@@Minalkra Scammers will deliberately make their scams fairly easy to spot, because they only want to deal with the most gullible/ignorant people. If you're smart enough to spot the scam, they don't want you to bite, because it's a waste of their time.
brvtors brvtors: i collect Burger Theme PC's' Veteran collector :' Toys R Us Flagstore wheel ride?That's not a PC, only one build, not a collectors item'
LGR Reviewing Sims 3 Late Night: "So yeah, as you can see, you randomly get a whole bunch of gifts for no reason other than being famous." LGR in real life:
@@Konarcoffee For many it is. I kinda understand peoples sending stuff to LGR - those parcels contains that most consider junk, but they still hesitate to just get rid of it because of memories. So, donating it to LGR is good "+karma" way to get rid of it and not feel guilty. Its better not to think that LGR do with most of this stuff, i mean beside testing.
When I was in middle school, my father worked on the MWave team at IBM. Every once in a while he would take my brother and me into the lab where they had a huge walk-in closet of video games they used to test the hardware and we would get to "check out" games to take home and play for a few weeks. I hadn't thought about that in years and seeing you unbox that MWave card reminded me. Good times, terrible card.
if your PET is freezing I'd try looking into the clock chip or the framebuffer, if it's the clock, the computer really is frozen, if it's the framebuffer, you just can't see what's changing on screen
I love channels that focus on old or consumer friendly hardware, not everything has to be fast, expensive and with RGB... Im happy that the community does as well!
@@stephensalex Yes ! If you have almost 1.5M subs on a retro computing channel, you're doing it very right. And it's *always* fun ! Been following Clint for like a decade, and always entertaining, new and informative. :)
I'm sure you have your own worries, but the absolute serene-ness of your videos really helps me keep a calm head and wind down when I need to. I can't thank you enough for your consistency in doing LGR!
that's not circuit bending. it's just modular synthesis. circuit bending is when you take an audio device and jump connections to make it malfunction in cool ways. furbys are popular, speak and spells (as in the video i linked), etc. toys are usually used. here's a quick example th-cam.com/video/wx-SBQNT-P0/w-d-xo.html
The aesthetic of Clint opening up old stuff under the sound of heavy rain is.. this needs to be a thing. It was so relaxing and I missed it as soon as it stopped.
As someone who lives about two hours away from the boardwalk, and manages a trip to Schriver's about every year, watching your befuddlement at their saltwater taffy was a delight.
Ah, can there be something more relaxing than LGR unboxing things with the sound of rain in the background? Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos and the hard work you put into them!
I love looking at this stuff so I can live vicariously through Clint. We don’t have any cool vintage computer stuff near me. Anything the local Goodwills get in just go straight to eBay and that means they end up going for waaayyy too much
Same here. It got so bad that Goodwill jacked up the price. Last foray, I scoped a 286 with monitor, disc storage packed full (tape sealed), a mouse, keyboard, and joystick going for $188.00. I spent the late 90's cobbling together 286-486 DK towers and giving them away to mates who just needed something to tinker with or do reports on.
@@retropuffer2986 Bloody vultures. They clean them up, test them, maybe do some refurbishing, and ebay the buggers. Screws things up for those wanting to break into the hobby.
Ironically all the things I sent to Clint (minus the RAM) were from my local Goodwills. Just gotta keep digging and sometimes you'll find some things you never expect.
Same, the only things my Goodwills have are PS/2 keyboards and old speakers, with maybe a tape deck thrown in around once a month. Never anything worth getting.
My nephew adopted my parents' 1958 phone when they moved into senior housing and decided to finally stop using a land line. For a few years they had the bell ring and electronic one alternate (from the kitchen extension) when they got a call.
I live vicariously through Clint. These are like Christmas. I had a casio "smart" watch back in the day that came with a docking station. Only tech I had that cost more was an original Sega CD. The 80's and 90's were fantastic decades for experimentation and technology greatness. That Timex is fantastic.
When I heard Ragnar Atari, I immediately went to their Bandcamp and bought the album. Exactly what I've been wanting for a while. Thank you LGR for turning me onto another artist. Again, if you ever release your tracks, I would happily buy them. I love your crunch.
