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SHAOS

Old School Software Developer and Electronic Hobbyist since 1985

Colorado (US)
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NEDONAND is 8-bit homebrew computer entirely built out of many 74F00 chips (2-input NAND gates)
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NEDONAND homebrew computer

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XORYA game console is just one chip PIC32MX170F256B (32-bit MIPS core, 256K flash, 64K data mem) in DIP28 package and a few other components
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XORYA - extremely low cost game console on PIC32

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PDP-11 compatible motherboard in mini-ITX form factor
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PDPii

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This is an attempt to create some hardware that may help to learn digital electronics and will be cheap enough
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Educational TTL

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Silicon proven way to reduce the cost of integrated circuit manufacturing by collaboration
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Shared Silicon

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Started in 2004 as a simple breadboard-friendly computer on Intel 8085 microprocessor...
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nedoPC-85

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A place for Tindie sellers and the community to meet and stretch their legs
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Tindie Dog Park

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Where DIY DIP/SSI/MSI CPU makers meet and discuss other TLA (three letters acronyms)
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Hackaday TTLers

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Join us to talk about all things Superconference (Pasadena, Nov 5+6), this chat includes badge hacking!
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Hackaday Superconference Chat

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TRIADOR: The only ternary computer made for real in the past 50 years.
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Homebrew ternary computer

Dmitry V. SokolovDmitry V. Sokolov

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Join this project to talk about robots!
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Robotics Chat

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or "flip dotters" if you want. Let's just talk about flip-dot/flip-disc displays and projects using them :-)
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Dot flippers

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Things I've Built

2 revisions of human being (2005 and 2010)

Two attempts to produce younger clones of myself (co-authored with my wife) - both are girls ;)

Computer game "Robot Warfare 1" (1998 - 2006)

Computer game for programmers where you program your battle robot to fight other robots. Weekly tournament was conducted with showing results on the web:
https://web.archive.org/web/20020206001516/http://robots.shaos.ru:80/robots.htm

B/W 80x25 text module for NTSC TV (2006)

Circuit Cellar / Parallax contest entry (it's appeared on Parallax web-site):
https://web.archive.org/web/20080906101956/http://www.parallax.com/tabid/591/Default.aspx

NedoPC journal (2004 - 2006)

Russian PDF magazine for electronics hobbyists - 5 issues was under my supervision and later magazine was moved to other hands from Russian ZX-community:
http://journal.nedopc.org

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Classic CPU as an "Arduino style" microcontroller
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6502 retro controller board

Marek WięcekMarek Więcek

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8-bit breadboard computer from 7400 series TTL ICs
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ANDOR - 8-Bit Breadboard computer

Kiss BálintKiss Bálint

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Single Board Computer with Video Output
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MC6809-Based Arcade Game

Steve TonerSteve Toner

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Based on Tiny030 design
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Building a 68030 computer in 5 stages

PlasmodePlasmode

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Replica of the iconic Polish Z80 microcomputer from the late eighties.
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MIK CA80 microcomputer

Marek WięcekMarek Więcek

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Adding four SPI ports and up to 128K of banked RAM using nothing more than 4 TTL chips and some wizardry.
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Gigatron I/O and RAM expander

Marcel van KervinckMarcel van Kervinck

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The smallest possible DIL64 MC68000 computer with full hardware monitoring, CP/M capable
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SDC_68k

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A design for a non-microcontroller / non-digital logic Conway's Game of Life cellular automata simulator
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anaGoL - Conway's Game of Life the analog way

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Prototyping some processor functions using logical gates made of discrete transistors, resistors and diodes
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CPU parts made from discrete components

PavelPavel

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The smallest DIL40 8085-based computer
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SDC_85

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Repurposing a vintage toy into a miniature computer.
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Mini Kaypro II

Selina ZawackiSelina Zawacki

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Retro computer made from TTL chips
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YATAC48 TTL Computer

Alastair HewittAlastair Hewitt

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A digital 7-segment clock reusing some logic of a Saturn-5 rocket flight computer module
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Saturn-5 LVDC Module Clock

