* Tom's Hardware article
You can log into 28 vintage computer systems in your browser for free, thanks to the Interim Computer Museum
https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/you-can-log-into-28-vintage-computer-systems-in-your-browser-for-free-thanks-to-the-interim-computer-museum-and-sdf-org-experience-legendary-oses-architectures-programming-languages-and-games
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The Interim Computer Museum and SDF.org have made 28 old computer systems freely available online. Packed with legendary machines and other old-but-valuable systems, it lets you experience something like walking into a living computer museum.
Getting in is simple too—just go to https://connect.sdf.org/ in your browser, type 'menu', and log in as a guest. Typing '1' takes you to another page where you can see the full list of 28 choices.
One thing to note is that the moment you select an item, you're dropped straight into that system's command-line screen. That's not a problem if you already know a particular system well and just want to relive some nostalgia, but if you're coming to it for the first time, you may need to brush up on the usage a bit before you can do anything in front of that blinking cursor. [remainder omitted]
https://x.com/sdf_pubnix/status/2022749416453796046
