u/Cooperman411

This was $1 less on Prime Days - $188. Was $319 yesterday. Today there's a coupon (one click) making it $189. It's not the newest processor but capable. Grab an extra stick of 8GB DDR4 RAM for $50-$60 (or 16GB on Ebay for ~$70) and for $239+tax and it's still an excellent deal. (Not affiliated in any way, just saw it was a good deal, and it has good reviews on YouTube and it's upgradeable. Thought I'd share! I grabbed one on Prime Days and will post how it works out for me.)

https://www.amazon.com/BOSGAME-E5-Computers-Display-Computer/dp/B0HH8HQGCL/ref=sr_1_2

Just started with a company focused on space debris and non-cooperative object avoidance. Also learning about mission lifetime budgeting, especially the amount of fuel needed to maintain orbit and/or to maneuver away from, and avoid "non-cooperative" objects. It's a lot. If anyone has any advice, or wants to point me at any resources or bloggers/Substacks, etc. it's appreciated. I could use a mentor. (Yes, I can google or ask AI but I thought it'd be nice to hear what some real humans with real experience would advise.) Thanks in advance!

On Openrouter and I get a 55% cache rate on DSV4 Flash. I understand going directly to Deepseek is a few more pennies per Million but the cache rate is closer to 90% so it ends up being a lot cheaper. If I used OpenRouter and set a guardrail to only use one server/provider like Deepinfra (Deepseek is no longer an option as a host/provider) instead of randomly selecting one of the 20 or so providers, would it improve my cache rate? I’m assuming it misses the cache due to hopping servers. Just curious.

I run the Atebit.tech retro computing directory and am starting a weekly newsletter. I try to find 5 interesting (at least somewhat interesting to someone) stories and highlight 5 links found in the directory. Current newsletter is here.  First edition is here. Open to any and all constructive criticism and would love submissions - both for the next newsletter and new links to add to the directory. Thanks! (Mods - if this isn’t OK, I understand and sorry!)

I run the Atebit.tech retro computing directory and am starting a weekly newsletter. I try to find 5 interesting (at least somewhat interesting to someone) stories and highlight 5 links found in the directory. Current newsletter is here. First edition is here. Open to any and all constructive criticism and would love submissions - both for the next newsletter and new links to add to the directory. Thanks! (Mods - if this isn’t OK, I understand and sorry!)

I run the Atebit.tech retro computing directory and am starting a weekly newsletter. I try to find 5 interesting (at least somewhat interesting to someone) stories and highlight 5 links found in the directory. Current newsletter is here. First edition is here. Open to any and all constructive criticism and would love submissions - both for the next newsletter and new links to add to the directory. Thanks! (Mods - if this isn’t OK, I understand and sorry!)

I run the Atebit.tech retro computing directory and am starting a weekly newsletter. I try to find 5 interesting (at least somewhat interesting to someone) stories and highlight 5 links found in the directory. Newsletter is here.First edition is here. Open to any and all constructive criticism and would love submissions - both for the next newsletter and new links to add to the directory. Thanks! (Mods - if this isn’t OK, I understand and sorry!)

I searched the web, the Zo site, Discord and Reddit and didn't find it so I thought I'd ask. I like to set Deepseek V4 Pro (for example) to Thinking or Reasoning and Max effort on my current set up. I want to try Zo, but will I be using the non-thinking version of whatever model? I'm bringing my own API from Openrouter.

Also, I'm currently using Composio. One API and it's connected to literally every online service I use from Gmail to Cloudflare to Github and on and on. I'm assuming I can, via the chat give Zo the CLI instructions and my API (in the Advanced settings) and perhaps it will work instead of signing into every one of my services individually?

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on PowerFox!)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (ranks for sale items from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining.

I'd love to add more links! I'm lacking in non-English websites and 8-16 bit gaming sites. Take a look at and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on PowerFox!)

But what I really want is links! I'm lacking in non-English websites and 8-16 bit gaming sites. Plus some of the less common brands. Take a look at and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on PowerFox!)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (ranks for sale items from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining. Interested in hearing what people outside of the US think and if my pricing guidance is accurate.

But what I really want is links! I'm lacking in non-English websites and 8-16 bit gaming sites. Take a look at and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on PowerFox!)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (ranks for sale items from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining. Interested in hearing what people outside of the US think and if my pricing guidance is accurate.

But what I really want is links! I'm lacking in non-English websites and 8-16 bit gaming sites. Take a look at and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on PowerFox!)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (ranks for sale items from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining. Interested in hearing what people outside of the US think and if my pricing guidance is accurate.

But what I really want is links! I have 87 under "Software & Gaming" but I'm sure that's not even the point of the tip of the iceberg. Take a look at and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites with 107 sites about vintage Apple tech. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (works on Nescape!)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (prices from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining.

But what I really want is links! Take a look at my Apple links and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

I've assembled 700+ vintage/retro computing and gaming websites with 135 sites about Commodore and the C64. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/.

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia (from "Deal" to "Wildly Overpriced" ratings), and my About and Privacy pages are kind of entertaining.

But what I really want is links! Take a look at my Commodore and C64 links and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

**MODS** If this isn't allowed or you need to remove it, my apologies.

I've assembled over 700 vintage/retro computing and gaming websites with 107 sites about vintage Apple tech of which 22 have Apple II info. It's located at https://atebit.tech and http://atebit.tech/classic/ (for retro machines)

There's also a newsletter, an eBay price guide for US, Canada, UK, & Australia that ranks retro finds from "Deal" to "Wildly Overprice" and my About and Privacy pages are actually kind of entertaining.

But what I really want is links! Take a look at my Apple (& Apple II) links and tell me what I'm missing. If you find an error or broken link let me know. You can DM me here or click 'contact' on the footer of the directory. Thank you!

Hi Team Amiga! Over the past 18 months or so I've put together a vintage/retro tech directory with over 730 links. I'm looking for more.

The site is https://atebit.tech and there's a site for classic browsers at http://atebit.tech/classic
There's also a newsletter and a eBay price guide (from "Deal!" to "Wildly Overpriced"), and my About and Privacy pages are actually kinda entertaining.

Please check it out and if you have links for me to add please DM me here or click "contact" in the footer on my website. Same goes if you find something wrong or broken or outdated.