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Thanks to the work of DJ Sures and others they’re actually able to do something now.

Good system to get in to.

So, Last year I lost my vintage computers (most of them a work in progress) in a house fire. I’ve started rebuilding my collection. I’ve got my TI-83+ still, I consider that to be one. It was with me when the fire happened, and I have an old windows 95 computer I got my hands on, still not sure what to do with him yet. Ideas...

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The NABU computer is a great deal. You can buy one directly from [www.pellmill.com](Pell Mill) and with efforts made by DJ Sures and others at nabu.ca there is a thriving infrastructure and community around it. Its z80 based and capable of running CP/M. From there you can run the MSX emulator and play many MSX games.

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A $15 rs422 to usb adapter and dj sures internet adapter software

PDP-10s that still exist on the INTERNET ( lemmy.sdf.org )

At one point in time the most common system on the INTERNET was the PDP-10, a 36-bit mainframe computer developed by Digital Equipment Corporation int the 1960s. As the ARPAnet grew so did the number of interconnected PDP-10s. When the ARPAnet moved towards privatization in the 1980s companies such as Systems Concepts and Cisco...

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