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An 8-bit computer based around an AVR ATMega-644 and junk-box SRAM.
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Cat-644

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Trying to fit video game(s) into 1kB without blowing up a TV.
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tinygames

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Sometimes you need to plug things in backwards.
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The Real Single Transistor Latch

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[ an open-access peer-reviewed journal ]
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Hackaday Journal of What You Don't Know

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Fix a SR-56 LED Display Calculator

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Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster
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EMDrive/satellite

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No iron, no cry! Build a mini 4MHz Z80 64kB RAM system with Basic and Forth interpreters, CP/M 2.2, QP/M 2.71, Assembler and C toolchains
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A 4$, 4ICs, Z80 homemade computer on breadboard

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Custom designed breadboard computer (BBC!) with bespoke programming language, full graphics, sound and SD card storage.
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6502 Homebrew Computer on breadboard

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A computer running the BASIC programming language, generating composite video and reading PS/2 keyboard input using a single AVR.
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Single Chip AVR BASIC Computer

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Resurrecting a Psion Series 5 PDA with modern innards
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Psioπ

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A computer running BASIC, generating composite video and reading PS/2 keyboard input using a single ATmega microcontroller
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Single Chip AVR BASIC Computer V0.3

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RetroBSD is UNIX running on PIC32 and this is a board I designed for it, evolving into tiny computer
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MiniBSD laptop computer

jaromirsukubajaromir.sukuba

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A small Z80 computer with composite video, serial and a hard drive with CP/M
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Z80 Microcomputer System

256byteram256byteram

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Replicate an Apple-1. Or an OSI Challenger. Or something else. Design your own 6502 computer by programming it.
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L-Star: Software-Defined 6502 Computer

jac-goudsmitJac Goudsmit

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The DIY laptop built entirely from PCB
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ELLO 2M

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Previously I made 4-bit CPU, and I would like to follow the progress of human being.
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Retro DIY computer project

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Using an open source platform to investigate the "readiness potential" and what it says about human free will
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Arduino, EEG, and Free Will

patrick-gloverPatrick Glover

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A 3D-printed adapter enables the 60 volt mode of the DeWalt Flexvolt batteries.
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DeWalt Flexvolt 60v Battery Adapter

kevin-juszczykKevin Juszczyk

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A BASIC computer which generates composite video, reads PS/2 keyboard input and has an 8KB EEPROM IC for saving BASIC programs to.
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AVR BASIC Computer V0.1

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Advanced graphics for anything from homebrew computers to weather reporting boxes and everything that can communicate over 3.3-5v UART.
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Arduino Graphics Card

dylan-brophyDylan Brophy

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Remake of the TIL311 hex LED display with recent technology.
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PICTIL

alexAlex

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Probability this can work: 98%, working well: 50% A LOT of work, and utterly ridiculous.
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Improbable AVR -> 8088 substitution for PC/XT

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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A speaker system for any mobile device. No tools, parts or tinkering necessary.
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The World's Simplest Hack: iPod Party Amplifier

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Thankyou for skulling my #Arduino Desktop! :D

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Eric Hertz wrote 01/18/2017 at 12:24 • point

Howdy Mark, thanks for the like/follow! And congrats on the 1k challenge!

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Thanks for another follow, and the brilliant suggestions!

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