Growing up during the heyday of Apple II computers, I learned about something mysterious called copy-protection. This meant floppy disks could be used to run software, but the software couldn’t be copied to other floppy disks. As a 10-year-old nerd,…
If you follow the Apple II world, then you probably already know that a group of hobbyists recently released GS/OS 6.0.2 – a new version of the Apple IIGS operating system based upon Apple’s last official version from 1993. This…
William Buchholz has designed and built a PCB version of my Nibbler 4-bit CPU for his local hackerspace. Nibbler is built entirely from standard 7400 series logic chips – individual counters, registers, buffers, and gates. It’s an educational example of…
January 2016 Update: The current hardware version Floppy Emu Model B has built-in Apple II functionality that’s equivalent to the Universal Adapter described here. The Universal Adapter is therefore not necessary when using a Floppy Emu Model B. For information…
Web Site Hacked Web Hack Analysis Part 2 Web Hack Analysis Part 3 I believe I’ve identified how the hack on my websites occurred, and it wasn’t a WordPress vulnerability. It looks like the hacker got my Linux user password…
Web Site Hacked Web Hack Analysis Part 2 Web Hack Analysis Part 3 Yesterday I described how the BMOW web site had been hacked, and my efforts to clean it up. Today I began looking at some of the hack…
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