Hehe I was waiting for someone to see the CD-ROM and go "wtf" Indeed it is by my own hand. On a poor resolution iPhone camera it looks like a decent job, however up close you can …

I have to agree with the consensus that the CD-ROM equipped IIsi is a hack. But one well-executed hack, at least from the outside. When I get my IIsi out of storage, I may have t…

That is weird. None of the Mac fan sites that I can find makes any mention of a IIsi coming with an internal CD ROM or of any upgrades from Apple or third parties to allow that. Yo…

Yep, that machine most certainly does have an internal CD-ROM...likewise I'd be really interested to see a pic of the guts of the machine.

Is it just me or does that IIsi have an internal CD-ROM? If so, how exactly did you go about putting that in?

I think that some of the RAM might be bad, because the 8100 is now unstable. I'm getting random Finder quits, hangs, and even a System bomb on startup (you know, the fun kind, wher…

I wouldn't mind doing that, but no this came from some dumpster diving.

"floor plans for some hospitals in Washington" Are you one of those people who goes adventuring in abandoned hospitals in the middle of the night? :lol:

So.... I found more stuff. IIsi (my first computer ever), LC 475 (nothin special), and Performa 6320CD (my first PPC Mac). I also see a Mac Plus but I can't reach it yet. I also fo…

True, but there's nothing in the 68kmla rules about the abolition of private ownership and redistribution of resources – that's the People's Liberation Army... down the hall; secon…

Some pretty amazing stuff on there. Not my kind of thing, but certainly interesting to look at all in one spot!

That's what I thought too, but here is his site: http://homepage.mac.com/cliff_huston/.public/Offering/Early_Apple.html

I think he meant totalitarian, although totalitarianism is a component of many communist regimes.

I'm sorry but this is getting out of hand on how communistic this place is getting. Click to expand... Communistic? I think you need to look that one up...

Now how would that work? The Voodoo 2 was a 3D-only chip. It didn't have a 2D engine, and used the same pass-through cable setup as the Voodoo 1. Did you route the onboard video…

Heh, I have a Voodoo 5500 if I ever get around to getting my old DOS game box back together. I have so many projects in the queue that I can't keep up.

Glide was much better at the time, but it was propitiatory so when 3dfx died off, so did glide course all that good stuff got mixed in to open GL and DX, it wasnt more than a few …

Glide kicks butt over OpenGL and whatever DirectX (I think they called it something else before it was Direct X) PC's were using back then. I've seen screenshots of the same game …

Hmm, yeah...I remember reading about these back in the day. There were actually only two cards ever made for the Mezzanine slot - the GameWizard, and an UltraSCSI card some company…

good question, I would be inclined to say yes as much as the other pci based powermacs least IMO, anything "oldworld" is just that

why is it hard to just not abuse it, why should the mods have to go back and wipe baby's butt? its not that hard of a thing to do

Is it that hard to just scroll a little bit more when people mis-use the quote option? And why can't the mod's just edit the quotes or remove them entirely and add a little note li…

Shouldn't the beige G3 be in with the PCI Powermacs since it's an Old World machine?

That sucker reminds me too much of HAL with its omnipresent eye... :O

That's 3 TB of files! 8-o Click to expand... If they're dual-layer DVD-ROMs, factory-pressed, that's 6 TB. Which is also one of these. (They have an 8 TB model now, too, whi…