First off let’s start the day by reporting that Winamp 2.95 works great with CrossOver 15.1. I’m sure I’d used it in the past and it wouldn’t output audio, but now – it does! Pretty important for an MP3 audio … Continue reading
The shop is starting to come together quite well. While I’ll only be selling a small selection to start off with, it looks like it will scale quite well also as I need to add more products. Like the XenoGC, … Continue reading
Nailed it, I knew I could work out how to get a darned IRC server up and running. So now you can spam my name into the chat and it will alert me like mad that you are trying to … Continue reading
Mission accomplished. Today on the 22nd June 2016 I have finally reached 88.0kg. This puts me at the lowest weight in my recorded history. Records date back to October 2008, a mere eight years ago. Alright, maybe not that mere. … Continue reading
That’s right, I’m still alive! So never fear, McRetro is here! Although not doing too much here today, just rambling on and getting closer to … Continue reading
Not much happening here, but I did manage to find a much better looking graph on the Withings HealthMate website. Just figured you should enjoy it. Red line is where I am at currently, should see the trend (solid blue … Continue reading
Where on earth have I been? It’s like I fell down the rabbit hole with Alice. Wait, not that Alice. Do not click that link. Anyway, as you can see in the above cart I’ve been working on getting … Continue reading
Recently some friends got their FTTN NBN put in… it’s fast. In fact this website is hosted there – might explain the downtime… 😉 Take a look at the above photo, that’s what FTTN is. Existing copper wire runs it … Continue reading
Well it’s been four years since I decided on 11th March 2012 to fire up RetroJunkie2020 and signed up to Assembler Games, what have we achieved? Let’s have a quick look at the Shane McRetro YouTube dashboard. Lots of numbers. … Continue reading
Ever sit back and wish your room was only 27 degrees? Now it can be, thanks to the useless Dimplex DC10RC reverse cycle … Continue reading
since sometime in the mid-1990s. We are powered by a Raspberry Pi.
