I fix broken stuff!
In this post, I’ll show you how I brought a vintage Palm Tungsten E back to working condition.
I’d like to introduce my latest project: restoring a Firestone radio phonograph from 1941.
When Jenni and I passed an old farmhouse table on the side of the road in our neighborhood, I initially had to say no. Then I changed my mind.
I bought the MacBook new in 2007 and it only just occurred to me today that it’s almost 18 years old. I think that qualifies as a piece of computer history, and I’m going to maintain it in its original form for preservation purposes.
I’ve been looking for a dedicated monitor for one of the TRS-80 CoCos (Color Computers) I picked up a couple months ago.
I’m writing this post on a ThinkPad T480, running only free, open source software. Why is that interesting or important? I’ll explain.
I swear, I don’t have a thing for HPs. In fact, I never buy HP computers new. It’s just not my thing. They make some cheap laptops that are fine for students and the average home user. And that’s not me. But whenever I see an HP in the wild, I have a strong urge…
I know, I just posted last time about refurbishing a desk. In case you’re either growing concerned that I’m obsessed, or you’re thinking that I’m only going to write about desks for the rest of forever, you can relax. I’ll move on to other topics soon enough. The last desk was a super cheap Craigslist…