I volunteer at Austin Creative Reuse, which is a reclamation and resale shop for art and craft supplies. I primarily work to test and repair electronics so they can be kept out of landfill and resold at a low price. We process a ton of older plotter/cutter machines like Cameos and Cricuts. (I put six on the floor today, ranging from $4-$30.) We see quite a few sewing machines come in, too.

Look to see if there's a creative reuse center where you live—I'm a big supporter!

I made some custom firmware for one of my Eurorack modules to imbue it with the sounds of the NES, Animal Crossing gyroids, and the Casio Loopy. Then, I made a video about it! Here it is!

https://youtu.be/0D3couFDPUI

I'm so terribly pleased that folks have been enjoying Carousel for DOS! Thank you for giving it a try. It really means a lot to me.

If you're thinking about picking it up, the price has been perma-reduced to $10 USD, and there are still a handful of prize keys remaining.

And if "free" is more your speed these days, I've also been uploading some old NES demos and source code with no minimum purchase price.

https://partytimehexcellent.itch.io/

Very much enjoying @HXLNT's Carousel 

https://partytimehexcellent.itch.io/carousel
https://merveilles.town/@HXLNT/110341086483979609

With the Casio Loopy BIOS now dumped, the ability to emulate the obscure 90s console has improved by leaps and bounds.

Check out my interview with the amazing @philbennett3d at http://femicom.org/research/emulating-the-casio-loopy-with-phil-bennett/