As a digital artist that tablet is SO fascinating to see - I love seeing how artists back in the day managed to do what they did and what people thought of before our modern tablets came to life
Someone in my dad's old company used pretty much this exact thing for technical drawings, possibly with AutoCAD or even just AutoSketch. I always marveled at his workstation as a kid. Even got a massive 17" screen - color!! All we had at home was a low spec 368 with a (full length) Hercules card. That man's work place looked like straight out of a space ship to me back then.
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The thing I love about this video, is that you've carefully edited all the tryouts after the unboxing which usually is left to our imagination. Very cool video, thanks!
Me: "Alright, have to work on my lab report early so I can get it done on time" LGR: "How about an hour of unboxing?" Me: "Well there goes my productivity for the morning"
Love the sound of the rain in the background , thank you for not editing out ! Thanks for sharing all the donated goodies from you're wonderful patrons older past lives !
When you plugged in that hard drive, I paused to check my PC for loose connections because of the windows notification sound before realizing I was an idiot.
Any time you do synth stuff, it immediately intrigues me. I never knew I was into synth stuff until your channel started covering it, really freaking cool bud! lots of love
My mom passed away very much unexpectedly today, victim of covid, I am really grateful for this great way to zone out from the crazy turmoil that it's my life right now, for a little bit at least. Not sure if this a healthy way to deal with this... Cried my eyes out, don't know what else the heck to do with myself and will try to figure it out in the morning. Your work is very much appreciated.
No-one is truely prepared for something of this magnitude. First, my condolences to you. Yet now there is a mammoth task ahead of you. That being the strong man who can take control and handle the situation. Understand we all die and no-one chooses how or when. The sooner you move on, the better. But take your time to give her death a place and meaning. In time you will understand why it happend.
@@TFFgeek Thank you for the kind and wise words, I am fortunate enough to have an AMAZING wife that has been really supportive and by talking with her the last couple of days err have reached a similar understanding, I will honour all the care and work she did to bring me up in taking care of my recent new family (wife and one days kids perhaps) and being what she wanted me to be, happy and healthy. But I'm still struggling with the "waves" that bring me to tears all over again, maybe with time I can focus on all the good memories we made together without it hurting so much.
34:04 I think you nailed the sound Dr. Robotnik makes when he's excited about technology here without knowing it. Love your channel, man. Oddware, Thrifts, food, box openings. Keep it up. People who have a rough time in Autumn like I and my brother do are helped by having your videos to come back to. Thank you. :)
Always fun to watch LGR videos, especially unboxing gifts! Nice way to unwind after work and settling down with Supper and TH-cam.. LGR represents the Super levels of tech nerds. I can’t imagine how more technical can he get 6:30 Ultimate Tech level achieved...
I have one of those. It's a trident 3DImage9750 with a couple vram chips on the host card. RJ-45 to the client hardware. They had some funky Windows integration to allow parallel sessions on Win 98. They later released a 100% software version, BeTwin.
Thank you, Clint, for a brilliantly chilled video after a long, stressful week. I had a similar Timex watch back in the day. It was built like a brick and quite huge for my rather slim wrist. Sync worked with CRTs only (although there was an LED thingie available as an extra for LCD screen users). The watch was quite lovely but I was annoyed by it having space for a single "app" only - so either a stopwatch or a timer, but not both. Still very fondly remembered after roughly two dacades. Thanks again, Clint!
Now, that's one hell of a nostalgia motherlode to unload. Thanks for the videos, I enjoy watching them as much as you seem to enjoy unpacking them boxes!
That was a fun unboxing. I liked seeing the games you have on your shelves too. "Return To Zork" caught my attention. I still play that game, from time to time.
Salt water taffy has a more creamy flavor (generally speaking) than starburst which is more sour/tart. Edit: yes I felt personally attacked when you said salt water taffy is just a starburst 😱
When I saw the X-Wing and TIE Fighter game boxes, I became very nostalgic. I will remember those games very fondly. And those limited run boxes really looks good, wish I had those.
