Today’s catch is a run of software preservation that all arrived in the same week, and none of it is a tribute act. Flying Toasters executing their original 68k instructions, Warcraft II reading the disc you still own, TIE Fighter with its adaptive iMUSE score rebuilt rather than sampled, half a million buddy icons kept as the files they were, and a Mac from another decade taught a new trick for thirty dollars.
Flying Toasters, running the original 68k code
→ morphing.cloud
514,752 tiny pictures people chose to be
→ buddyiconarchive.com
Thirty dollars of parts, and your old Mac gets a fingerprint button
→ anildash.com