Princess Leia’s dress, a Myst demake on the Atari 2600, and more - This Geek In Review

Gameboy development, RSS, fake manual transmissions for electric cars and more.

Scanning Computer Shopper, Obi-Wan’s Cloak is found, and more - This Geek in Review for 2023-06-16

A 41lb 4 inch cube, miniature vintage computers, AI album covers, and more

Games are cheap, the Apple Lisa, and more.

🧑<200d>💻 The Beepberry, remembering ‘V’, Mario Kart LAN parties, and more

A better tricorder, the Sony Mavica makes an appearance, ChatGPT the fitness instructor, and more

The economics of Emperor Palpatine’s Empire, CP/M for the 6502, 30 years of WWW, and more

New driver for a ‘99 webcam, every Enterprise bridge, reasons why being a Twitch streamer is hard, and more

omic books on the C64, NES online multiplayer, obituaries on YouTube, and more - This Geek in Review for 2023-04-28

SciFi books, Mario news, the end of computer magazines, and more - This Geek in Review for 2023-04-21

New ways to watch the stream and chat.

Goz’s Stream Status Where to watch Goz’s Streaming Server - This is my Owncast server that currently lives on Amazon EC2. The link will only work when I’m streaming. No accounts are needed to watch or chat. Twitch - Twitch.tv, in all its glory YouTube Streaming - My YouTube channel. Chatting I’m experimenting with SocialStream, an open source Chrome extension that consolidates the chat across all of these platforms and combines them in the stream.

Original Wilhelm scream found, terrible pixelated clothes, 20 foot tall Donkey Kong arcade game, and more.

Starfleet Academy announced, lost 2600 game found, recreating the Model F IBM keyboard, and more

Adding an ISA slot, ChatGPT for MS-DOS, and a bunch of AI news

All the WiiU & 3DS games, vinyl comeback, ridiculous Super Mario 64 speedrun, and more,

Confessions of a Beagle Bros employee, the Mastodon migration, remembering Pi, and more.

Bookmarklets can be a good substitute for browser extensions.

Effects of time dilation, Retro Directory, Funko Pops going to the landfill, and more

Ray-traced Half Life 1, a computer in a floppy drive, a Lego brick that plays Doom, and more

Here’s a funky little script to show you an editorial calendar in the current directory with which Markdown file are scheduled for what days.

Gen Zod Chaos, OS/2, Lego Zelda, and more - This Geek in Review for 2023-02-24

Da Vinci’s gravity notes, breaking ChatGPT, and a thousand dollar Atari 2600 game set

Buy one pair and get the second pair for 50% doesn’t work like you think it does Mr. Manager.

Although I got my first computer that I can call my own, the Atari 800 XL, at Christmas of 1984, it didn’t take long for me to want a portable computer. And that’s where the TI-74 Basicalc came in.

What’s a floppy disk, PC port of Link to the Past, pictures of the Lisa and more.

Practical effects, Schoolhouse Rock, and the last 747 - This Geek in Review for 2023-02-03

Unix is dead, OS/2 Warp, the worst Macs of all time and more.

D&D licensing, resurgence of flip phones, and more - This Geek in Review for 2023-01-20

New D&D license, ChatGPT and Dr. Sbaitso, and more

3D printed ’50s style computer case, Win7 in 128MB of RAM, and cats at terminal velocity - This Geek in Review for 2023-01-06

Emulating iOS, how Pitfall on the 2600 works, and more - This Geek in Review for 2022-12- 30

Atari GEM on PalmOS, Leo Laporte, banning Tik Tok, and more,

Unix workstations, fusion energy, the history of SGI, and more - This Geek in Review for 2022-12-16

A random assortment of geeky graphics I stumbled across this week.

A few trailers, geek history, 52 things learned in 2022 - This Geek in Review for 2022-12-09

A random assortment of geeky graphics I stumbled across this week.

macOS on a Wii, Gamecube’s hidden eject button, A BeBox case for your Pi and more

Killing off Google Reader just wasn’t enough for Google, now they are twisting the knife by experimenting with adding RSS feeds to the Android version of Chrome. My current favorite RSS reader is Inoreader, it’s what I use to follow sites and people that I’m interested in, chronologically. I don’t miss stories because an algorithm thought I wasn’t interested.