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Building the OG Xbox That Should Have Been

Cameron Coward•2 days ago

Like a Stream Deck, But Delightfully Retro

Cameron Coward•3 days ago

cURL Doom Puts Id Software's Classic in Your Text-Only Terminal — Via an HTTP Connection

Gareth Halfacree•6 days ago

Cydintosh Turns Your Cheap Yellow Display Into a Macintosh Plus — And Connects It to Home Assistant

Gareth Halfacree•6 days ago

The MiSCUSI "Minifies" the Apple II SCSI Card with a Swap to Surface-Mount Technology

Gareth Halfacree•9 days ago

Uladzimir Kazakevich's Sleeper-Build Toshiba T1200 Upgrade Hides a Raspberry Pi Inside

Gareth Halfacree•9 days ago

Get Vintage PCs Back Online With a DIY Dial-Up ISP

Nick Bild•10 days ago

Bryan Keller Brings Apple's Mac OS X to a Whole New Platform: The Nintendo Wii

Gareth Halfacree•10 days ago

A 32-Bit 386 PC on a Breadboard

Nick Bild•11 days ago

Dr. Scott M. Baker Unveils NostOS, the Nostalgia Operating System, for RC2014 Microcomputers

Gareth Halfacree•12 days ago

Fixing a Very Dangerous Old LED Matrix Display

Cameron Coward•12 days ago

Alexey Frunze's SediCi PC Is a 16-bit Microcomputer on an FPGA — with a Custom-Built CPU

Gareth Halfacree•13 days ago

The Product for People Who Miss Noisy ‘90s HDDs

Cameron Coward•14 days ago

LCL Li's Tiny Capcom Arcade Cabinet Uses a Period-Appropriate, Though Scaled-Down, CRT Display

Gareth Halfacree•16 days ago

LCL Li's "Cold Light Laptop" Uses a Custom Graphics Card with a Beautiful Electroluminescent Display

Gareth Halfacree•18 days ago

Niels Leenheer's cssDOOM Brings Everyone's Favorite 1993 FPS Game to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Gareth Halfacree•20 days ago

Transforming a Blade Runner Prop Into a Modern PC

Nick Bild•26 days ago

Adam Rice Proves Doom Really Can Run Anywhere — By Porting It to DNS

Gareth Halfacree•26 days ago

A 2000s Internet Terminal Reborn

Nick Bild•28 days ago

The Ultimate USB-C-to-RS-232 Adapter

Cameron Coward•29 days ago

How a 1-Bit Buzzer Plays Three Voices

Nick Bild•1 month ago

A 3D-Printed TV for Simpsons Fans

Nick Bild•1 month ago

Paul Staal's M2x2 Is a 10:1 Scale, Functional, Apple Mac-Powered Reimagining of the LEGO Computer

Gareth Halfacree•1 month ago

This Guy Built His Own Analog Computer

Cameron Coward•1 month ago