When I used to run my own email server I used a service called authsmtp.

It was quite inexpensive and I relayed all my email via them and never had a problem.

Before that I was always getting banned for one reason or another

Aeberbach wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:41 pm Nice! I have the PiDP-11.

Cool, photos please

And finished and booted: I love it! That thing is incredibly cool :) I know, it is super cool and retro!! I just love the colour scheme, it's so 'of the time'. The people who make it also do the PDP 11/70 and PDP 10 as RPi based replicas, and whilst I need to save some cash up before I bite the bul...

I've just seen a posting pointing to this project: https://github.com/openscopeproject/InteractiveHtmlBom Looks like it could be very useful. IIRC the Analog V2 boards I built for my Apple IIe had interactive HTML BoMs and it was just brilliant, both for ordering/tracking parts and also during the ...

I just love Cool Retro Terminal:


This mode has an awesome Fallout vibe

A new challenger comes: https://www.ebay.com/itm/235533248834 It's not even an A5000 keyboard... And the same one from the same guy for a normal price, but for Risc PC now: https://www.ebay.com/itm/235533237632 :lol: Ouch, not many folks will be buying that then. Your 2nd link didn't seem to work B...

Well, I have set up SSH for the Pi that's running the show, and I can get what is effectively a serial terminal view of the PDP


And what would a PDP be without Space War:


Though I have yet to figure out just how I can view the game itself

stephen_usher wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 9:04 am Now you just need to connect each of them up via their serial ports as a chain and then get the OSI to uploads a program to the first machine which sends a program to the next machine in a chain and then sends a result of a calculation to a line printer.

Haha, yes, that'd be cool!

HigashiJun wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 4:56 am Yay, another fun project !

It certainly was

Need to build the 610 expansion board for the OSI next

And there's more - it's finished!! :girldance: This is the final assembly before the front cover is fitted: IMG20240421231350.jpg And finished and booted: IMG20240421230854.jpg What can't be seen here is the awesome flickering of the LEDs that mimics the neons of the original, it really is spectacul...