Hugo runs twice as fast in Asahi Linux than macOS on the same M1 Mac system o_O2yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/linux
Wrote my recent blog post at Starbucks in Markdown using vi on a SPARCbook 3000ST running Solaris 2.5.1 to take my rightful place as King of the Hipsters...2yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
Not sure what the big deal is with dark mode - we've had it forever...5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/pcmasterrace
SPARCbook 3000ST (128MB RAM, 170MHz TurboSPARC, Solaris 2.5.1)2yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
People look at me funny when I say that I still use my Mac Pro G5 every day!5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/mac
Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf wearing funny shirts for today's special occasion (30th anniversary of WWW)5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/pcmasterrace
Wrote my recent blog post at Starbucks in Markdown using vi on a SPARCbook 3000ST running Solaris 2.5.1 to take my rightful place as King of the Hipsters...2yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/unix
[Not x86 week] SPARCbook 3000ST with 170MHz TurboSPARC and 128MB RAM (it also runs DOOM and Internet Explorer for UNIX)4yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Just found a massive box of these pamphlets at the campus. I think I'm going to dress up and hand them out door-to-door in my neighborhood3yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/unix
NOS IBM PC 5150 mobo - framed on my wall as a reminder of where the PC master race all began!5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/pcmasterrace
WWW turns 30 this week, but it's also the name of the first Web browser that Tim Berners-Lee created for NeXT computers5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
Someone at work asked everyone to share pictures of their PET for a collage. So I did.5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
The first Web browser that Tim Berners-Lee created on NeXTSTEP was actually called the WorldWideWeb application5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
Darn kids nowadays... back in my day we drew rude symbols like normal people.5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/unix
Historical disasters (in all fairness, the last one wasn't too bad)5yr ⋅ jasoneckert ⋅ r/pcmasterrace
