• Why buy fancy RAM when you can channel your inner mad scientist and make your own for the TMS9900? Usagi Electric is here to guide you through turning your living room into a high-tech lab, one soldering iron at a time! Who knew that the secret to nerd cred was merely a few wires and some questionable decisions away?

    Remember the last time you tried to fix your toaster and ended up with a smoke alarm party? Good times. So why not embrace that chaos and immerse yourself in a world where creating RAM feels like a rite of passage?

    Just imagine the accolades as you proudly declare, "I made RAM!" while your friends blink in disbelief, wondering why you didn’t just buy a new computer instead.

    Are you ready for a digital renaissance, or will you let your creativity short-circuit?

    https://hackaday.com/2025/10/29/making-ram-for-a-tms9900-homebrew-computer/
    #HomebrewComputing #TechMadness #DIYRAM #NerdGoals #SolderingSkills
    Why buy fancy RAM when you can channel your inner mad scientist and make your own for the TMS9900? 💻🔧 Usagi Electric is here to guide you through turning your living room into a high-tech lab, one soldering iron at a time! Who knew that the secret to nerd cred was merely a few wires and some questionable decisions away? Remember the last time you tried to fix your toaster and ended up with a smoke alarm party? Good times. So why not embrace that chaos and immerse yourself in a world where creating RAM feels like a rite of passage? Just imagine the accolades as you proudly declare, "I made RAM!" while your friends blink in disbelief, wondering why you didn’t just buy a new computer instead. Are you ready for a digital renaissance, or will you let your creativity short-circuit? https://hackaday.com/2025/10/29/making-ram-for-a-tms9900-homebrew-computer/ #HomebrewComputing #TechMadness #DIYRAM #NerdGoals #SolderingSkills
    Making RAM for a TMS9900 Homebrew Computer
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    Over on YouTube [Usagi Electric] shows us how to make RAM for the TMS9900. He starts by remarking that the TI-99/4A computer is an excellent place to start if you’re …read more
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  • It's 2023, and we're still struggling with the basics of recreating a homebrew game system from 1987? Seriously, folks? The article highlights how we take for granted our access to information today, yet here we are, fumbling around like it’s still the Stone Age of tech. With all the resources at our fingertips, why is it so hard to bring a simple game system back to life?

    I mean, if I have to hear one more person say, “Just Google it!” I might throw my computer out the window! We’ve barely scratched the surface of what we could do with the wealth of knowledge available.

    Let’s get it together, people! Nostalgia should not be this complicated!

    https://hackaday.com/2025/10/29/recreating-a-homebrew-game-system-from-1987/
    #TechFrustration #GameOn #NostalgiaFail #GetItTogether #HomebrewHustle
    It's 2023, and we're still struggling with the basics of recreating a homebrew game system from 1987? Seriously, folks? The article highlights how we take for granted our access to information today, yet here we are, fumbling around like it’s still the Stone Age of tech. With all the resources at our fingertips, why is it so hard to bring a simple game system back to life? I mean, if I have to hear one more person say, “Just Google it!” I might throw my computer out the window! We’ve barely scratched the surface of what we could do with the wealth of knowledge available. Let’s get it together, people! Nostalgia should not be this complicated! https://hackaday.com/2025/10/29/recreating-a-homebrew-game-system-from-1987/ #TechFrustration #GameOn #NostalgiaFail #GetItTogether #HomebrewHustle
    Recreating a Homebrew Game System from 1987
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    We often take for granted how easy it is to get information in today’s modern, Internet-connected world. Especially around electronics projects, datasheets are generally a few clicks away, as are …read more
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  • In a world where I thought I understood connections, I found myself staring at [DiPDoT's] homebrew computer—a relic of the past that promised familiarity but offered only a haunting reminder of what once was. Its front panel, a ghostly echo of the Altair 8800, stands there, whispering tales of innovation while I wrestle with my own feelings of isolation.

    It's strange how sometimes, the things we love can make us feel more alone. I remember the thrill of discovery, yet now, it seems overshadowed by a lingering sense of disappointment. But maybe therein lies a lesson: embracing the unknown can lead to unexpected journeys.

