Bought as non-working - and now it runs again! An absolute top-tier calculator from 1977, powered by a mighty 1 kB of memory. Still impressive nearly 50 years later.
How did it happen that I only just discovered
#Factorio? Tried the demo… and one minute later I bought it.
I had this guy from my high school time. And still works. You can even poke machine code to RAM and execute it. And this is answer to MEM. In bytes 🤏
Just realized there’s nothing stopping me from using the
#Powkiddy RGB30 not only to play
#Pico8 games, but to code them too.
A carefully engineered journey back in time.
USB-C - 2014
USB-A - 1996
USB-to-Serial converter - late 1990s
HP-48 serial connector - 1991
Lumitaerra: This could be interesting game. I am making my very first steps here and it looks and feels good so far.
If you want, grab some early-access rewards using my referral code: LUMIE9516B0
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Paper documentation! What a pleasure after looking whole day on displays.
After many years I use a serial connection again. I had to debug it a bit to successfully connect HP-48GX to my laptop.
I can now control the heating in Zbiroh from Prague, thanks to the#Meshcore - HomeAssistant integration. Thanks a lot!
Back in the 90s, life was clearly calmer - the HP-48GX maxed out at a modest 9600bps over serial link. And somehow, that was more than enough.
