Calling artists with content on Floppies or CD-ROMs*!!
The Digital Heritage Lab is sharing access to our specialist disk imaging equipment. We will show you how to preserve your obsolete disks* (CD-ROMs, Floppies, Zips).
The #AusEAASI website has details: auseaasi.org/artist-outre...
Just 2 days to go before 'Videogame Preservation: Practices and Approaches: An Online Symposium'!
www.digitalscholarship.ox.ac.uk/event/videog...
Looks so familiar...
Bruce, Charles and Jeff are hacking the DEC PDP-7a
We’re open Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays 10-4. Non-members welcome for just $9, book a time at icm.museum
How Windows 95 tricked your brain into seeing colours that weren't there.
We added this and more to our Windows 95 themed Powerpoint factory game, you can check out the demo here:
store.steampowered.com/app/3987250/...
#indiegame #gamedev
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A new service has been recovered by TandCsApply: BBC2 from 05 January 1989 1824:00
https://www.teletextarchive.com/Pages/List/3200
Back in the old days, people used to hate the Phlegmatic Screen of Death...
#histmed #histSTM
#Microsoft #Windows
To celebrate the release of Windows 1.04 some 40 years ago, here it is emulated in AusEAASI
For the past decade, I've been slowly cooking a small and humble book.
Part (alternative) history, part analysis, and part social critique, this is a look at what games also are and have always been.
ZEN AND SLOW GAMES
Out 20/1/2026 by MIT Press
mitpress.mit.edu/978026255356...
Richie Benaud dissaproves.
Our friends over at #iPRES2025 would love to see you in Wellington (or online) in November to explore digital preservation in depth. It’s the first time the conference has ever been held in Aotearoa, so do take advantage of the opportunity if you can.
Windows XP Pro SP3 + DOSBox0.74 Turducken
For your delctation: the Turducken, an emulator-within-an-emulator. Showing, in EAASI, AppleWin Apple ][e emulator, running in Windows 7 32bit.
At the Australian Vintage Computer Collectors Meetup. Here I am demonstrating imaging a 3.5 inch disk using Applesauce FDC on the right, and a 5.25 inch disk using Greaseweazle on the left.
8mm Helical Scan SCSI tape drive being read out into files.
