Notes

Some extra screen real estate might be helpful here...

How to connect to OpenBSD developers

Dolch used this rad teal color in their logo and accents on their machines

The keyboard on the PAC 586 is from a ThinkPad, but the alt function labels, TrackPoint buttons, and "cat's tongue" cap are teal instead of gray or red

Even the motherboard jumpers are teal

I guess I shouldn't complain since the computer arrived in good condition, but packing a box with spray foam makes it nearly impossible to open and makes a huge mess

Google tried to appeal the account closure but couldn't find a phone number to reach a human and was directed to a user support forum instead
https://twitter.com/arstechnica/status/1526975616427360256

It's a 935 kind of day

I added DaynaPORT SCSI/Link network device emulation to the PCE emulator so it can use the internet just like my real Mac Pluses (which have real DaynaPORT SCSI/Link-3s)

"Specifically, dev/pci/drm/amd contains 3.33M lines and 273.93M bytes. 71% of the OpenBSD kernel by size is support for modern (and semi-modern) Radeon graphics."

https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/compiling-an-openbsd-kernel-50-faster

Yeah printf debugging is cool but what about
1. change one line of code
2. compile app
3. upload to App Store Connect
4. wait for it to process and become available in TestFlight
5. install on phone and watch from TestFlight
6. test change, goto 1
Now on the 8th iteration today

I cut some vinyl stickers for it

My wife bought a giant iPod shuffle