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[James Sharman] designed and built his own 8-bit computer from scratch using TTL logic chips, including a VGA adapter, and you can watch it run a glorious rotating cube demo …read more Continue reading Homebrew CPU Gets a Beautiful Rotating Cube Demo
The demoscene never ceases to amaze. Back in the mid-80s, people wouldn’t just hack software to remove the copy restrictions, but would go the extra mile and add some fun …read more Continue reading Yesterday’s Future is Brighter Today
The community of Hackaday readers is diverse and talented, and supplies us with plenty of motivation, feedback, knowledge, and of course cool stuff to show you. There are many interest …read more Continue reading Outline 2022: Everyone Should Go To A Demo Party
Would it have been too obvious to call a game about soccer playing RC cars, Soc-Car? Well [Martin] thought so and opted to call his Nintendo GameCube homebrew game, Retro …read more Continue reading Rocket League Inspired Homebrew Reverses onto Nintendo GameCube
Never underestimate the ingenuity of the demoscene. The self-imposed limitations lead to incredible creativity, and, the range of devices they manage to get their demos running on never ceases to …read more Continue reading C64 Demo, No C64
It would be an understatement to say that the Commodore 64 demo scene is quite amazing. For those who are unaware, a ‘demo’ in this context is essentially a technological …read more Continue reading Linus Åkesson’s ‘A Mind Is Born’ Commodore 64 Demo In Just 256 Bytes
An ISO 27001 risk assessment should have five key steps. In this blog, we look at the second step in the process: identifying the risks that organisations face. How to identify threats You must determine which can compromise the confidentiality, integr… Continue reading Top 10 risks to include in an information security risk assessment
TL;DR: VirusTotal is hosting an APJ webinar on August 27th showcasing our advanced threat enrichment and threat hunting capabilities, register for the webinar, it is free.Following the EMEA webinar that we recently conducted (watch on demand if you mis… Continue reading Learn how malware operates so you can defend yourself against it
The demo code for [XTronical]’s ESP32-based SD card music player is not even 40 lines long, though it will also require a few economical parts before it all works. Nevertheless, making a microcontroller play MP3s (and other formats) from an SD card is considerably simpler today than it was years …read more
Continue reading ESP32 Becomes Music Player In Under 40 Lines of Code
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