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This is not really an unboxing channel; other people have done that. My approach is to take every-day items old and new, use them for an unspecified duration, and then tell you how they are... simple. I might even make some cool how-to videos if you think I should. Sit back and relax, put the kettle on for a brew, crack open your favourite snack, and enjoy.
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Thank you. If anyone is remotely into using BOINC i think running a Pi5 for is very cost affective, unless your a power user that needs to run it on a beefy graphics card. My Pi5 crunches far better than my very old Mac mini for far less power consumption. Ive run BOINC on Pi's for over six years now 24/7 still got a Pi3 crunching away but I intend to replace my Pi3s and Pi4s with just a 2 or 3 of Pi5 and they will do the same amount of work for less power.
This is the work of David Whittaker he is well regarded for game music of that time. Back then they had no composition software he coded it all in machine language.
Had the atari 130xe that came with a disk and cassette drive. Had played alley cat on the cassette drive and man loved every bit of it and specifically how I had to wait for the game to load up. Unfortunately, the cassette drive had stopped working and had many other games on the cassette tape. Love the sound effects of the game, and the graphics were great for the Atari.
Same my original was on tape also, I started with 600XL and moved to the 130XE which I still have. My tape deck stopped working years ago so I need to fix that one day. Its was always the sound and graphics that amazed me on Alley Cat, Thanks for watching.
One of the first Gran Turismo games I played when I was young along with GT HD Concept, I hope to one day play this game on a capture card, I always like to replay this game.
I’ve played them all and when this come along on the PS3 it was such a jump in the visuals over the PS2. It still looks pretty good even today. I play GT6 a lot on PS3
And all this is rendered in real time and 3D space with polygons galore. Still amazed by it. Upgrading my capture card soon so it should look even better. Currently it’s not showing it at its best.
What I always say to people that have issues. Temporarily get another spare SD card install a fresh latest Pi OS then update and apply the new eeprom Once the update is done it’s in the firmware on the Pi so then you can just pull that SD card out and go back to your normal card the update will be install OK
I can relate, ATARI got a good chunk of change from me also with this title.. its cool to see how far we have come. Playing it again found it tricky to control with any degree of accuracy... but its one of the classic. Thanks for watching.
On my PI 5 i'm running Dennis@home, Einstein@home, Rosetta@home and Asteroids@home I was also doing World Community Grid and Universe@home but they now don't seem to work anymore on Pi
Hours upon hours playing this game in my youth. Couldn't get bored enough of playing it. Today nostalgia stays and its wonderful main music theme is my cellphone ringtone.
Nice. That's cool you have that as ringtone.. I like they have this on the new Atari 400 mini so young folk and enjoy it. This was in my top five games for sure. Thanks for watching
The Pi 4 has a different bootloader so the version number is different. The Pi 4 has had this feature for well over a year. But you can update the Pi 4 bootloader with the same command in the same way as the video to make sure your running the latest version.
Note: If you're missing the option to change the bootloader-version, check if you're running the latest version of raspi-config. The one on Ubuntu is missing it.
