kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 30/09/2026I saw ketchup chips at Trader Joe's in Portland a couple of months ago! 121 2
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 12/08/2026From my cursory searches, seems that AI voice models and their minders have not bothered to do the Wargames computer voice as of August 2026. We deserve better. :-) IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME, CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE REMOVAL OF YOUR USER ACCOUNT ON 6/23/1973?static.klipy.comShall We Play A Game?ALT: Shall We Play A Game? 020 2
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 26/07/2026Oh, funny you ask, I did a talk this month at the Portland Linux/Unix group about how resurrected the ISP that served out portland.or.us! It's back, yeah! www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewDW... Now to encourage others to use and enjoy some old school community internet.... :-) 151 5
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 26/07/2026So, I discovered something spooky. If you "brew install coreutils" you'll get something fun. If you type "ghostid" , clearly you're asking a ghost that lives in your computer to identify itself. A conjuring. Of course you'd pronounce the output in a scary way. OOoooooOOoooooohh!!! Thank gnu! 000 0
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 17/07/2026Deathtech talk was posted to YouTube! Thanks for all that joined.youtube.comPortland LUG: Death, Digital Succession, Cloud Optimization, and Resurrection of a .US RegistrarYouTube video by Linux Galaxy! 000 0
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 17/07/2026Even the heavy lifting to port UNIX System V to the 386 architecture happened here. The DNA of Oregon’s massively parallel computing boom still lives on in the enterprise servers we use today. 🌲💾 #UNIX #SiliconForest #RetroComputing #TechHistory (3/3) 000 0
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 17/07/2026🌧️ BiiN OSIRIS (BiiN was a joint venture by Intel and @siemens.com) 🌧️ Intel PUMA, Cougar, NX & OSF/1 AD 🌧️ nCube Axis (nCube was acquired by C-COR and later ARRIS) 🌧️ Floating Point Systems FPX & CX/UX (via Cray, now HPE) (2/3) 100 1
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 17/07/2026Yo, you already knew Silicon Forest (Beaverton/Hillsboro, OR) was the 80s/90s world capital of parallel UNIX development? Huh. All of these variants were built within a 5-mile radius: 🌧️ Sequent DYNIX (Sequent was later acquired by IBM) 🌧️ Tektronix UTek (1/3) 100 1
kraptv @kraptv.gifthood.social · 25/06/2026Next Thursday I'm presenting to Portland Linux User Group on the notion of digital legacy and some fun resurrecting an old Internet domain registrar. It'll be my second talk at PLUG, first one was 25 years ago. linux.portland.or.us 141 4
