Usagi’s New Computer is a Gas!
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/02/02/usagis-new-computer-is-a-gas/
Usagi’s New Computer is a Gas!
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/02/02/usagis-new-computer-is-a-gas/
Eu acho essa série de videos do canal Usagi Electric sobre a restauração do Bendix G15, uma verdadeira aula sobre história da computação. Recomendo para os fãs de computadores antigos e estudantes de computação.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnw98JPyObn3QSIwUz5Iv6NA1x-uGFqAa

Me chamem de nerd (por favor), mas a engenharia e a ciência escondidas por trás de algo tão simples como um leitor de código de barras é fascinante! (ok, pra mim, pelo menos)
Now I've got some audio out of #musicn Inspired by #usagielectric, I'm going to start having a weekly rotation of three personal projects. This is to make sure they stay fun and don't become a source of burnout. The rota is going to be:
1. A #retrocomputing project, currently #musicn.
2. A modern #foss project, currently #Fediverse focused, and specifically developing #fcli into a testbed for ideas on a client more focused on building relationships and communities.
3. A non-computing projects, which currently means #sewing.
I have a long list of ideas in all of these categories, so at some point I'll write that up and put it on my website.
CERN Topoclustering on the Bendix G-15! - Usagi Electric
#UsagiElectric
New #UsagiElectric video just dropped. I now have to resist the urge to watch it before I finish the housework.
I only stopped for lunch. Why did I look?!
Writing a custom music replay routine for #BendixG15 to play "At Doom's Gate": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no0CkQk7id0 (relevant bit starts around 6:40 or so)
This stuff immediately reminded me of The Story of Mel from The Jargon File: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html (if you know this file you're officially an old fart)
People of the #Demoscene: You're always looking for challenging and interesting platforms. Here we have one... I'm expecting some "wild" wild compo entries. I think we have to resort to using the emulator here though.