1:09:02 - I saw that device and was immediately transported back about 25 years. The four-button “mouse” looked extremely familiar… my parents owned an engineering company, and I recall seeing that in one of the offices. It would make sense, since the staff could use that to copy in drawings into a computerised format, using CAD software, using the target above the mouse.
One of my first personal computers has a penguin on the front, you stick the floppy disk in his mouth, the lights are his eyes, and the belly is a drawer to store more disks. It’s the only computer I can’t bring myself to get rid of
With all that rain, I was half expecting post 10 and his rake appearing in a cameo :) So much great stuff here. As someone wanted to get into retro SBCs that P3 SBC looked amazing. The sound cards too. :)
I'm guessing that if you will rotate that floppy cleaner disk there will be a micro brush glued to it somewhere, like on those old cleaning CD's edit: check the new Blerb he made, it's just a placebo disk that does nothing
19:35 It is interesting to know that Robotron was also a name of an East German manufacturer of computer-related stuff, relatively widespread in the Eastern Europe and USSR in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I remember a Robotron dot matrix printer at school in the early 1990s, connected to DVK-2 (that was a server for a class of 10 BK-0010-01 clients preloaded with a 1986 Vilnius Basic ). We saved our programs to diskettes on that server and printed out listings on that printer.
CANNOT WAIT to see an oddware episode for the buddy B-210A "turn one PC into two", had looked out for one of these for a while to send you - they were frequently listed in a PC catalogue when I was a kid and often wondered how they worked.
***plugs in phone***
***phone rings***
“Hello. We’ve been trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty. . .”
Every time
@@apgrenus Same. no matter how many times i block them.
Why do they even try this still?! It's been like ten years, EVERYONE knows it's a scam! Do people still fall for this crap?
@@Minalkra Yes, Even if it's one in a ten thousand, that's still a profit for them.
@@Minalkra Scammers will deliberately make their scams fairly easy to spot, because they only want to deal with the most gullible/ignorant people. If you're smart enough to spot the scam, they don't want you to bite, because it's a waste of their time.
Beginner collector: 'I just got a boxed copy of Civilization'
Veteran collector: 'I am ready to build a burger themed PC'
mmmm burger
brvtors brvtors: i collect Burger Theme PC's'
Veteran collector :' Toys R Us Flagstore wheel ride?That's not a PC, only one build, not a collectors item'
Veteran collector: "I've already done the whole hot wheels thing years ago"
Burgertime 🙂
What we need is an hour of Clint on that music maker.
imagining that reminds me of this th-cam.com/video/oTFpMYhRbkQ/w-d-xo.html
Reminded me of Regular Show intro in the beginning
I agree!
This
I want LGR album or something.
LGR Reviewing Sims 3 Late Night: "So yeah, as you can see, you randomly get a whole bunch of gifts for no reason other than being famous."
LGR in real life:
Thanks, Captain Obvious.
@@Konarcoffee I feel that. I already have stuff I need to mail him
The difference is all of this stuff would be crap to 99% of people!
@@Konarcoffee For many it is. I kinda understand peoples sending stuff to LGR - those parcels contains that most consider junk, but they still hesitate to just get rid of it because of memories. So, donating it to LGR is good "+karma" way to get rid of it and not feel guilty. Its better not to think that LGR do with most of this stuff, i mean beside testing.
the joke writes itself
Excellent. Perfect timing for a stressed Friday afternoon in the UK...
Streshed*
Now it's dark
Agreed. Happy Friday
Same here !
When I was in middle school, my father worked on the MWave team at IBM. Every once in a while he would take my brother and me into the lab where they had a huge walk-in closet of video games they used to test the hardware and we would get to "check out" games to take home and play for a few weeks. I hadn't thought about that in years and seeing you unbox that MWave card reminded me. Good times, terrible card.
That sounds like the best thing ever
that is so fucking sick
That synth module test sounded like the opening to so many things in the 80s.
Timestamp?
I looked up that synth and it retails for $300! A very generous donation.
