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Miniature Hydraulic Jack is a Scale Marvel

Posted on November 19, 2023 by Julian Scheffers
A 1/5th scale hydraulic jack model

Most hydraulic jacks are big tools that can lift upwards of 1000 kg but [Maker B]’s is quite a bit smaller than average. The world’s smallest hydraulic jack is a …read more Continue reading Miniature Hydraulic Jack is a Scale Marvel→

Posted in hydraulics, machining, scale model, tool hacks

Supersize Your Intel 4004 By Over 10 Times

Posted on November 17, 2023 by Julian Scheffers
The masks with which the Intel 4004 was fabricated

The Intel 4004 was among the first microprocessors and one of the first to use the MOS silicon-gate technology. In the decades long race to build bigger CPUs, it’s been …read more Continue reading Supersize Your Intel 4004 By Over 10 Times→

Posted in discrete transistors, intel 4004, retrocomputing

Increase Your Blinkenlights With This Silicon Wafer Necklace

Posted on November 15, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

Necklaces aren’t often very high-tech, mostly because of the abuse they have to go through being worn. This was obviously a problem that needed solving, so [Matt Venn] decided to …read more Continue reading Increase Your Blinkenlights With This Silicon Wafer Necklace→

Posted in necklace, RISC-V, silicon wafer, tapeout | Tagged Art

A Mysterious 6502 Apple 2 simulator

Posted on November 12, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

Nice, visual simulators of CPUs such as the 6502 are usually made much later and with more modern tooling than what they simulate. But what if that wasn’t the case? …read more Continue reading A Mysterious 6502 Apple 2 simulator→

Posted in 6502, Apple 2, emulation, retrocomputing

An Intel 8008 On A Single-Board Computer

Posted on November 4, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

The last time we covered [Dr. Scott M. Baker], he made his Heathkit H8 run on a considerably older processor than it was made for. This time, apparently still not …read more Continue reading An Intel 8008 On A Single-Board Computer→

Posted in 8008, retrocomputing, single board computer

Real NES Plays Frame-Perfect For You On Twitch

Posted on October 30, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

Have you ever wanted to be the best Super Mario Brothers speedrunner, but you just couldn’t do the frame-perfect inputs? Fear not, because [Gregory Strike] is here to save the …read more Continue reading Real NES Plays Frame-Perfect For You On Twitch→

Posted in arduino, games, Nintendo Entertainment System

Game Graphics: Racing The Beam

Posted on October 24, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

Have you ever wondered how the graphics in your favorite video games worked? This is the start of a series on game graphics, and what better place to start than …read more Continue reading Game Graphics: Racing The Beam→

Posted in computer graphics, Featured, game graphics, games, Interest, nintendo hacks, Original Art, racing the beam

Debug Your Senile Computers With The ROMulator

Posted on October 16, 2023 by Julian Scheffers
A 6502-based single-board computer with a ROMulator attached

Some of you may have heard of the ROMulator, a device that can emulate RAM and ROM on 6502-based computers. But how does it work? How do you use it? …read more Continue reading Debug Your Senile Computers With The ROMulator→

Posted in 6502, debugger, retrocomputing, romulator

Explore Linux Space Time

Posted on September 27, 2023 by Julian Scheffers

If you’ve ever wondered how much memory a process uses, you’ve probably used a form of task manager or system monitor. System monitors can be useful to identify resource hogs, …read more Continue reading Explore Linux Space Time→

Posted in linux, linux hacks, Software

Faster String Processing With Bloom Filters

Posted on September 22, 2023 by Julian Scheffers
The Python documentation for str.strip().

At first, string processing might seem very hard to optimize. If you’re looking for a newline in some text, you have to check every character in the string against every …read more Continue reading Faster String Processing With Bloom Filters→

Posted in bloom filter, Computer Science, software development, string processing

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