Various projects and stuff interesting to Eric. This tends to be my mental dumping ground for various projects that exercise my brain. I especially enjoy the 68K line of Macintosh computers and you can see what I've done to keep them useful. Stay as long as you wish!

Fun fact... This site is 100% old computer compatible. I've specifically designed the content so I could view it without frustration on my 25MHz Macintosh LC475 running Internet Explorer 4.0.1, Netscape 3.04 or Netscape 4.08. If you're running another older system this site should work pretty well for you too.

Videos on this site are built for both modern and antique browsers as well. Old computers can use Quicktime to view Cinepak encoded files natively in the browser if your computer supports it.

Verse Of The Day:

Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen.

Ephesians 3:20-21

New Stuffs!

• Some fun getting the Tandy 200 exploring some BBS services
• I created some DMX Bamboo/Coral lighting for Tarzan and Little Mermaid Musicals
• Got my Tandy 200 to talk with an Arduino over RS232.
• A little history on this website as I approach 25 year of running it.
• I re-created the PCI Expansion Card Information program found on the 7200's Installation CD as an HTML page. It works on modern browsers as well as Internet Explorer 4.01 on my LC475. Check it out!
• I also purchased a Power Macintosh 7200/120
• I recently collected and repaired a Tandy 200
• Created a weekly room calendar viewer for digital displays - It's really useful!
• Integrating Blackbaud FENXT with Google Sheets
• Finished?
• Fixing Various Errors with Emmet
• Major Engine Work Part IV is also here!
• Major Engine Work Part III is finally published!
• Scripting Guest WiFi Changes on Aruba Instant Part II

Picture of the day, month, year...whatever

At work I was working on some props. Check out King Triton's trident. Yep. It glows.

This page Last Updated - May 17, 2026