After the past few months in a high-tech quagmire, I could use a month of vintage computing. Numerous projects come to mind:
Getting an Amiga 500 on the Internet, first by using it as a terminal on a serial line to a more modern computer. Then via SLIP or PPP.
If I feel very energetic, I'll dig up some old MAKE articles and figure out how to make a serial to ethernet bridge so that I can get vintage computers online without another computer.
Getting my Amiga 2000 working again, then getting it online via a bridgeboard/ethernet combination.
Since I sold and gave away my Apple II gear, dig up an emulator and some old education title to compare what we had back then to what I'm dealing with today.
Getting an Amiga 500 on the Internet, first by using it as a terminal on a serial line to a more modern computer. Then via SLIP or PPP.
If I feel very energetic, I'll dig up some old MAKE articles and figure out how to make a serial to ethernet bridge so that I can get vintage computers online without another computer.
Getting my Amiga 2000 working again, then getting it online via a bridgeboard/ethernet combination.
Since I sold and gave away my Apple II gear, dig up an emulator and some old education title to compare what we had back then to what I'm dealing with today.