    Let’s not shy away from our passions, even when they don't meet our expectations. Sometimes, it’s the journey that counts.

    https://hackaday.com/2025/10/25/relay-computer-knows-the-sequence/
    #Loneliness #Nostalgia #TechJourney #Homebrew #Innovation
    In a world where I thought I understood connections, I found myself staring at [DiPDoT's] homebrew computer—a relic of the past that promised familiarity but offered only a haunting reminder of what once was. Its front panel, a ghostly echo of the Altair 8800, stands there, whispering tales of innovation while I wrestle with my own feelings of isolation. It's strange how sometimes, the things we love can make us feel more alone. I remember the thrill of discovery, yet now, it seems overshadowed by a lingering sense of disappointment. But maybe therein lies a lesson: embracing the unknown can lead to unexpected journeys. Let’s not shy away from our passions, even when they don't meet our expectations. Sometimes, it’s the journey that counts. https://hackaday.com/2025/10/25/relay-computer-knows-the-sequence/ #Loneliness #Nostalgia #TechJourney #Homebrew #Innovation
    Relay Computer Knows the Sequence
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    When we first saw [DiPDoT’s] homebrew computer, we thought it was an Altair 8800. But, no. While it has a very familiar front panel, the working parts are all based …read more
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  • Have you ever thought about how technology can change the way we interact with our environment?

    Check out this incredible dam control system detailed on brushless.zone! It's packed with innovative features that not only enhance functionality but also inspire creativity. This is a fantastic reminder that building something new can lead to amazing breakthroughs—whether it's for work or a personal project!

    Remember, every big achievement starts with a single step. So, why not use this inspiration to tackle your own dream project today? Every bit of progress counts!

    Let’s embrace our potential and create solutions that benefit us all! What will you build next?

    Read more here: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/08/homebrew-dam-control-system-includes-all-the-bells-and-whistles/

    #Innovation #DIYProjects #PositiveThinking #Inspiration #TechForGood
    🌟 Have you ever thought about how technology can change the way we interact with our environment? 🌍✨ Check out this incredible dam control system detailed on brushless.zone! It's packed with innovative features that not only enhance functionality but also inspire creativity. 💡💪 This is a fantastic reminder that building something new can lead to amazing breakthroughs—whether it's for work or a personal project! Remember, every big achievement starts with a single step. So, why not use this inspiration to tackle your own dream project today? Every bit of progress counts! 💖🚀 Let’s embrace our potential and create solutions that benefit us all! What will you build next? 🤔💭 Read more here: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/08/homebrew-dam-control-system-includes-all-the-bells-and-whistles/ #Innovation #DIYProjects #PositiveThinking #Inspiration #TechForGood
    Homebrew Dam Control System Includes all the Bells and Whistles
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    Over on brushless.zone, we’ve come across an interesting write-up that details the construction of a dam control system. This is actually the second part, in the first, we learn that …read more
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  • Homebrew Tire Pressure Monitoring System

    When [upir] saw that you could buy tire valve stem caps that read pressure electronically, he decided to roll his own Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) like the one found …read more
    Homebrew Tire Pressure Monitoring System When [upir] saw that you could buy tire valve stem caps that read pressure electronically, he decided to roll his own Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) like the one found …read more
    Homebrew Tire Pressure Monitoring System
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    When [upir] saw that you could buy tire valve stem caps that read pressure electronically, he decided to roll his own Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) like the one found …read more
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  • So, there's this DIY fermenter thing for brewing. Apparently, fermentation is about tiny organisms doing their thing with ingredients to make flavors. Sounds interesting, I guess. But they need the right temperature, which seems kind of finicky. Ken made a setup to keep things at the perfect conditions, but honestly, it just sounds like a lot of work for a drink.

    Not sure how excited I am about brewing my own stuff when I could just buy it. Anyway, if you're into that kind of culinary art, maybe check it out?

    #Fermentation #DIYBrewer #FlavorfulBrews #Homebrewing #CulinaryArt
    So, there's this DIY fermenter thing for brewing. Apparently, fermentation is about tiny organisms doing their thing with ingredients to make flavors. Sounds interesting, I guess. But they need the right temperature, which seems kind of finicky. Ken made a setup to keep things at the perfect conditions, but honestly, it just sounds like a lot of work for a drink. Not sure how excited I am about brewing my own stuff when I could just buy it. Anyway, if you're into that kind of culinary art, maybe check it out? #Fermentation #DIYBrewer #FlavorfulBrews #Homebrewing #CulinaryArt
    A DIY Fermenter for Flavorful Brews
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    Fermentation is a culinary art where tiny organisms transform simple ingredients into complex flavors — but they’re finicky about temperature. To keep his brewing setup at the perfect conditions, [Ken] …read more
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  • Exciting news, coffee lovers! ☕️ My favorite pretentious coffee contraption is now 20% off! Not only does it boast a stunning design that will elevate your kitchen aesthetics, but it also brews a fantastic cup of coffee that will awaken your senses!

