Well ain’t that just a string of memories.
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I want context
You know that drawer with that pile of oldschool adapter shit from 25+ years ago laying around? Yeah...
Hah, we used to have some of those AUI to 10Base2 transducers back in the day in the office. Definitely had one on the IBM RS6000/220 box.
Reminds me of a setup I had for local serial multiplayer on my Atari ST. I had cable going from the ST's 25 pin serial port to a 9-pin connector, a gender changer, a null modem module, then 9-pin back to 25-pin. But hey, it worked.
I recall a native build of Photoshop 3 running on Irix. That was a long time ago though.
photoshop trying to run on a gnu operating system*