Seriously, how useless am I at updating this page? The consoles have been sitting waiting for so long... but in the meantime I have finally added some stuff:
Workshop move is pending being able to afford it - the shop is uninsulated and unheated. Until I can get it lined and warm, there's no rationale for moving myself out there yet. But damn this room is pokey... I did measure the spare bedroom to see if it's any good but realistically, we wouldn't actually gain anything, the room isn't that much bigger. If we're moving, it's to somewhere that the consoles can actually get set up so Suture and I can finally stream drunk Two Crude Dudes.
Jesus H Christ, have I really not updated the news in that long?!
Okay, stuff that's changed:
I think that covers the core of the hardware changes. Next major update will be when we start looking at moving out of the tiny room and out to the workshop itself.
The Compaq Presario 7222 has finally received an upgrade - an Intel Pentium OverDrive MMX 200. Benches suggest a modest improvement in power, more gains to be had once it gets the extra cache.
Started moving some pages around to make my own life easier and started setting up to be able to add the next section, pages for my game consoles. I've also tweaked the navigation buttons to make them a bit easier to reach.
Added photos for the Acorn RiscPC 700 with a little gallery too!
Custom PC - Project Chompy has had photos added as well as a quick chinwag about the installation of water cooling after it kept cooking its tuchus during our VtM:Bloodlines stream this month.
Custom PC - Project Outatime has just been pulled out of the shed and given a clean ready to start rehabilitation.
I've added a page for the Fragged Twitch Stream where these machines get exercised live. Most the machines that have been added have very basic images added so you know what the claptrap is we're playing with.
The batteries finally arrived to start playing with the Sony Mavicas - I've two, an MVC-FD73 and an MVC-FD100. The first round of photos (naturally, of the Compaq as the easiest to get photos of!) have been taken, resized and posted. There's also now a clickable gallery of the Compaq's guts, if you're so inclined!
I'm still working on both learning how 25 year old WYSIWYG webpage authoring tools work and creating pages to populate the site. There's some whacky features like a counter at the bottom of how many seconds a page will take to load on a 28.8k modem, I love it!
The current jobs I've been performing include trying to get images for all the machines, put more machines in, and so forth and so on. It's a slow process and these will get updated with photos taken with period hardware if and when the time comes.
Computers added: