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“As a kid, I got the book “Upgrading and Repairing PCs.” (Now in its 22nd edition.) It was the first book to explain to me the PC architecture. I considered, how were there so few pins on an AT-style …
“kbord is a programmable keypad with 15 mechanical keys, each of which can be set to execute a script when pressed. The script can be as simple as shortcut keys like ctrl+c, or as complex as creating root backdoors …
“This is about my vintage Apple 2e clone. It’s a bit of a turd but I love it. I picked it up in a junk store in the mid 90s for something like $20. When you boot it up …
“Two years ago, I quickly discovered that using a laptop on the train was pretty uncomfortable when I started a new job that was 1.5 hours away. Either the screen was fully open but the laptop was jammed into …
“A two-button backlit mechanical keyboard that types ASCII values, one bit at a time.”
“Old computers fascinate me. With resources so limited they were able to do so much. They can do so much as a result of huge work and clever tricks from both hardware and software designers. Wanting to learn more about …
“I posted once recently about the prototype of this project, but as of today I’ve finished the first real one. The name Remapcro is a portmanteau of remap and macro, because that’s what it does. It’s an …
“If you like me you find yourself wanting an AT2XT adapter, you may have also discovered that they are not too easy to buy pre-made.”
“This project emulates the keyboard of Commodore 64. It allows one to send a string of characters, or interactively type in characters, from a PC/Mac/Linux computer, and have it displayed on the C64 screen. The project is just …
“The humble Arduino can do a lot of things, but did you know it can emulate a USB keyboard? You can combine those difficult to remember long keyboard shortcuts into a single custom shortcut key, with this simple circuit. “
“Hi everyone, in this tutorial i am going to show how to build a wireless keyboard with arduino and bluetooth that allows to write remotely to our Pc with Os windows.”
“This is a pretty simple and fun project with Arduino which is an ideal option for your first interaction with Arduino. You will create a panel with different buttons, each one will do an action in your computer (Mac or …