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March 28, 2024
An open-source fully custom GPU has come out of stealth after four years in development. FuryGPU has been a one-man effort from games software developer Dylan Barrie, who says he put together this extremely complex hardware and software project in his spare time. It can run Quake at 60fps.
April 25, 2023
If you’ve ever entered a license key for software activation you might’ve experienced the software verify the validity of the key without the need for internet connection. The most popular example would be a Windows installation, during that time your computer most likely does not have the necessary drivers to be connected to the internet. This was for sure more true in the era of Windows XP, but the installation still has the ability to accept a key without an Ethernet cable plugged...
January 28, 2023
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July 26, 2022
Eric Badger is emulating the 8-bit 6502 computer on the Raspberry Pi Pico and demonstrates its ability to run Loderunner.
March 27, 2022
I often like to cover oddities here; details of computers and arcade systems people may not have heard of, that didn’t sell well but had unique or interestin...
June 28, 2021
Here are some screenshots: Instruction set ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 0000 - NOP --> No Operation | 0001 - LDA --> Load contents of a memory address XXXX into A register | 0010 - ADD --> Load contents of a memory address XXXX into B register, then performs A+B and stores the result in A register | 0011 - SUB --> Load contents of a memory address XXXX into B register, then performs A-B and sto...
June 3, 2021
Initialize the 8-bit computer memory with a program to be executed automatically on powering. - dmytrostriletskyi/8-bit-computer-memory-init
April 19, 2021
Rediscovering Hamming code This will arguably be one of the more boring posts on the blog however I figured some keen eyes might extract something useful out of this, even if not technical. Note – if you would like take a closer look at the scratch project, you can find it here. Its a good book but we only get one chapter on hamming code (and four on digital filters); earlier chapters however are definitely word a read. Really and truly I hardly understood most it but I did love the narrativ...