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@exQUIZitely Second track sounds a lot like Body Electric from The Sisters of Mercy (1983) youtu.be/oCkjn744u30

35 years old and still one of the best soundtracks ever! Turn up your speakers for this golden oldie. One of my all-time favourite games from back in the day was Super Cars II (1991), developed by Magnetic Fields and published by Gremlin Graphics. The intro and cutscenes always reminded me a bit of the Cinemaware style - great pixel graphics and an epic soundtrack (perfect for a racing game and masterfully done by the legendary Barry Leitch). Buying upgrades like Nitro, Armor, Rockets and Mines added a strategic element; the later stages with tougher opponents really required those boosts to stand a chance. Great humour too, with the TV crew and the names of other drivers (hello there, Alain Phosphate!) - and last but not least, a superb two-player split-screen mode. The battles with my friends are still stuck in my mind. This always felt like a game perfectly suited for the Amiga.

The Steam Deck is clearly more versatile than I could have ever imagined. I can already simulate, control, visualize and program my robot using it. This legend at the #OHS26 KiCAD workshop proved that you can also design PCBs on it. Crazy.

Relive the PC magazine cover disk era with 758-strong archive.org CD-ROM collection — 1.2TB treasure trove also includes Floppy Disks from as early as 1993 tomshardware.com/software/reliv…

Congratulations to the Artemis II team on a safe landing! 🚀

@jeffqchen Fantastic :)

@TechAssimilate Here you go! x.com/jeffqchen/stat…

Printed this set of armor for this STB Rev.C Voodoo2. These Voodoo2 cards are so easily damaged and need very good protection all around👀 Plus it feels really nice to handle with the shell on. You don’t have to worry about where you are grabbing it by anymore😌

New video of Sonic The Hedgehog work in progress for #AtariLynx hnadheld #atari #retrogames

It’s a #Thunderbird, a short video…

No, Asus isn't going into memory manufacturing — Taiwanese tech giant issues statement smashing rumor tomshardware.com/pc-components/…

A great read!

@hackaday The Amiga keyboard and its processing apps lived in the shadow of the Atari ST. I had both and the Atari was my choice for text processing and DTP, with the Amiga there for fun and pixel painting. Both rocked with Audio Sculpture for .MOD music making.

Did anyone touch type or do word processing on the Amiga 500? It didn't exactly have the best key feel...

It’s Friday, beer o’clock

@bovensiepen @tinytapeout Thanks for sharing that Daniel

@TechAssimilate @tinytapeout I wrote an article about the event here: blog.siemens.com/2025/11/open-s… There is also a link to all slides.

Day 2 of our Open Source @ 西门子 event in @WuxiCity concluded. This day was focusing on Open Source Semiconductors.

I got to test the Gamestation Go and tear it down, a little

every machine is a smoke machine if u operate it wrong enough

@bovensiepen @tinytapeout Thanks very much Daniel!

@TechAssimilate @tinytapeout I will upload all slide decks these days and publish a link here.

@bovensiepen @tinytapeout Hi Daniel, Where can I learn more about fascinating projects like this one? Any links to slides, presentations, and so on would be appreciated.

Aaron presented his journey of building a CPU from scratch. Starting with breadboards all the way to silicon. While learning Verilog in Minecraft. He is hoping that he can still manage to submit his design to the next shuttle of @tinytapeout

@verge Googling also feels like (old) Googling with extra steps

The ChatGPT Atlas browser still feels like Googling with extra steps theverge.com/ai-artificial-…

Such wonderful memories of the design team, the intense work and the incredible results...industry shaping results. Often, when you are working like crazy, in the middle of a project like this you have no idea of the magnitude of the impact it will have. You know you are part of something special but, wow, this was a life and industry changer for me and the team. What an honor to be part of it! tomshardware.com/tech-industry/…