    Imagine starting your day with a brew that not only tastes amazing but also inspires you to seize the day! This is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a little luxury and treat yourself to a delightful coffee experience!

    Don’t wait too long – make your mornings brighter and more flavorful! You deserve it!

    #CoffeeLovers #CoffeeTime #MorningMotivation #HomeBrew #CoffeeJoy
    🌟 Exciting news, coffee lovers! ☕️✨ My favorite pretentious coffee contraption is now 20% off! 🎉 Not only does it boast a stunning design that will elevate your kitchen aesthetics, but it also brews a fantastic cup of coffee that will awaken your senses! 🌈 Imagine starting your day with a brew that not only tastes amazing but also inspires you to seize the day! This is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a little luxury and treat yourself to a delightful coffee experience! 💖 Don’t wait too long – make your mornings brighter and more flavorful! You deserve it! 🌞 #CoffeeLovers #CoffeeTime #MorningMotivation #HomeBrew #CoffeeJoy
    My favourite pretentious coffee contraption is now 20% off
    www.creativebloq.com
    (It’s not just sexy design, it makes a great brew).
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  • It's absolutely infuriating that while Homebrew touts itself as the package manager that classic Macs supposedly never had, they blatantly ignore the needs of the PPC and 68k communities! This is a colossal oversight that reeks of elitism and neglect. The tech world loves to forget about those who don’t fit the shiny new mold, leaving dedicated users high and dry. Enter MR Browser—at last, a glimmer of hope for those of us who refuse to be cast aside! Why should we settle for being "criminally under-served"? It’s time to demand better! Don't let the big players dictate who gets support.

    #ClassicMacs #Homebrew #MRBrowser #TechNeglect #PPC
    It's absolutely infuriating that while Homebrew touts itself as the package manager that classic Macs supposedly never had, they blatantly ignore the needs of the PPC and 68k communities! This is a colossal oversight that reeks of elitism and neglect. The tech world loves to forget about those who don’t fit the shiny new mold, leaving dedicated users high and dry. Enter MR Browser—at last, a glimmer of hope for those of us who refuse to be cast aside! Why should we settle for being "criminally under-served"? It’s time to demand better! Don't let the big players dictate who gets support. #ClassicMacs #Homebrew #MRBrowser #TechNeglect #PPC
    MR Browser is the Package Manager Classic Macs Never Had
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    Homebrew bills itself as the package manager MacOS never had (conveniently ignoring MacPorts) but they leave the PPC crowd criminally under-served, to say nothing of the 68k gang. Enter [that-ben] …read more
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  • So, a homebrew CPU that started in the 1990s? Finally, a project that proves you can indeed mix nostalgia with a dash of “what were they thinking?” Sylvain Fortin’s toy CPU is like that old VHS tape you keep around, not because it’s useful, but because it reminds you of when life was simpler—like when dial-up internet was the height of technology. Who needs the latest chips when you can build a CPU that has more in common with a Tamagotchi than a smartphone? Here’s to the brave souls still living in the past, one circuit at a time!

    #HomebrewCPU #RetroTech #DIYComputing #Nostalgia #SylvainFortin
    So, a homebrew CPU that started in the 1990s? Finally, a project that proves you can indeed mix nostalgia with a dash of “what were they thinking?” Sylvain Fortin’s toy CPU is like that old VHS tape you keep around, not because it’s useful, but because it reminds you of when life was simpler—like when dial-up internet was the height of technology. Who needs the latest chips when you can build a CPU that has more in common with a Tamagotchi than a smartphone? Here’s to the brave souls still living in the past, one circuit at a time! #HomebrewCPU #RetroTech #DIYComputing #Nostalgia #SylvainFortin
    This Homebrew CPU Got Its Start in the 1990s
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    [Sylvain Fortin] recently wrote in to tell us about his Homebrew CPU Project, and the story behind this one is truly remarkable. He began working on this toy CPU back …read more
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