Nice! Love the old Chromo bikes!

Love that you're still using and enjoying this old steel bike, but I think the rubber on those tires is about ready to give up the ghost, especially the front one!

Thanks Abraham. Yeah a video on application install on the palm would be great.

Dry jokes - no. Dry erase jokes - yes….. I’ll show myself out. 3:14

I just purchased one! Looking forward to receiving it. Glad to support you.

Finally!! I am always spilling Kombucha on my computers and it really interferes with my programs. So, Thank You Sir!

got here from reddit, great content! thanks for sharing some of your collection!

Thanks for the information and ride review. I just picked up this exact bike (color, model, and year) in all original condition at my favorite local thrift store for $10. The frame is my size, but I just bought a Grand Jubilee a few weeks ago, so this one is getting an overhaul and going up for sale. (After I ride it around for a while, of course.) I told my son that if he does the work and lets me teach him how to do it, he can keep the money when it sells. It will make some good, reliable transportation for someone who needs it. Cheers!

Good example of “pair programming” right up until your fellow software engineer just lost focus and wandered away.

First ! You had me at fibo

I have one of those. I'm amazed they are still around.

But can it run Crysis? By the way this is amazing.

There is a bad rumble on the audio track of your Video. One could suppress/eliminate such with a highpassfilter, for example with open source Audacity

Yeah right.

Now you have something to cut out model rocket fins . :)

Laminated 20# printer paper

i gotta see if there's any square root videos

Manually entering insttuctions on that thing is crazy cool. Sick vid brotha

Get a mic. FFS...

1:00 "all the programs that starts with 't'" yeah like "Sonic"

I am writing a PC-G801 manual at the moment, you mentioned you found a G830 manual?

The dude in his T and shorts - "eh, what's that white stuff on the ground?"

For some reason the battery door on my 95LX is always IMPOSSIBLE to get off. It feels like it's glued in there or something. Mine seems to take even more pressure than you had to use with the 200LX.

I had one in high school when I was 18, and I lost it. I replaced it by a ti74 basicalc I still own today

I used to run TinyELF on my Palm IIIxe, but after I set up a new computer I couldn't sync any more. So I run the PHEM emulator on my Fire HD10 and run TinyELF inside that. Seems to work just fine. Great video, hoping to see more.

Let’s go ! RCA Cosmac Elfs . Lots of ads and articles for the Elf in my dads old ham radio magazines

Still use mine daily... Got it brand new circa '83 ~ '84 in middle school, never failed.

Great content. Got one of those myself. I am a large fan of the landscape form factor. Thank you for this!

Congrats to your finding! Nice machine! I do not own a TI-66, but the red LED legends SR-56, TI-58, TI-58C (!) and TI-59 (with still working card reader) plus working printer PC100B 😊

Well, yeah. My Sharp PC1247 too. :)

I have one of these, and the printer. So cool.

Excellent video. Very informative. I just performed the x2 (double speed mod) on my TI-66. It really speeds the calculator up. Benchmark programs show it to be nearly as fast as my TI-59. A single 68k resistor is all that's required.

Oh, serial output would be amazing on this!

I must say, I read most of the book Starting Forth and I can't recommend it. It's extremely dated and has entire chapters dedicated to mechanisms that were only useful when running forth on an time shared mainframe in the 80s. I skipped around 20-30% and it was all stuff that seemed completely irrelevant to me, trying to learn forth for fun.

I have a Sears Ted Williams Folding 20" metal-flake brown. It has been well-preserved. Original tires hold air. It won't shift, but it will ride. I'd like to see it restored. I'll ship it from Iowa if you're interested. All complete and original except missing seat & post. (I have one on it that is not original).

Mixtes are indeed cool. You don’t see them often, but when you do, they always look good. Like a sloping top tube, before they invented sloping top tubes :)

Are you shopping for an original frame pump to go on the braze-on bosses behind the seat tube? Rack install looks good.

i hate to be that guy!!! i love it, its smart as! not personally a fan of the front muddy/fender!! bigger tyres? you mention not enough space between the front wheel and tyre? (i generally ride a 20x2.25 rear 20x2.4 front) with guards and its sound!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year man. Thanks for sharing with us your experiences!

1000 miles on the twenty? You got this, brother

im confused. How would you enter 29/08/1999 for example? as you are inputing octal numbers... you enter 124 because 1900+124 =2024. but 124 in octal is just 84 in decimal? Say you want to enter the year 1999. You would need to input 99.

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Hey! Greatly appreciate the detailed walk-around of this bike. I am looking at a pristine "barn-find" pair of these on FB Marketplace, but haven't been up close to the bikes yet. This video is a great point of reference! Congrats on the 100 miles!

Happy Holidays!

It's amazing and fascinating how much fun you can have with binary numbers. And how after doing it for a long time, sequences of binary numbers actually mean something 😊

Very nice, man. This sounds awesome!

Being able to use the graffiti area to extend the display makes a huge difference when trying to use/view documents as usual Sony did it first 😉 Nice video 😃

Arrived late but, thanks for a great video! You could: take the suction cup mount (if you still have it) and mount it in a window, inside. Oriented vertical, extend the dipole so that it's vertical. You can set it up as horizontal on the table first, then it's set to stick to your window as "vertical." That should clean up some of the noise on your signal, amongst other settings in your app. Railroad and aeronautical should be easy to receive. Much of your local noise could be local electronics, appliances, LED lights and smart devices wall wart chargers. Eliminate as necessary. The most important is, to orientate the antenna as vertical, for anything above 30Mhz. Low VHF, vhf-uhf and up usually is vertical orientation. Good start on the rabbit ears and adapter. The vhf-uhf (they're separate on the Phillips) are set properly. The knob is like an attenuator. Could enhance signal and noise so, be careful, not that it would harm the dongle. The more you enhance your signal, the chance for the enhancement of noise, just the same.

Re. Forth and Basic: It turns out that in most cases, Basic has been a compiled language. It just hasn't been compiled down to machine code, without applying a native-code compiler to it. It commonly compiles to bytecode, which is then interpreted, analogous to how Java is compiled, and then interpreted. This was true even in the old 8-bit computers. It was more memory-efficient that way. The Forth compiler/interpreter relationship is different from Basic and Java, because it doesn't compile to bytecodes. Instead, the compiler works by inlining the addresses of words into new definitions. There is an "address interpreter," which "chases down" addresses, as Forth code is executed. So, rather than decoding bytecodes into addresses, where their semantic code is located, in Forth, addresses lead to other sets of addresses (in other definitions), which ultimately lead to executable machine code.