Paul KocylaPaul Kocyla

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Retro computer utilizing classic MOS6502 microprocessor.
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6502 retro computer

Marek WięcekMarek Więcek

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A freeformed computer based on an Intel 80186 with 16 KB eprom, 1 MB ram and a serial port.
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Gold186

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Prototyping board/home automation module
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PIC32 module

Marek WięcekMarek Więcek

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Computer with no CPU and with all components programmable by open source FPGA tools, so all has to made from scratch with FOSS!
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Open Source Computer

Antti LukatsAntti Lukats

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Programmable devices inside FPGA's possible GreenPAK compatible..
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micro embedded Matrix

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Marcel van Kervinck wrote 03/02/2019 at 21:55 • point

Thanks for being the first to follow and like my new "Gigatron I/O and RAM expander" project! https://hackaday.io/project/164176-gigatron-io-and-ram-expander

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Javier Piay (PROPHYCOM) wrote 01/12/2019 at 20:01 • point

Hi Shaos, I'm glad my project #RELAY COMPUTING is of interest to you. I hope you will find my project #SANX-I MICROCOMPUTER interesting as well. Best regards, Javier

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Dylan Brophy wrote 11/10/2018 at 06:13 • point

Hey Shaos, thanks for liking and following my #OpenPDA project!

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roelh wrote 10/13/2018 at 07:19 • point

Hello Shaos, thanks for following and liking the the One Square Inch TTL CPU, https://hackaday.io/project/161251-1-square-inch-ttl-cpu !

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 10/07/2018 at 23:26 • point

Good evening sir and thanks for the follow and like for Light Logic :-D

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roelh wrote 08/17/2018 at 06:33 • point

Hi SHAOS, thanks for liking and following the 4-bit TTL ALU, https://hackaday.io/project/160506-4-bit-ttl-alu !

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 05/23/2018 at 01:33 • point

A fine evening to you and thank you for the follow and like of #ColorChord  :-)

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Martian wrote 04/23/2018 at 13:52 • point

Thanks for liking and following my CPU project, I really like your PDPii project, good luck with it! ;)

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danjovic wrote 04/20/2018 at 01:24 • point

Thanks for the like to my grayscale video generator! Btw you do have wonderful projects!

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BigEd wrote 12/21/2017 at 07:35 • point

Thanks for following our #OPC-5 - a CPU for FPGA, in one page project! (Developments having proceeded to the OPC6 and now the 32-bit OPC7...)

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 04/26/2017 at 07:25 • point

Good morning and thanks for now following and liking my Uglytech relay :-)

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matseng wrote 01/23/2017 at 03:40 • point

Thanks for following the #Relay-based projects list. I'd be happy to include any sites and/or projects that you might know of...

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Samuel A. Falvo II wrote 01/22/2017 at 18:10 • point

Thanks for the +1!

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 06/13/2016 at 13:33 • point

Thanks for following 2016 Hackaday Prize Semifinalists: Anything Goes list....

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Ted Yapo wrote 05/15/2016 at 01:22 • point

Thanks for the skull & follow on the Diode Clock!  Just putting together another log and video now.

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danjovic wrote 04/26/2016 at 15:36 • point

Hi, thanks for the skulls to #Chess Mate and to #VGA Blinking Lights!

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Gabriel wrote 04/19/2016 at 18:54 • point

Thanks for the follow and likes!

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Roman wrote 03/29/2016 at 17:28 • point

Hi Alexander, thanks for the follow.

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esot.eric wrote 03/13/2016 at 15:51 • point

Woot! Thanks for the follow!

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esot.eric wrote 01/13/2017 at 03:05 • point

And another, Thanks! Also for the info 'bout nasm, that looks like it'll be quite handy.

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esot.eric wrote 03/26/2017 at 04:25 • point

Thanks for another! (Here's where I start adding '++' rather than adding a new comment each time ;)

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Stefan Lochbrunner wrote 03/09/2016 at 10:34 • point

Hey, thanks for following me! :)

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Stefan Lochbrunner wrote 04/20/2016 at 20:08 • point

Thanks for skulling, Alexander!

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