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Hosted by datucker · EN-US · 16 episodes
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Conversations about various retro tech subjects like retro computing, demoscene, emulators and computer brands from the past
datucker hosts The Retro Tech AI Podcast, a technology show with 16 episodes published.
Microsoft transformed the computer industry with Windows 1.0, a graphical, user-friendly interface for PCs. While Bill Gates embraced an open software platform, Steve Jobs accused him of copying. Despite technical challe
The history of Porsche is one of innovation, controversy, and groundbreaking technology. This episode explores the brand’s early beginnings in the 20th century, delves into the legacy of founder Ferdinand Porsche, and ex
In this episode, we explore how Quinn Dunki reverse-engineered the 1982 classic Apple II game "Choplifter." Discover the programming techniques and clever hacks used by developers in the early '80s to push the hardware’s
In this episode, we explore Kraftwerk and their legendary Kling Klang Studio in Düsseldorf, a creative sanctuary that redefined electronic music. This innovative space was where technology and artistry merged, leading to
This episode covers the rivalry between DCC and MiniDisc in the 1990s, two formats competing to replace analog cassette tapes. DCC, developed by Philips, was backward compatible with standard cassettes, while Sony's Mini
The pneumatic tube mail system of New York City, in operation from 1897 to 1953, used compressed air to transport millions of letters through an underground network of tubes. Initially praised for its speed and efficienc
Join us as we explore three lesser-known computers from the early 1980s: the Mattel Aquarius, the Sharp X1, and the Memotech MT512. We'll discuss the design, unique features, and challenges each of these machines faced i
Interested in browsing through thousands of preserved Commodore floppy disks? Scenebase is then the place to be for you! We'll have a look at this immense archive of floppy disks.
In this episode, we explore the work of Chris Huelsbeck, the influential composer of classic video game music from the '80s and '90s, and examine how his compositions have had a lasting impact on the gaming industry.
Synthesizer manufacturer Ensoniq had a connection with Commodore through some engineers who originally worked on the Commodore 64. Robert Yannes, co-founder of Ensoniq, and Al Charpentier, both former Commodore engineers
In this episode we're taking a look at 8-bit Commodore 64 emulation, which allows classic C64 software to run on modern devices. VICE is a popular and versatile emulator, supporting a wide range of Commodore models and o
Today, we take you on a journey through the history of the Holborn computer, a remarkable piece of technology from the early 1980s, designed with an ET-like appearance that made it truly iconic. The Holborn’s smooth, rou
Cracktros, also known as crack intros, are short introductory sequences added by crackers to pirated software, such as games. Their main function was to give credit to the individual or group responsible for cracking the
Do you know what the demoscene is? Think of it as a digital art made by the most talented programmers, graphicians and musicians. Today we'll explore it's origins and meaning for popular culture.
Today we are talking the SID-chip, know for that iconic chiptune sound on the Commodore 64. We dive into some of the most known composers for this limited yet powerful soundchip.
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