it’s looking good! I have a 20 square metre room that is a combined office and hobb6 space and it’s totally rammed with “stuff” from my hobbies!

It’s always exciting to see a videographer get a new space. I love following along as people slowly invest it, you get the enjoyment of doing that kind of thing without any of the associated hassles.I hope your daughter is happy with her smaller bedroom though!

Congratulations to the new spacey room :) I wish I had so much space.

Looks great 👍😎

Oh and in response to the caption - Of Course We Missed You!! :hug:

Excellent stuff! I have, for many years, been doing all videos, streams and podcasts from my living room. Soon though I am moving to a bigger home with a couple of rooms free as well as an outbuilding. Instead of having to spend an hour setting up and an hour tearing down to do different types of task / video / stream I will be able to have a space set up separately for each of my hobbies and a proper "Man's!" workshop for the power tools and CNC etc. I wish you well with your new space and I can't wait for more of your cool videos here on PeerTube!

Glad to see you have more space. I'm jealous! Here in Cali, I dare not put stuff up that high. hehe

Ich liebe dein deutschakzentuiertes Englisch! Danke für die vielen, schönen Videos! 👍

Thank you Jan for the video. I wanted to ask about the C175? Doesn't it have the same issue? Should it get switched as well? Good luck with the podcast.

Nice (almost) repair, thank you for sharing. Also want to confirm that a C64 indeed can make a wonderful disco light in an 80s children room :)

This does look really great. What I really need is a minimalist tester for RAM sticks, the Mini Pro is too expensive to justify for me! Maybe I’ll get around to having a go at designing one for myself.

@aki Thank you. :)

Like on YT but watching here :)

Whenever I format a windows disc to put Linux, I also feel delighted.

@peterjsefton@mastodon.social It definitely packs a punch for a tiny PC like that! I tried some other games in the meantime and everything runs really well so far (I don't expect gaming PC levels of graphics and such but everything I tried was perfectly playable and smooth).

@drmfreegaming@video.hardlimit.com Thanks! My favorite Linux flavor at the moment. (But I'm still trying things out, I only just started using Linux as a daily driver system quite recently.)

Glad to see some Fedora KDE Edition representation on peertube. Love your videos

@jan_beta I've had one for about a year, running Ubuntu. Amazing little machine, plays almost any game I've tried. Tremendous value 😀

The joy at 45:50 is so relatable :grin:

Well done, Jan. Surely a tricky problem to solve. At first, I thought the first capacitor you changed was not the C431 but the C433 from the schematics because that is actually 22uF and it is also connected with the pin 7 on the U402.

They haven't produced that many A3KT's eh? So that may probably explain the bug or super-feature making this Amiga different from the others :)

@hamishtpb@video.thepolarbear.co.uk Thank you! I definitely didn't expect those caps to be the wrong values! No idea how their at-the-time flagship machine could pass quality control like that! :D

That is an absolutely wild error to be made at the factory. Well done though - you persevered and won! Great video as always :)

That was brilliant. So much more patience than me - I would definitely "cheat" and use the modern programmer.

Bending pins is one of my biggest nightmares for these kind of chips.