@@sypwn 6:29
Truth. It's Flash Gordon meets Dr Who meets disco synth. I can't pin down a specific show, but it has opening credits/action scenes music all over it
Like a opening to Bladerunner.
The ambience of this video is sublime. An hour of unboxing amidst the patter of rain.
if your PET is freezing I'd try looking into the clock chip or the framebuffer, if it's the clock, the computer really is frozen, if it's the framebuffer, you just can't see what's changing on screen
imma gonna guess it's the power supply
take it to the vet smh my head
I love channels that focus on old or consumer friendly hardware, not everything has to be fast, expensive and with RGB... Im happy that the community does as well!
You don't remember wrong. I still occasionally have nightmares about mWave cards.
You can build a small house with those boxes alone. My kids would be in heaven.
I have called a local pizzeria to deliver you 1000 margheritas. Boxes included. Have fun!
Hey, nice last name!
X-mas in April.
Creative kids on 1970 tech!
Can you upload what music you make, Reason, Logic Pro? or old wood boxed synth too?
@@WheezyLiam god thus is why u love the internet
Over an hour of LGR goodness !
Hell yeah. I always get so excited when Clint puts out a new video.
@@stephensalex Yes ! If you have almost 1.5M subs on a retro computing channel, you're doing it very right. And it's *always* fun ! Been following Clint for like a decade, and always entertaining, new and informative. :)
Hijacking my own comment to advocate the **Burger Beast** PC, that would absolutely be awesome to see come together ! :D
I'm sure you have your own worries, but the absolute serene-ness of your videos really helps me keep a calm head and wind down when I need to. I can't thank you enough for your consistency in doing LGR!
1hr 15 min video, complete with a lil circuit bending concert at 6:30. Perfect
that's not circuit bending. it's just modular synthesis. circuit bending is when you take an audio device and jump connections to make it malfunction in cool ways. furbys are popular, speak and spells (as in the video i linked), etc. toys are usually used. here's a quick example th-cam.com/video/wx-SBQNT-P0/w-d-xo.html
Clint being thoroughly confused by a box of Shriver's taffy just made my night.
The aesthetic of Clint opening up old stuff under the sound of heavy rain is.. this needs to be a thing. It was so relaxing and I missed it as soon as it stopped.
Nothing better on Friday than a new LGR release! 👌
Nothing?
Something to watch on my weekend while eating some watch!
@@ikeablahaj3098 Yeah! Eating while watching LGR. One of life's greatest pleasures
Yes
As someone who lives about two hours away from the boardwalk, and manages a trip to Schriver's about every year, watching your befuddlement at their saltwater taffy was a delight.
Ah, can there be something more relaxing than LGR unboxing things with the sound of rain in the background? Thank you so much for all your wonderful videos and the hard work you put into them!
An 1 hour LGR video was just what i needed!
Perfect Friday night viewing!
Amogus😎😎
I love looking at this stuff so I can live vicariously through Clint. We don’t have any cool vintage computer stuff near me. Anything the local Goodwills get in just go straight to eBay and that means they end up going for waaayyy too much
At my local thrift store there's literally 1 or 2 guys that stand by the electronics section to sweep up what little makes it through to the shelves.
Same here. It got so bad that Goodwill jacked up the price. Last foray, I scoped a 286 with monitor, disc storage packed full (tape sealed), a mouse, keyboard, and joystick going for $188.00.
I spent the late 90's cobbling together 286-486 DK towers and giving them away to mates who just needed something to tinker with or do reports on.
@@retropuffer2986 Bloody vultures. They clean them up, test them, maybe do some refurbishing, and ebay the buggers. Screws things up for those wanting to break into the hobby.
Ironically all the things I sent to Clint (minus the RAM) were from my local Goodwills. Just gotta keep digging and sometimes you'll find some things you never expect.
Same, the only things my Goodwills have are PS/2 keyboards and old speakers, with maybe a tape deck thrown in around once a month. Never anything worth getting.
From 24:58 to 25:00, you can see the postcard jumping over a spot.
I chuckled harder than I should have.
26:35 Someone had a lot of Flux to give.
