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  • Hackaday @Tokyo / 2014
  • Hacker page     by Aleksandar Bradic
  • DRAFT - Please Ignore | Hackaday article coming up "The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed," goes the clichéd William Gibson quote. Growing up on all the Cyberpunk literature and spending more-than-healthy amount of time obsessing...

  • Patching Muhonmourn 3
  • Hacker page     by danjovic
  • The game Muhonmourn 3 is a multiplayer game developed developed by [hoge1e3] as an entry to MSXDev22 contest. The game allows up to 4 players, being two on keyboard (using arrow keys and WASD) and two on the joystick ports. The game dynamics is simple...

  • EPROM2764 - Hacked
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • Programming 2764 EPROM with a Mega2560, SD card reader and 5-12V Buck converter If you have ever wondered what it would be like to have a real retro -computer-nerd experience, then maybe programming EPROMs will fit the bill for you. Since the late 60's...

  • My experience using a PCB fab service (Pcbway)
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • Update 2019-11-03: There is a way to perhaps reduce the shipping cost. PCBWay has an official store and runs promotions on Aliexpress. The price shown next to the item is not the correct PCB fab price, you have to look in the description for...

  • Gemini protocol powers the small internet
  • Hacker page     by dearuserhron
  • P.S. I do not have a leading picture for a hackaday tip. Please ask your artist to draw some nifty illustrations. P.S. tags: gopher, tilde, small internet, gemini, bloated internet, grassroot movement, fediverse, new retro, minimalism, privacy, web,...

  • xbox chatpad

  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • This is my write up of how I made the cheap Chinese knockoff xbox chatpad to work for me. After watching one of Ben Hecks classics - "Build a Retro Computer: BASIC 80's Pocket Computer"[link] I bought the cheapest on eBay I was able to find (as always),...

  • A review of 3 electronics bazaars in China
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • Revisions 2021-04-22 Many sellers point this out, but it's worth repeating. You can save considerably on shipping if  you choose the same method for all the items you buy from one store. For example I bought 5 items for a total of $12 and made sure...

  • SYM-1 Mega Filing System
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • The Sym-1 was a SBC, built by Synertek from around 1979 when it started to become popular, and while the name does not roll off the tongue of people who become nostalgic about computers of this era, due to the quality of its design and build, it...

  • Multifunctional dynamic bicycle light
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Part one. Basic functionality If you drive a car, it's very likely that you've come across an uncomfortable situation involving a cyclist at least once or twice in your life. Bikes can be quite unpredictable on the road and you often have to guess what...
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