on Macs

  1066. The birth of a Sidekicking verb?

  1067. Why must external drives behave this way?

  1068. iPhoneUserNews and dull comment trolls

  1069. The Sun Oracle Database Machine

  1070. The new MacBook Pro inverter worked!

  1071. The Cliq beating Apple

  1072. Lousy networks more effective than filters!

  1073. HP LaserJet Error -9672 on Snow Leopard

  1074. BASIC on the iPhone Commodore 64

  1075. Doubts over my Cult of the Mac membership

  1076. Shot inverter in the MacBook Pro

  1077. No backlight on Snow Leopard MacBook Pro

  1078. PC DOS 7 on a ThinkPad X40?

  1079. An arm, a leg and a Drobo

  1080. Final review of ThinkPad X40 awesomeness

  1081. Got me a set of TrackPoint replacement caps

  1082. Initial ThinkPad X40 review, is gut!

  1083. Craptastic versus good quality second hand?

  1084. Does Crucial.com mess up your iPhone 3G?

  1085. Grabbing an IBM Thinkpad X40!

  1086. Coffee shops starting to ban laptops?

  1087. Do not be afraid of tablet computers!

  1088. MacBook Pro trackpad on OpenSolaris

  1089. iTelephone 3.0.1

  1090. iPhoneUserNews is a breath of fresh air

  1091. Optus phone reconnection adventures

  1092. Mac keycaps for Unicomp keyboards

  1093. Another spiffy new MacBook Pro battery

  1094. Taking Paul Thurrott to task on the Zune HD

  1095. More Commodore 16 Unicomp keyboard comparions

  1096. MacBook Pro ExpressCard slot debacle?

  1097. Comparing my Unicomp to my Commodore 16

  1098. I almost got my Unicomp SpaceSaver! Blast!

  1099. I love my new Unicomp buckling spring keyboard!

  1100. No carrier error for SingTel EVDO

  1101. Affordable MacBook Air, Green Hummers

  1102. Kudos to Unicomp

  1103. Just ordered a Unicomp SpaceSaver keyboard

  1104. Landscape iTelephone keyboard everywhere!

  1105. Followup iTelephone Optus unlocking post

  1106. Using my unlocked iTelephone in Singapore

  1107. Unicomp and CVT keyboards

  1108. IBM Model M and Northgate Omnikey keyboards

  1109. Swag from the Singapore PC Expo 2009

  1110. Brief comments about new MacBooks

  1111. Pouring coffee on a laptop wasn’t a good idea

  1112. My Intel Inside Xeon stickers arrived

  1113. An open letter to tech journalists

  1114. PC DOS 2000 boots on an Armada M300!

  1115. SG$700 for a Kindle? Thanks but no thanks

  1116. The optical and magnetic media tag race

  1117. MacBook Pro wishing out loud and whatnot

  1118. Review of AirMe for iPhone and iPod Touch

  1119. Excited about the AF-S NIKKOR DX 35mm f/1.8G

  1120. Moving to Linux from FreeBSD on my Armada M300

  1121. I have some barred locations on my phone line!

  1122. Optus stole my sanity again

  1123. Disabling the PC speaker in FreeBSD

  1124. An iPhone uh oh message

  1125. Apple awarded patent for the iPhone interface

  1126. Optus slapped with a fine for sending spam

  1127. So Apple isn’t giving up trade shows?

  1128. The unnessisary excess of multipe ink cartridges

  1129. An involved Optus customer support debacle

  1130. Is this shipping table normal?

  1131. What the 15 inch MacBook Pro really needs

  1132. Search for a killer desktop replacement combo

  1133. Late Linehaul Frt Delayed and other observations

  1134. Drive catastrophe, good thing I have solid backups

  1135. Ruben’s words of camera phone wisdom

  1136. iPhone 2.2 makes MobileSafari usable again!

  1137. Western Digital Scorpio Black 298GiB goodness

  1138. My review was featured on Elgato.com!

  1139. Possible reason why there’s no MacBook FireWire

  1140. Sophisticated MacBook Pro cooling consulting solution

  1141. Apple, these are my FireWire drives

  1142. Only problem so far with the iPhone: MobileSafari

  1143. MacBook a winner, unless you need FireWire

  1144. Keyboard and coffee, Sent from my iPhone

  1145. The penultimate plus one MacBook FireWire post

  1146. Addressing some MacBook FireWire arguments

  1147. Apple still claims the MacBook includes FireWire

  1148. Obituary for FireWire 1999-2008

  1149. Apple’s tragic FireWire MacBook mistake

  1150. New aluminium block MacBook Pros are nice, mostly!

  1151. New Apple notebook hardware, waffle irons

  1152. Nobody will ever need 16GiB, right?

  1153. My kingdom for a bigger notebook hard drive

  1154. BeOS, the Amiga, now the iPhone?

  1155. Okay okay I got an iPhone!

  1156. On the Mawson Lakes library and common sense

  1157. Do we all like HP’s new logo?

  1158. VIDEO: Replacing the fan in my MacBook Pro

  1159. Eye really like my EyeTV

  1160. OPEN Networks can’t spell Porsche

  1161. Phone line connection musings

  1162. Just ordered a Yubikey

  1163. The iPhone in Australia

  1164. FreeBSD on an Armada M300 rocks

  1165. Data capacity then and now, pretty amazing!

  1166. Showing network drives on an OS X desktop

  1167. Incredible SGD579 laptop deal

  1168. Uh oh

  1169. Inheriting a little Armada M300 subnotebook!

  1170. Intel’s breathtaking photos from Twitter

  1171. Faulty Intel DQ35JO motherboard fun

  1172. On low profile PCI cards and Microsoft tax

  1173. The mysterious little DFE-670TXD

  1174. Nokia e61i screenshot of iPhone site

  1175. Why I probably couldn’t own an iPhone

  1176. My beautiful iBook is working again!

  1177. Mixed reaction to August 2007 iPod crop

  1178. iPod features I’d love to see and love to hate

  1179. Sim Lim Square and the Athlon X2

  1180. COMEX Singapore 2007 expedition

  1181. Damn your new iMacs and iWork Apple!

  1182. Hide-a-pod on Cranky Geeks

  1183. Yet another iPhone post

  1184. Seagate hard disk shot my FireWire port

  1185. Ruben’s sexy new Mighty Mouse!

  1186. iPhone and Zune, no comparison!

  1187. Anyone Used a Creative Xmod?

  1188. Latest Rubenerd Outage

  1189. First Blu-ray Disc Drive Won’t Play Blu-ray Movies

  1190. Commodore 64 T-Shirt

  1191. Orange Juice Cleaning Products?

  1192. Ridata 8GB CompactFlash Card

  1193. Great IT Spares eBay Australia Store

  1194. Integrated Mainboards and AC’97

  1195. Modem Versus WinModem

  1196. Apple Battery Recall

  1197. The SwiMP3 Player

  1198. Michelin’s Airless Tyres

  1199. Mac OS X 0x80020025 blank DVD and CD error

  1200. The Mug Boss from Think Geek

  1201. Sustainable Style, Living and Design

  1202. Biometric Passports in Singapore

  1203. My 486 Laptop Arrived!

  1204. Birthday 486

  1205. I’m 20! And Useless eBay Purchase!

  1206. XBox 360 Launched in Australia

  1207. The Power Mac 4400/200