Relive the last great system war before Windows left it all in its wake with vAmiga and pce.js-atari, which fire up a Commodore Amiga and an Atari ST respectively right there in your browser window. They're the work of Christian Corti and James Friend—see also pce.js running MacOS System 7. Amiga ROMs are on archive.org, if you're looking.
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Fantasy Park, 50 years on: BBC documentary about the greatest rock festival that never was
Woodstock, Isle of Wight, Monterey, and Fantasy Park were perhaps the greatest rock festivals in history, but for some reason the latter is only getting its due now, thanks to… READ THE REST
Callin' Oates is still going strong, 15 years later!
You might be surprised to know that "Callin' Oates" — the Hall & Oates emergency phone hotline that was created in December of 2011 by Michael Selvidge and that went viral shortly… READ THE REST
Timex's latest retro watch gets the font right
The END. x Timex T80 (compare to the normal model) is a collaboration between the watchmaker and cool shop End which shows the company digging into specifics of the 80s… READ THE REST
Ditch monthly fees with this lifetime cloud storage deal
TL;DR: Secure 5TB of storage with this FolderFort Cloud Storage Pro Plan Lifetime Subscription for only $499.99 (reg. $1,499). Imagine paying just once and securing cloud storage for life. That's a real possibility… READ THE REST
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate just got cheaper for all users — $16.99 per month
A month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate normally costs $19.99 through Microsoft, but you can grab a 1-month membership for just $16.99 — and these codes are stackable, so that you… READ THE REST
Break into cybersecurity for just $30
TL;DR: Advance your cybersecurity career with The CISSP Security & Risk Management Training Bundle, now just $29.97 until July 20. Looking to transition to a career in cybersecurity? Gone are the days… READ THE REST