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www.bigmessowires.com
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www.myminifactory.com
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| | | | | Big Mess Of Wires (BMOW) produces a most-excellent Floppy Emu for various vintage Apple hardware.On the Apple IIgs, amongs others, it can emulate a SmartDisk hard drive but to be able to boot from those disk images on the IIgs, you need the Daisy Chainer.More info athttps://www.bigmessowires.com/shop/product/daisy-chainer/ Unlike Floppy Emu however, this controller board does not have an enclosure, leaving you with electronics open in the air. Furthermore, the absence of support can cause a strain on the... | |
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guy.carpenter.id.au
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author describes building a simple analog bandwidth meter using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Switec stepper motors, detailing the wiring process and code implementation. | |
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nmsspot.com
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| | | Back on launch-day in August 2016 I began playing No Man's Sky on the PS4. I fell so wildly in love with the game that a few weeks later I ordered parts and put together a gaming PC so that I could play No Man's Sky at 60+ FPS with higher resolution options and also have the ability to adjust the player's field of view (which one could not, on console back then). I detailed the system build in a... Read More Read More | ||