My Flux fuse has just blown
Clint's studio music maker thing looks like a cross between a 1920's phone switchboard and NASA Mission Control.
Had a banana yellow rotary phone like that as a kid, and one of those clear ones in my teens...good times!
RING RING RING RING RING RING RING RING- Banana phone!
My nephew adopted my parents' 1958 phone when they moved into senior housing and decided to finally stop using a land line. For a few years they had the bell ring and electronic one alternate (from the kitchen extension) when they got a call.
"I hope the rain stops, I have to go out soon. Oh wait, the rain is in the video. It is actually sunny out over here"
Let’s end friday with some relaxing jazz and unboxing.
Its like 11:24 Friday morning where I'm at, which is where Clint's at.
And some soothing rain too
That synth Interlude was 🔥🔥🔥
O boi,popcorns and cola ready and chill to LGR 1 hour video ^^
"I don't know what I'm going to do with all these copies of Flux"
You could always store them with your spare capacitors.
If time machines are ever invented
He could send them back from the future
I live vicariously through Clint. These are like Christmas.
I had a casio "smart" watch back in the day that came with a docking station. Only tech I had that cost more was an original Sega CD. The 80's and 90's were fantastic decades for experimentation and technology greatness. That Timex is fantastic.
“Aah, new LGR video!”
“75 minutes?”
“I’ll watch it when I have the time.”
76 minutes later: “this was awesome”
Capstone: The pinncale of entertainment software. Somewhere deep underground CV-11 is shuddering in barely contained rage.
I know, right?!
The pinnacle of *BREAKING MY BALLS.*
the pinnacle of monster tiddies
Who the heck is CV-11?
38:36 I wasn't expected to get scared from you, Mr. LGR man. Thank you!
My night is sorted ;)
Thanks, Clint!
When I heard Ragnar Atari, I immediately went to their Bandcamp and bought the album. Exactly what I've been wanting for a while. Thank you LGR for turning me onto another artist. Again, if you ever release your tracks, I would happily buy them. I love your crunch.
As a digital artist that tablet is SO fascinating to see - I love seeing how artists back in the day managed to do what they did and what people thought of before our modern tablets came to life
Those digitizing pads made doing AutoCAD so much easier...
Someone in my dad's old company used pretty much this exact thing for technical drawings, possibly with AutoCAD or even just AutoSketch. I always marveled at his workstation as a kid. Even got a massive 17" screen - color!! All we had at home was a low spec 368 with a (full length) Hercules card. That man's work place looked like straight out of a space ship to me back then.
The thing I love about this video, is that you've carefully edited all the tryouts after the unboxing which usually is left to our imagination. Very cool video, thanks!
Oof, I remember those Cyrix DX2's. I hope you're a fan of the blue screen of death 😂
Love how you show using many of the pieces. This is such a respectful unboxing. Hats off to you o/
Me: "Alright, have to work on my lab report early so I can get it done on time"
LGR: "How about an hour of unboxing?"
Me: "Well there goes my productivity for the morning"
Love the sound of the rain in the background , thank you for not editing out ! Thanks for sharing all the donated goodies from you're wonderful patrons older past lives !
Day of the tentacle is my game. It was the first game i can remember beating on my own. Nowadays i speed run it for fun and have memorized everything.
"Yeah, Lian-Li makes good cases, but y'know what we're really missing here? Fish."
~ someone, evidently
When you plugged in that hard drive, I paused to check my PC for loose connections because of the windows notification sound before realizing I was an idiot.
Same lol. Until I realised I was holding a phone 😆
Same
Probably the only reason I was not fooled too is that my computer does not make a sound when devices are plugged in anymore.
Any time you do synth stuff, it immediately intrigues me. I never knew I was into synth stuff until your channel started covering it, really freaking cool bud!
lots of love
My mom passed away very much unexpectedly today, victim of covid, I am really grateful for this great way to zone out from the crazy turmoil that it's my life right now, for a little bit at least. Not sure if this a healthy way to deal with this... Cried my eyes out, don't know what else the heck to do with myself and will try to figure it out in the morning. Your work is very much appreciated.
