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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Make your sweetie smile (or blush) with these cheeky retro valentines with modern-day messages
Valentine's Day is nigh and social activist Skylar Munday aka Femmmeow has humorously altered vintage valentines for the occasion. For those with delicate sensibilities, these are not the valentines for… READ THE REST
Charles Barkley's 1993 contact high and Nirvana's SNL outtake
Pop culture, capitalism, and entertainment in the 1990s created unanticipated and strange fellow travelers. In this clip of outtakes from Saturday Night Live, posted by Nirvana Biglove, NBA star Charles… READ THE REST
10,000 Maniacs entertain Jay Leno in 1992
10,000 Maniacs' fifth studio album, Our Time in Eden, was released in 1992. Music can be a time-traveling vessel of connection and consummation. As another Gregorian New Year begins, and… READ THE REST
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Relieve muscle and joint pain with this smart percussion massager for only $59.99
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Make static shocks a thing of the past with this sleek $15 anti-static keychain
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