The PicoCalc is a new handheld with a retro design, featuring a QWERTY keyboard, a 4-inch display, and a mainboard designed to accommodate a Raspberry Pi Pico. It is available for $75 from the Clockwork Pi store.
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A detailed examination of the Pentium's ×3 circuit, explaining its purpose, implementation, and the advanced techniques used to maximize performance.
This webpage discusses the electronic publication of W. Ross Ashby's seminal work 'Introduction to Cybernetics', originally published in 1956. Principia Cybernetica has made this classic text available online, thanks to permissions from the Ashby estate, allowing for wide access. The book is praised for its clear, simple, yet profound insights into cybernetics and systems theory, introducing fundamental concepts like the homeostat, the law of requisite variety, and the principle of self-organization. It's formatted as a PDF for easy reading and printing.
MIT's Tech Square has played a significant role in the evolution of computing, hosting key figures and research from time-shared computing to the World Wide Web.
Boxy is a Boxer-inspired box editor that provides various functionalities for managing and manipulating boxes. It supports key bindings, modules, and allows running in a browser. The editor includes features such as mouse and keyboard interactions, saving and restoring boxes, markdown visualization, and LLM inference.
This article provides a detailed guide on how to use the PiDP-8/I, a PDP-8/I emulator running on a Raspberry Pi. It covers getting started, simple sample programs, console orientation, and advanced topics like loading FOCAL and playing Spacewar!
TIC-80 is a fantasy computer platform designed for creating, playing, and sharing small games. It's open-source and provides a suite of tools that allows developers to craft pixel art, music, and game logic effortlessly. Ideal for both beginners and experienced programmers, TIC-80 fosters creativity and innovation in the gaming community.
The Virtual Keypunch is a web-based service that allows users to create and download personal punch cards in various formats. It mimics the classic IBM 029 keypunch cards, supporting character sets for Standard, FORTRAN, COBOL, DATA, SYMBOLIC, and PYTHON cards. The service includes features like multiple punching, binary input modes, and the ability to generate links with embedded text.