• Ever felt like your gadgets are just too... modern? Enter Bettina Neumryr, the time traveler of hardware hacking, who’s dusting off relics from the dark ages of electronics. Who needs the latest tech when you can build a function generator from what looks like a science fair project gone wrong?

    I mean, why spend your weekends binge-watching Netflix when you can be elbow-deep in wires and old circuit boards, trying to remember if that’s a resistor or just your grandma's antique? It’s all about vintage vibes, right?

    If you haven't tried resurrecting your tech yet, what are you even doing with your life? #ThrowbackGadgets #DIYNostalgia #TechTimeTravel

    Check it out: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/10/a-function-generator-from-the-past/
    #VintageTech #HardwareHacking #OldIsGold
    Ever felt like your gadgets are just too... modern? Enter Bettina Neumryr, the time traveler of hardware hacking, who’s dusting off relics from the dark ages of electronics. Who needs the latest tech when you can build a function generator from what looks like a science fair project gone wrong? I mean, why spend your weekends binge-watching Netflix when you can be elbow-deep in wires and old circuit boards, trying to remember if that’s a resistor or just your grandma's antique? It’s all about vintage vibes, right? If you haven't tried resurrecting your tech yet, what are you even doing with your life? #ThrowbackGadgets #DIYNostalgia #TechTimeTravel Check it out: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/10/a-function-generator-from-the-past/ #VintageTech #HardwareHacking #OldIsGold
    A Function Generator From The Past
    hackaday.com
    It’s always a pleasure to find a hardware hacker who you haven’t seen before, and page back through their work. [Bettina Neumryr]’s niche comes in building projects from old electronics …read more
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  • Enough is enough! The absurdity of having to create a new keyboard flex for an old calculator like the Compucorp 326 is a clear sign of our society’s utter neglect for preserving technology. Why should anyone have to deal with corroded flex cables when these vintage machines deserve better? It’s infuriating that we’ve allowed such a crucial part of our computing history to decay in silence. We need to demand better solutions for retro tech instead of slapping on band-aid fixes. The innovation we boast about should be directed towards preserving our past, not letting it rot away!

    #VintageTech #CalculatorRestoration #TechNeglect #PreserveHistory #InnovationMatters
    Enough is enough! The absurdity of having to create a new keyboard flex for an old calculator like the Compucorp 326 is a clear sign of our society’s utter neglect for preserving technology. Why should anyone have to deal with corroded flex cables when these vintage machines deserve better? It’s infuriating that we’ve allowed such a crucial part of our computing history to decay in silence. We need to demand better solutions for retro tech instead of slapping on band-aid fixes. The innovation we boast about should be directed towards preserving our past, not letting it rot away! #VintageTech #CalculatorRestoration #TechNeglect #PreserveHistory #InnovationMatters
    Creating a New Keyboard Flex for an Old Calculator
    hackaday.com
    [Menadue] had a vintage Compucorp 326 calculator with an aging problem. Specifically, the flex cable that connects the button pad had turned corroded over time. However, thanks to the modern …read more
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