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Opening Lots of Retro Tech Oddities & LGR Mail! March

Opening Lots of Retro Tech Oddities & LGR Mail! March 2024

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The first (and only?) LGR donations unboxing episode of 2024! Opening up a nice big selection of vintage hardware, software, oddware, computer games, and retro tech. Massive thank you to everyone who contributed this lovely stuff, it is all appreciated!

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  1. Hey LGR, I am sorry if this sounds cheesy or cringy, but I am around your age and grew up with the same technology and games as you. I had to leave behind the country where I grew up, leaving behind my friends whom I shared wonderful memories with playing the games you review (Dune, Ages of Empire, NFS…etc). Listening to your stories about your childhood, how some of these games helped you through some difficult times makes me feel like you were one of those friends I left behind and terribly miss every day. I empathize the loss of your sister, I lost my dad suddenly who put me on the path of PCs in the early 90s and also played a lot of games back then (NFL95, Sam and Max) and these games help me get through stuff as well. Your videos kind of helps me fill that hole and I thank you for that. I feel like you're a friend I always wanted to have. So…thank you!

  2. Wow I used to have an Eee PC back in the day – I can remember using mine for coding while doing some work when I was on holiday one time; IntelliJ + Java + Tomcat running on an Eee ๐Ÿ˜€

  3. These are always a great blast from the past. Always enjoy them however while I get nostalgic I also feel melancholic as they just don't make tech like they did back in the 90s, the 90s had so much weird tech products, definitely the prime decade for oddware.

  4. The OSS sound card part on the Sim City is going to probably be the sticking point, unless ALSA's emulation is good enough. I had to patch in ALSA back in the day to get sound to come out of pretty much any sound card on Linux because OSS's set of supported cards was dire.

  5. Oh sweet, welcome to the Model M trackball world! For the longest time, my white whale was the M5-1. Both examples I own have problems, but c'est la vie. The M5-2's are really fun in a pinch (including the Unicomp USB version) for doing server work without having to make space for a mouse.

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