Things you recently bought or got

[rcpd]

That’s an ME7ERG High Back Ergohuman from Eurotech Seating. Best office chair ever made with a lifetime warranty.

This guy either sits for a living or sells the things people sit on. Either way, he knows his office chairs

 

[Hanafuda]

That’s an ME7ERG High Back Ergohuman from Eurotech Seating. Best office chair ever made with a lifetime warranty.

Maybe. But I wouldn't recommend it for cat owners. We have three cats and if I rolled that chair in here there'd be a fight over which one gets first dibs at ripping all that mesh to shreds.

 

[Skelletonike]

Welp, just picked it up.
It's the bundle that comes with forza horizon 5.

Due to the same the store was having it wound up costing 430€, the game Harry Potter game ended up being 35€ with a coupon I had.

 

[subcon959]

 

[KleinesSinchen]

Saturday. Flea Market Day at the fairground.

New and sealed 74min Gold CD-R for 50 cents.

Sadly only one. A complete stack of random DVD+RW and a spindle with cheap 80min CD-R... but only this one single gold based CD-R. Hope to find more another time.



And... I'm entering the modern world of high speed USB 2.0.
Also new+sealed. Might be useful for a PC running Windows 98SE. Many motherboards from that era only have two USB 1.1 ports, which is painfully slow for USB mass storage.

 

[DinohScene]

Got some 30 3.5" diskettes for free after dumping their contents for a customer.
Many of which are in really good nick!

 

[SylverReZ]

Got some 30 diskettes for free after dumping their contents for a customer.
Many of which are in really good nick!

Hope they contain something worthy and interesting.

 

[CloudStrife190100]

A new vape and an enclosure for my 2230 ssd i acquired out of my steam deck when i upgraded it

 

[DinohScene]

Hope they contain something worthy and interesting.

Customer data is not relevant nor interesting to me, not gonna snoop around in somebody their private files.
Besides, I've already formatted them for usage on vintage machines.

 

[SylverReZ]

Customer data is not relevant nor interesting to me, not gonna snoop around in somebody their private files.
Besides, I've already formatted them for usage on vintage machines.

I've had plenty of customer data on some set of floppies I bought.

 

[dudeguy2022]

A 512 GB micro-sd card for my Steam Deck; I'm planning on selling it soon and getting a 1TB ssd for it instead.

 

[CloudStrife190100]

A 512 GB micro-sd card for my Steam Deck; I'm planning on selling it soon and getting a 1TB ssd for it instead.

Keep the 512gb card for games. Split the 1tb internal ssd in half and have a dual boot option of steamos and windows 11.

That's what im doing at the moment with my deck

 

[AncientBoi]

The way things are going Healthwise with me, I'm already planning to be bed stricken . Thus

Though I really don't expect it to arrive on a Sunday.

 

[scroeffie1984]

8bit do kit for nes with nes dongle but does not want to pair

 

[AncientBoi]

8bit do kit for nes with nes dongle but does not want to pair

Story of my life

 

[rcpd]

Saturday. Flea Market Day at the fairground.

New and sealed 74min Gold CD-R for 50 cents.
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Sadly only one. A complete stack of random DVD+RW and a spindle with cheap 80min CD-R... but only this one single gold based CD-R. Hope to find more another time.



And... I'm entering the modern world of high speed USB 2.0.
Also new+sealed. Might be useful for a PC running Windows 98SE. Many motherboards from that era only have two USB 1.1 ports, which is painfully slow for USB mass storage.
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I just ordered one of these from eBay for the Win98SE machine. The Sound Blaster AWE32 died in it, so I managed to snag an ISA slot SB AWE64 to replace it. Problem is that my 98SE machine only has SCSI ports and one IDE slot, with both master and slave being used for hard disks.

I could get a SCSI CD-ROM and add it, but then I am still burning CD’s to transfer files over which is just stupid and wasteful. I know Win98SE supports USB 2.0, so I bought a PCI add on board to add them because the PC doesn’t have any USB built in (200Mhz Pentium 1 and the motherboard uses serial for keyboard and com port for mouse).

I managed to get the card installed and configured properly, but as of now I have no way to transfer over the 19Mb driver other than the built in floppy drive. I have an external floppy drive that works in Windows 10/11, but I’d have to split the exe into 1Mb files (that’s all a floppy holds, folks!) and transfer it over with the only 4 floppy disks I have that still work.

No thanks. It came with an install CD. Useless to me for installing audio drivers. So I’m hoping this USB card fixes my problem of mass storage on the Win98SE machine.

 

[Silterpy]

Picked up the cream pies I ordered.
Unfortunately the oreo ones topping got a little squashed on the way home, but it's fine.

Left to right its coconut, chocolate and the oreo cream pie.

 

[SylverReZ]

Picked up the cream pies I ordered.
Unfortunately the oreo ones topping got a little squashed on the way home, but it's fine.

Left to right its coconut, chocolate and the oreo cream pie.

Cream pies you say?

 

[KleinesSinchen]

I just ordered one of these from eBay for the Win98SE machine. The Sound Blaster AWE32 died in it, so I managed to snag an ISA slot SB AWE64 to replace it. Problem is that my 98SE machine only has SCSI ports and one IDE slot, with both master and slave being used for hard disks.

I could get a SCSI CD-ROM and add it, but then I am still burning CD’s to transfer files over which is just stupid and wasteful. I know Win98SE supports USB 2.0, so I bought a PCI add on board to add them because the PC doesn’t have any USB built in (200Mhz Pentium 1 and the motherboard uses serial for keyboard and com port for mouse).

I managed to get the card installed and configured properly, but as of now I have no way to transfer over the 19Mb driver other than the built in floppy drive. I have an external floppy drive that works in Windows 10/11, but I’d have to split the exe into 1Mb files (that’s all a floppy holds, folks!) and transfer it over with the only 4 floppy disks I have that still work.

No thanks. It came with an install CD. Useless to me for installing audio drivers. So I’m hoping this USB card fixes my problem of mass storage on the Win98SE machine.

Aren't there a lot more possibilities than floppy disks?
Network?
Parallel cable and INTERSVR.EXE?
Temporarily connect optical drive on IDE using CD-RW for transfer?
Connecting the IDE HDD on a slightly newer PC for driver transfer?

Standard 1.44MB floppy disks... but they can be formatted slightly bigger capacity of about 1.7MB (more tracks and sometimes more sectors per track). Windows 95 came on such disks.
That brings back memories.

 

[AncientBoi]

Cream pies you say?

I'm..... I'm gonna hush on this one