A prototype arrived! 6-port localtalk hub, micro-USB powered.
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David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
In response to this post@NanoRaptor Is the firmware written in Smalltalk-80?
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Code of Amor 💘
In response to this post@NanoRaptor I don't know what this is but it looks vintage and I kinda like it.
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Jose
In response to this post@NanoRaptor My gods I almost thought it was real. You are so good!!!
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alphabetter
In response to this post@NanoRaptor I hope this is real, and not one of your edits!
@alphabetter so do I or I’ll be very disillusioned when it comes to trying it out when I get back home!
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Kyle Brown
In response to this post@NanoRaptor why does this so much make me want to connect six vintage Mac’s together and play NetTrek late at night? :)
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Fritz Adalis
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For reference, it is real:
https://github.com/cheesestraws/StarTalk-LT
Very cool. Now all I need is MiniPCIe Localtalk cards.
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WooShell
In response to this post@NanoRaptor Micro USB? Shouldn't it be powered by Firewire to be period correct?
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