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- Show HN: Nanoconsole SGX, a $2 DIY game console from a 15cts microcontroller (nanoconsole.codeberg.page)
The Nanoconsole SGX is a VGA console made from a ch32v003 chip (16k flash/2k ram, no multiplication). It has onboard buttons and speaker. It sports a USB bootloader, has none less than six games now and is of course…
- The Apple Disk II Controller (bigmessowires.com)
- TTE: Terminal Text Effects (chrisbuilds.github.io)
- Bit Twiddling Hacks (graphics.stanford.edu)
- Show HN: A talking board game in a 2k program and 128 bytes of RAM (s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com)
- How to Destroy the Earth (qntm.org)
- The BeOS File System (arstechnica.com)
- A tiny, single-header -like 2D rasterizer for C++ (github.com)
- ZX spectrum: better than Commodore 64 (web.archive.org)
- Bibi-binary (en.wikipedia.org)
- EU Digital Market Act (ec.europa.eu)
- FOSDEM 2022 is going on now (fosdem.org)
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What is currently the most interesting hardware you can buy and program for? Weird, powerful, open (that you can program for) hardware used to be fascinating: archimedes, apple PowerPC, NeXT, then powerful PC of course.…
- How to Exit Vim (github.com)
- Git as a NoSql Database (2016) (kenneth-truyers.net)
- Sneklang (sneklang.org)
- Defender of the Favicon (2008) (p01.org)
- ASCII Control Characters (ascii-table.com)
- Don't use Hadoop – your data isn't that big (2013) (chrisstucchio.com)
- Adding voice to a toy using 128 bytes of RAM (s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com)
- InfluxDB vs. Elasticsearch as time-series DB benchmark (influxdata.com)
- Bitbox console: DIY, Open, 32bit game console (bitboxconsole.blogspot.com)