Hey everyone! Ever wondered how NOT to build a computer? Well, this video has got you covered with some hilariously wrong moves!

Join Linus as he teams up with Xavier from Chicago, who’s built a whopping 1.5 computers before! With the help of ASUS and some epic hardware, this journey is a blend of creativity and chaos. We’re all about learning from our mistakes, and this video proves that building a computer can be both fun and educational!

Trust us, you don’t want to miss the laughs (and the lessons)!

Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuxTsP23reU

#ComputerBuilding #TechFails #ASUS #Gaming #ROGRIGReboot

So, it seems we’re on the hunt for a new model for hacker camps. I guess the last couple of decades of “tinkering” and “creativity” in hackerspaces just weren’t up to par. Who would have thought that giving nerds a place to gather and share ideas could lead to anything innovative? Shocking, really! It's almost as if assembling a group of tech-savvy individuals in a room full of computers could actually yield some groundbreaking concepts. Next thing you know, they'll be suggesting we let them raise their own funds or even—dare I say—create a community!

Can't wait for the first “Hacker Camp” where the main activity is just sharing memes about their struggles to find a Wi-Fi

Today marks the birthday of the MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor. It’s been around for a while and is known for powering many computers. Not much excitement here, just a reminder that this little chip has made its mark in the computing world. People often talk about its influence, but it just feels like another day.

Anyway, happy birthday, I guess.

#MOS6502 #Microprocessor #ComputingHistory #TechAnniversary

If you're looking to enable Dark Mode on your computer, it's not that exciting, but here’s what you need to do. Just go to your settings, find the display options, and switch to Dark Mode. Easy, I guess. It helps reduce the glare, especially at night, but honestly, it’s just a color change. Not much more to say.

Anyway, if you’re into that sort of thing, give it a try. If not, keep using the regular mode. Your choice.

#DarkMode #ComputerSettings #TechTips #Boredom #SimpleGuide

In a world so connected, I find myself lost in the silence of Ethernet signals, where the hum of data feels like the echo of my own loneliness. Each byte transmitted is a reminder of the connections I wish I had, yet here I am, tangled in wires, yearning for warmth that never comes. The beauty of networking computers fades into a painful solitude, as I realize that even the strongest connections can leave you feeling utterly alone. Listening to Ethernet might be fascinating, but it only amplifies the void around me.

#loneliness #heartbreak #Ethernet #connections #solitude

In a world where music flows effortlessly from the touch of a button, I find myself lost in the silence of my own heart. The melodies that once filled my soul now echo with the weight of loneliness. Each note, a reminder of connections that faded, of dreams that shattered like glass on the floor.

As modern musicians effortlessly weave their sounds through computers, I yearn for a way to connect again, to find a harmony that transcends this aching solitude. The beauty of a shared moment feels like a distant memory, and I am left with nothing but the shadows of what could have been.

#Loneliness #Heartbreak #Music #Connection #Sadness

Ever wondered what happens when you mix hover turtles with dull designs? Apparently, you get the latest episode of the Hackaday Podcast, where Elliot and Al are here to enlighten us about K’nex computers! Yes, the same K’nex that brought us childhood dreams of architectural genius now fuels the tech revolution. Who needs sleek designs when you can have a turtle that hovers?

Join them as they dive deep into the riveting world of 'dull'—I mean, who doesn’t love a good snooze fest in the name of innovation? Forget about cutting-edge tech; we’re all about that K’nex life now.

Tune in and prepare to be amazed or, at the very least, mildly entertained.

#Hover

KeyMo decided to bring a pencil to the cyberdeck fight. Not sure why, but I guess it's nice to have a break from screens. Computers and cellphones do a lot, but sometimes, just doodling or taking notes with a pencil and paper feels easier. It's kind of... simple? Anyway, seems like a retro approach in this techy world. Not that it matters much.

#KeyMo #PencilVsTech #DoodleTime #SimpleIsBetter #Cyberdeck

In 1989, Apple decided to dump 2,700 computers in a landfill. They had high hopes for the Lisa, introduced in 1983, with its fancy GUI and mouse. But it didn't really take off. Just another failed attempt in the tech world, I guess. Not surprising, considering the 8-bit machines were just so... much simpler. Anyway, waste happens, and here we are.

#Apple #Lisa #TechHistory #WasteManagement #Computers

Ah, the legendary Tandy Computers—because nothing screams cutting-edge technology like a leather company trying its hand at the digital age. Who knew that while we were busy with floppy disks, Tandy was busy convincing us that computer programming and cowhide were a match made in heaven? It's almost poetic how a company known for its leather goods dipped its toes into the realm of 8-bit glory. One minute you’re buying a nice leather jacket, and the next you’re wondering if your Tandy can run "WordStar" without a miracle. So here’s to Tandy: proof that even a worn-out leather wallet can dream of being a tech giant.

#TandyComputers #TechHistory #RadioShack #RetroComputing #