Woah... Dude that's just terrible..
@@IMN602 Surreal, it happened too fast, I wasn't prepared...
No-one is truely prepared for something of this magnitude. First, my condolences to you. Yet now there is a mammoth task ahead of you. That being the strong man who can take control and handle the situation. Understand we all die and no-one chooses how or when. The sooner you move on, the better. But take your time to give her death a place and meaning. In time you will understand why it happend.
@@TFFgeek Thank you for the kind and wise words, I am fortunate enough to have an AMAZING wife that has been really supportive and by talking with her the last couple of days err have reached a similar understanding, I will honour all the care and work she did to bring me up in taking care of my recent new family (wife and one days kids perhaps) and being what she wanted me to be, happy and healthy. But I'm still struggling with the "waves" that bring me to tears all over again, maybe with time I can focus on all the good memories we made together without it hurting so much.
I suppose its something we all will have to face sooner or later. Best of luck to you and your family.
An hour of opening retro goodies? This is the high quality content that brings me back each week!
That Lian Li PC case is a classy piece of kit 🙂
Linus Tech Tips will be jealous
Good old Lian Li. Not afraid to go there, those guys.
34:04 I think you nailed the sound Dr. Robotnik makes when he's excited about technology here without knowing it.
Love your channel, man. Oddware, Thrifts, food, box openings. Keep it up. People who have a rough time in Autumn like I and my brother do are helped by having your videos to come back to. Thank you. :)
the rain in the background makes the video even comfier
Always fun to watch LGR videos, especially unboxing gifts! Nice way to unwind after work and settling down with Supper and TH-cam.. LGR represents the Super levels of tech nerds. I can’t imagine how more technical can he get
6:30 Ultimate Tech level achieved...
More than an hour long? oh yeah baby give it to me! :D
That Soundblaster box @50:45 is exactly as I remember mine. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Regarding your PET: make a collaboration with Adrian! Let him fix it for you...
and 8 bit guy write a PETSKI game for it lol
@Martin R and pours 3 gallons of deoxit on it
You can also use a paperclip. Edit: good advice
19:30 brought back some serious nostalgia! I remember loading up the ST Tour on my brand new ST in the 80s! Great video.
Ok, we need an Oddware on that Buddy thing. That looks super interesting
I remember seeing ads for it in old magazines when i was young, and now, i want to see the thing working and cant wait for the video.
@@Liny_Fox I wonder if it'd be possible to do "2 gamers, 1 CPU" on 90s hardware using it. That'd make for an interesting concept.
I have one of those. It's a trident 3DImage9750 with a couple vram chips on the host card. RJ-45 to the client hardware. They had some funky Windows integration to allow parallel sessions on Win 98. They later released a 100% software version, BeTwin.
@@bjchez PC games would not be good on it, it was meant for basic office productivity type applications. It's time sharing for a PC, essentially...
The rain over that unboxing is making my whole week Clint...that's some ASMR right there!
currently watching this while snowed in... So I get the rain and the snow, double cozy.
Nice feeling to stuck in 90s, at least for one hour
wow, Clint talking + rain sound as background noise. I never knew I needed this until today. Think I need a 10 hour version of that!
Ah, more Friday relaxation. I'm at school right now shipping PE class lol
I love how you're buddy's with all the other youtube channels. Makes it look like you guys respect each other which you probably do.
I hope that if any burger monitors or burger keyboards have ever been made by humans, they are now en route to Clint's mailbox
Thank you, Clint, for a brilliantly chilled video after a long, stressful week. I had a similar Timex watch back in the day. It was built like a brick and quite huge for my rather slim wrist. Sync worked with CRTs only (although there was an LED thingie available as an extra for LCD screen users). The watch was quite lovely but I was annoyed by it having space for a single "app" only - so either a stopwatch or a timer, but not both. Still very fondly remembered after roughly two dacades. Thanks again, Clint!
LGR, the best weather man on TH-cam.
Love all the random retro tech in one video. Thanks for making the video and thanks to the viewers who sent in all of the cool stuff.
