837 Results for "6502"

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 2
Log from All Things Engima Hack Chat
Mike12:30 PMRight. Did you implement the double-step initially, or only remember it later on? Simon Jansen12:30 PMThe film simplified it a lot. It's not a 'stick in the question - get out the answer' type machine. Simon Jansen12:30 PMNo, i knew about...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 2
Log from Retrocomputing for the Masses Hack Chat
AlanH12:24 PMLOL It's not Western Digital.. It's Western Design Center Linker300012:24 PMWestern Digital is the storage Co. It's Western Design Center ;-) EtchedPixels12:24 PM(and 6502, 6809, 68000) EtchedPixels12:24 PM(and 8085) Linker300012:24 PM(Used...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Gigatron Hack Chat
Welcome everyone, time for the Gigatron Hack Chat. I'm Dan Maloney, I'll be the moderator today. I want to welcome Walter Belgers to the chat today to talk all about the Gigatron. Walter, thanks for coming on in what must be a difficult time. We were...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Recreating Retrocomputers Hack Chat
OK, here we are at the top of the hour with a lot of new virtual faces. I'm Dan, I'll be your mod today. Let's welcome Mike Gardi to the Hack Chat today, to talk about the wonderful pieces of early computer history he recreates from scratch. Hi Mike!...

Micro8085
Details from Micro8085
Micro8085 Development Board with Tiny BASIC So, what’s this? The Micro8085, an embedded development board with the Intel 8085 CPU, running Palo Alto Tiny BASIC. And with hardware support for GPIO, Timer, UART, SPI bus, e2mem, ADC, DAC, PWM and comparator...

Use Yamaha OPL2 chip with ESP8266 (Emillotron)
Details from Use Yamaha OPL2 chip with ESP8266 (Emillotron)
Emillotron - part 1 The title is a mix (a crasis) between Emilio (my name) and Mellotron. The Mellotron was used in the 1960s, in the time of the Beatles. In those years, long before “digital music”, someone invented a mechanical system...

ChatGPT 3.5 programs the Science Fair (in assembler)
Log from Exploring the Science Fair Microcomputer Trainer
Not entirely unexpected, and not entirely serious either, but nonetheless - impressive! While it mostly failed to translate its generated assembly code into machine language (It's not a good assembler), the delivered assembly code actually worked in...

Hack Chat Transcript, part 3
Log from Retrocomputing for the Masses Hack Chat
AlanH12:41 PMwould be cool to crowd-fund a proper injection molded case for it Andrew Lindsay12:41 PM@Bil Herd That is true. Had a number of dev jobs for clients based on previous projects and things I've played around with. spencer12:42 PM@AlanH There's...

WDC-1 a "Working Digital Computer"
Details from WDC-1 a "Working Digital Computer"
The Binary Encoder The first Working Digital Computer module described in the book was the Binary Encoder. Here's what it looked like: It's job was to accept decimal input from the operator and convert it into binary codes the computer could use. ...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Vacuum Tube Logic Hack Chat
Hi everyone, welcome to the last Hack Chat of 2020! I'm Dan, I'll be moderating again today for David Lovett, aka Usagi Electric, and we're going to be talking about Vacuum Tube Logic, or pretty much anything about vacuum tube circuits. David, can you...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Retro Recreations Hack Chat
OK, I guess we can kick it off now. Welcome to Hack Chat everyone, I'm Dan and I'll be moderating today along with Dusan for Tube Time, who joins us to look at the ins and outs of building your own retro sound cards and such. Good afternoon, Tube Time...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Logic Simulation Hack Chat with Al Williams
Dan Maloney12:00 PMOK, folks, good afternoon/evening/morning to you all. We're ready to kick off the Hack Chat! I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today along with Dusan for Hackaday's own Al Williams! Dusan Petrovic12:00 PMHi everyone! Dusan Petrovic12:00...

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