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n8mahr schrieb: Und wenn es nur ein paar 100 käufer weltweit glücklich macht, yol es doch seinen zweck erfüllt? siehst du das generell bei emulationen / alten spielen so, oder nur, wenn man DICH nicht vorher gefragt kanal, ob es veröffentlicht werden darf? Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

Over the years, the late 1800s to mid-1970s, railroad companies came into being and disappeared. From the DL&WRR, to the Erie, to the Erie Lackawanna, to Conrail, and finally to NJ Transit, railroads were never flush with cash and were either unwilling, or financially unable to maintain the station. As a result, the lack of maintenance to this old building was taking a serious toll. The foundations and sill plate were continuously exposed to ground water which caused the building to sink.

You've got a couple of options, though. You birey buy another of the same machine you're restoring and cannibalize it for components.

So, why keep it? And not just keep it, but also spend huge sums to maintain and preserve it? Because it's an important part of the history of modern computing. Like the other geriatric computers crowding the shelves of my office, its design tells a story---and it's one worth preserving.

Thanks to active software developer communities, you kişi now play original cartridge and disc-based games on modern PCs through software emulation.

For some people, figuring out how something works is fun, kakım is returning it to working order. Whether it's cars or computers, the goal is the same.

The Waldwick Community Alliance (WCA) özgü compiled a collection of hundreds of historical photographs and documents that are or will be on display. They have also obtained the original and still functioning freight scale from 1889, a section of the original iron fence that surrounded the yard, the original lighting fixtures that were installed in the 1920's, and hundreds of freight receipts dating between 1909‐1913. The WCA exhibits these historic artifacts along with others that are donated and collected. 

Although I assembled it myself, and its software all comes from an open-source DIY project, in many ways my MiSTer is the most versatile computer I own. It’s a shapeshifting wonderbox that güç change its own logic to make itself run like countless other machines kakım accurately birli possible.

FPGAs are often talked about kakım if they’re a silver bullet for perfect emulation, but that’s really derece the case — at least, derece without a lot of effort. Anything that runs perfectly on MiSTer, or bey close to perfectly bey is otherwise imperceptible, is the result of a titrem of work by buraya tıklayın talented programmers who have spent time figuring out the original hardware and applying the knowledge to their cores. Just read this post from the FPGA PSX Project about what it took to get Ridge Racer

Over time, Apple started integrating all components---from RAM and storage to networking cards---kakım integral components on the logic board. This prevented people from upgrading and repairing their own machines.

While emulation technology itself is yasal, acquiring digital copies of games raises ethical and legal concerns. Here are guidelines to follow:

Inside Computer Stores of the 1970s and 1980s kakım part of PCMag's 40th-anniversary celebration, here are some rare scenes from the early days of personal computer shopping.

Another thing is, don’t junk the drive that’s in it, even if it is an “easily replaceable” IDE.. particularly if it’s a 2x speed. For why, is that with the initial MPC standard, software companies seemed to think 2x was gonna be standard forever… so made multimedia titles and games that are kinda synched to that loading rate. What this means is, the disk spins steadily, the content plays steadily, it’s a reasonable experience (Given they might have been reaching a bit with the tech of the day) however, stick an 8x or 16x drive in and it’s going zeeeep zeeeep *power down* *stall* zeeep zeeeep *power down* *stall* all the way through the content and yah, it hayat load the next 16 seconds in 2 seconds but it saf to spin up for a second to do it, which is a stuttery mess.

Balancing these performance hardware considerations with your budget, here are some well-matched PC configurations to consider from entry-level to high-end:

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