Doubling Down with the Network 2 Controller (Part Two) |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2023
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Adding a second person to your videos really adds to the fun. Sally did great!
Just want to say that I love how your channel demonstrates the machines. There are a lot (of great) repair channels and “classic machine general discussion” channels but from my experience less real world demonstration and deep dive channels. Great work. Very entertaining and wonderful knowledge sharing.
Sally is fun!
Basic math tests can feel stressful when you have not been doing it for years. Fun to watch. Reminded me of the grammar school game with flashcards against the others in class where if you yelled out the correct answer first you would move on to the next student's desk and you would try to go around the whole room crushing your friends
During Covid when I was on furlough (not sure if you had that in the US, but here in the UK firms were paid a portion of employee wages for those employees who were obliged by the rules to stay at home to reduce the spread of the virus), I tried to keep my mind engaged by trying to do long division on paper...it was slightly embarrassing, I was struggling to remember how to do it!
What a beauty. To turn a knob to choose who to communicate to. A gauge and seven segments display counting something would have been nice.
Great video, I like your Radio Shack/Tandy video's I'm a CoCo nut!! Sally should be more of your video's.
1:10 Well, that's not what I would call just product placement... That's an advert pure and simple!
another great video. Is there an October celebration for some vintage computer system? Hmm. Maybe OcTARI? lol.
It occurred to me a long time ago that with the way the CoCo works, it would be entirely possible to have a tape containing just screen data and commentary and a BASIC program which just loads the next thing on the tape a fixed number of times.
The idea would be that the program loads a screen shot, then the tape starts trying to load the next screen, but before the data section of the tape is someone narrating whatever was just loaded onto the screen, then the next screen loads. Repeat that for the entire lesson. This works because the CoCo can put the tape sound through to the TV speaker. In fact, if memory serves me correctly, that was the default.
I guess you don't have the Tandy thumb breaking/kneecapping peripheral that simulates casino debt perfectly.😄
That noisy screen would drive me nuts. Maybe time for a composite mod?🤔