My Friday vibe: browsing the web on a heavily-upgraded Macintosh SE/30 😍

68 megabytes of RAM (I’m tempted to max it out with the full 128!)
A MacCon30 Ethernet PDS card, allowing my SE/30 to join my home LAN and connect to the Internet - that’s how I was able to load my homepage in the venerable Mosaic browser via the clever "WRP" proxy running on a more modern PC
An Interware Booster PDS card, which replaces the stock 16MHz CPU with a blistering 50MHz chip
An upgraded ROM chip (the "ROM-inator" from Big Mess O Wires) which resolves some limitations in the original ROM, and also turns the “happy Mac” startup icon into a winking pirate
An internal SCSI-to-SD adapter allowing the machine to boot quickly and silently from a microSD card
An Apple Extended Keyboard II, which I strongly believe is the greatest keyboard ever made

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I have one too!

Apple Macintosh SE/30 - recapped, SSD, Color, IIsi ROM!

GGLABS 2MB ROM Upgrade - IIsi ROM, 7.0.1 Boot (ctrl+R)

128MB RAM

Internal 1.44 Floppy Drive

18GB SCSI HD (spare inside, not connected)

SCSI terminator required (included)

Internal Video - 512x342 Monochrome

Generation X V/30A - Color SE/30 Nubus VIdeo Card

External Video - 640x480 - 256 colors

Mac-to-VGA adapter

Asante Nubus Ethernet Card - (with bracket, not installed)

Asante EN/SC External SCSI Ethernet Adapter (SCSI ID:6) w/ SCSI cable & power cord

Apple External CD-ROM drive w/ SCSI cable & terminator & power cord

64GB microSD SCSI2SD HD

16GB SCSI ID:0 (4-2GB Std Partitions, 1-8GB Ext Partition)

System 6.0.8

System 7.0.1p

System 7.1.1p

System 7.5.5 (System file modified for ROM upgrade)

MacOS 7.6.1 (System file modified for ROM upgrade)

MacOS 8.1 (System file modified for ROM upgrade)

32GB SCSI ID:1

A/UX 3.1 - Apple Workgroup Server 95, 2GB root

(Does not boot with modified ROM, must reinstall SE/30 ROM)

16GB SCSI ID:2

Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 potato 2.2.20 kernel, 1GB root

Apple ADB keyboard & keyboard ADB cable

Apple ADB mouse with integrated cable

Apple US power cord