Notes

The show was 91 Abstractions, aired on WRVU in Nashville in the late 90s. I only heard it through the internet but it's how I heard new drum & bass songs back then. I had a CD-R of all the RealAudio files but lost it, and all I can find now are those 3.

https://web.archive.org/web/19991117124459/http://113audio.com:80/

Yeah, vinyl has a nice warm sound but have you ever heard 40kb/s mono RealAudio recordings of a drum & bass radio show from 1998?

https://archive.org/details/chek-980713/chek-980706.ra

Coil whine has replaced spinning hard drives as the noise to let you know the computer is doing something

When your normal keeb is too loud to use at night...

Let's ignore the world around us for an hour and add a proper GUI to our ported diff(1) utility

https://jcs.org/2020/11/04/diff_gui

If you found my C Programming on System 6 videos but somehow haven't seen @awesomekling@twitter.com making an entire operating system, go do that now. He's been a huge influence on me in the past year and I continue to be amazed at his skill and ambition, delivered with humility and humor.
https://twitter.com/awesomekling/status/1322836922641821696

Let's port OpenBSD's diff(1) to System 6

https://jcs.org/2020/10/28/openbsd_diff

Let's show new messages in bold, and introduce some bugs in the process

https://jcs.org/2020/10/27/message_flags

The lag becomes more noticeable through an HDMI capture device recording in OBS. Kinda loses its magic not seeing the actual CRT on video :/

Fly my toaster friends

Here is live screen mirroring of an unmodified Mac Plus over its external SCSI port to a Raspberry Pi with a RaSCSI hat, drawing the screen data on the Pi's 640x480 framebuffer and displaying it on a tiny HDMI monitor

Success!