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<cbmuser> cr1901_modern: no, it's English and on Jitsi
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<andlabs> https://auctions.afimg.jp/item_data/image/20180627/yahoo/p/p614248197.1.jpg take a look at this PC-98 laptop's idea of a mouse
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<cr1901_modern> So Jitsi is "Zoom, but FOSS"?
<Sarayan> kinda, bbb is better though
<cr1901_modern> So that MCA controller is a 5V tolerant CPLD?
<ejs__> yep
<ejs__> same as on the Plaid Bib CPLD edition
<cr1901_modern> 5V tolerance is nice. I'd still like to do level shifting experiments on ISA just to keep my options open. I already have the parts for it. Just need the time (I'm on someone else's clock until January.)
<cr1901_modern> Well, most of the parts*
<andlabs> ah cool this might make PS/2s worth buying
<andlabs> =P
<andlabs> (an ISA->MCA adapter would make them far more useful)
<andlabs> though I ahve abandoned trying to buy an old PC because we still have a few n the attic and I should see what they are first
<cr1901_modern> Is ISA->MCA possible? (Well I guess "practical" is the better question)
<cr1901_modern> You can make an ISA->PCIe adapter if you wanted, but would cards you put into that adapter "like" it?
<ejs__> possible but there's no space for an adapter in a computer case
<Foone> not with that attitude
<andlabs> probably not with a standard consumer PS/2 no
<andlabs> with that giant fucking tower LGR has maybe
<cr1901_modern> Those giant fucking PS/2 towers came in a generic flavor for a period in the 90s
<cr1901_modern> source: I used to have one
<cr1901_modern> The placement of the hard drive is unique