
In the late 1970s the big three computers in the first wave of commercially available home computers were the Apple II, Radio Shack's TRS-80 Model 1 and Commodore's PET 2001. These machines made the careers of many a bedroom coder, but now they are massively underpowered for modern computing, but Thorbjörn Jemander used a little Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W power to enable a Commodore PET 600 to render YouTube videos. Why? Why not?