Yes!!! Just in time for me to fall asleep to, some soothing LGR content 😊
Now, that's one hell of a nostalgia motherlode to unload. Thanks for the videos, I enjoy watching them as much as you seem to enjoy unpacking them boxes!
Clint has finally revealed his alter ego. “DJ DOS”. That was dumb. See ya next week.
Wow those two huge cases are incredible. What wonderful packaging to highlight everything.
It's a shame that Rainbow Six tin didn't come sealed and require a twist key to open. I bet it would have made a nice hiss.
Yeah you know, since it's a military themed game, they should have packaged a full MRE on top of it.
That was a fun unboxing.
I liked seeing the games you have on your shelves too.
"Return To Zork" caught my attention. I still play that game, from time to time.
Salt water taffy has a more creamy flavor (generally speaking) than starburst which is more sour/tart.
Edit: yes I felt personally attacked when you said salt water taffy is just a starburst 😱
When I saw the X-Wing and TIE Fighter game boxes, I became very nostalgic. I will remember those games very fondly.
And those limited run boxes really looks good, wish I had those.
I'm so jealous of his collection and the stuff he gets xD
Dude the synth wave on the mini hard drive was awesome!! then seeing you break it down on the modular synthesizers was really cool.
love the content
Man, can you send that rain over here, its been years since I heard rain like that...
1:09:02 - I saw that device and was immediately transported back about 25 years. The four-button “mouse” looked extremely familiar… my parents owned an engineering company, and I recall seeing that in one of the offices. It would make sense, since the staff could use that to copy in drawings into a computerised format, using CAD software, using the target above the mouse.
One of my first personal computers has a penguin on the front, you stick the floppy disk in his mouth, the lights are his eyes, and the belly is a drawer to store more disks. It’s the only computer I can’t bring myself to get rid of
I like the short clips to you using the items. I always keep an eye out for future videos using your donations.
That watch is definitely oddware. Or more aptly, "oddwear" - seems like a neat little device!
With all that rain, I was half expecting post 10 and his rake appearing in a cameo :) So much great stuff here. As someone wanted to get into retro SBCs that P3 SBC looked amazing. The sound cards too. :)
I'm guessing that if you will rotate that floppy cleaner disk there will be a micro brush glued to it somewhere, like on those old cleaning CD's
edit: check the new Blerb he made, it's just a placebo disk that does nothing
You and your brothers content have kept me sane in the past year thank you so much and stay safe! Can't wait to see the aquarium PC!
I'd like to se that full burger setup!
19:35 It is interesting to know that Robotron was also a name of an East German manufacturer of computer-related stuff, relatively widespread in the Eastern Europe and USSR in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I remember a Robotron dot matrix printer at school in the early 1990s, connected to DVK-2 (that was a server for a class of 10 BK-0010-01 clients preloaded with a 1986 Vilnius Basic ). We saved our programs to diskettes on that server and printed out listings on that printer.
If only 'The Platters' were around today, they would be the perfect group to release music on hard drives. 😂
CANNOT WAIT to see an oddware episode for the buddy B-210A "turn one PC into two", had looked out for one of these for a while to send you - they were frequently listed in a PC catalogue when I was a kid and often wondered how they worked.
The part where you edited in that correction about the card holder thing cracked me up for some reason.
I am from Moorhead, MN. I can confirm that beer from Junkyard Brewing is delicious beer. Enjoy Clint!!
We most definitely need a live synth mix please lol
I just melt so comfortably into these videos, my lord
I'd love to see you do some footage of that Yamaha chip synth!!
We're in for a treat!
Holy crap! Over an hour of unboxing?! 😱 You guys are awesome!
An hour and fifteen minutes? PUMP DAT SHIT IN MAH VEINS
I CAN FEEL THE LGR COURSING THRU MY VEINS.
NGHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Something about the rain sound in the background at 1:01:18 made this more relaxing and satisfying to watch than I ever thought possible.
Those X-wing and TIE-fighter boxes look absolutely good
54:55 I love how the plastic inlays inside that Microsoft Windows box resemble computers of that era. That’s a nice touch.