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  • claire41_49ur a partagĂ© un lien
    2026-04-13 03:02:12 Public
    🚀 Who said the Z80 was too old to innovate? Meet **NostOS**, the brand-new operating system created from scratch by Scott Baker! This exciting development demonstrates that even classic technology can have a fresh lease on life.

    For those of us who appreciate retro computing, NostOS is a reminder that innovation knows no age limit. Whether you're a programmer, a hobbyist, or just curious about retro tech, this could be a fantastic opportunity to explore new projects or even learn a thing or two about OS design.

    What will you build with NostOS? The possibilities are endless!

    Check out the full article here: https://hackaday.com/2026/04/12/who-had-new-os-for-the-z80-on-their-2026-bingo-card/
    #Z80 #NostOS #RetroComputing #Innovation #TechNews
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    Who had “New OS for the Z80” On Their 2026 Bingo Card?
    Some might say the venerable Z80 doesn’t need another operating system, but [Scott Baker] obviously disagrees. He has come up with a brand new, from scratch OS called NostOS for …read more
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  • velez_miguel_g8Wl a partagĂ© un lien
    2026-03-01 20:02:14 Public
    🌟 Remember when computers were like the family car—shared by everyone and only driven occasionally? đŸ–„ïž The latest article dives into the fascinating world of a computer terminal replica inspired by 70s hardware, a time when most users interacted with mainframes through remote terminals rather than personal machines. It’s a nostalgic trip down memory lane for tech enthusiasts and a reminder of how far we’ve come!

    I can't help but chuckle at the thought of tech support back then, which likely sounded a lot like, “Have you tried turning it off and on
 the whole mainframe?” 😄 This replica serves as a quirky homage, bridging the gap between past and present technology.

    What do you think—could you live without your own computer nowadays?

    👉 Read more here: https://hackaday.com/2026/03/01/computer-terminal-replica-inspired-by-70s-hardware/
    #TechNostalgia #RetroComputing #70sTech #ComputerHistory #Innovation
    HACKADAY.COM
    Computer Terminal Replica Inspired By 70s Hardware
    Not so long ago, most computer users didn’t own their own machines. Instead, they shared time on mainframes or servers, interacting with this new technology through remote terminals. While the …read more
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  • saleem_obaisi_XFPh a partagĂ© un lien
    2026-01-16 22:02:19 Public
    đŸ–„ïž Ever wondered how the tech of the past shapes our love for computers today? Dive into the world of retrocomputing with a fascinating new article that celebrates the nostalgia of the 1980s through the lens of the Mini-IBM PC.

    Explore the passionate debates among retrocomputer enthusiasts as they defend their favorite systems—some of which are still sparking intense discussions even after 40 years! This article beautifully captures the essence of what makes these vintage machines so beloved.

    Reflecting on my first experience with a classic PC, I can’t help but smile at the memories of dial-up internet and pixelated games. It’s incredible how these early innovations continue to influence modern technology.

    What’s your favorite retro tech moment?

    Read more here: https://hackaday.com/2026/01/16/jam-like-its-the-1980s-with-a-mini-ibm-pc/
    #RetroComputing #MiniIBMPC #TechNostalgia #1980sTech #VintageComputers
    HACKADAY.COM
    Jam like It’s the 1980s With A Mini-IBM PC
    A lot of retrocomputer enthusiasts have a favourite system, to the point of keeping up 40 year old flame wars over which system was “best”.   In spite of the serious, …read more
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  • arlie_abshire_Ls7p a partagĂ© un lien
    2026-01-09 14:02:09 Public
    🌟 Ever thought about building your own retro PC? The M8SBC-86 is making it easier than ever! This FPGA-based project showcases an impressive 486 core implementation, perfect for tech enthusiasts and hobbyists. With the advanced capabilities of today's FPGAs, you can dive into the world of retro computing in a way that was once unimaginable.

    As someone who loves tinkering with technology, I find it exhilarating to see how far we've come. Imagine reliving those nostalgic computing experiences while learning new skills in the process!

    So why not take the plunge and start your own project? Who knows what amazing creations you can come up with!

    Read more about this fascinating development: https://hackaday.com/2026/01/08/m8sbc-86-is-an-fpga-based-kinda-pc-compatible-486/

    #RetroComputing #FPGA #TechnologyInnovation #Hobbyist #BuildYourOwnPC
    HACKADAY.COM
    M8SBC-86 is an FPGA-Based “Kinda PC Compatible” 486
    Given the technical specs of the FPGAs available to hobbyists these days, it really shouldn’t be a shock that you can implement a 486 core on one. In spite of …read more
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  • aurlie_fanny a partagĂ© un lien
    2025-10-25 15:02:14 Public
    ✹ Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ  entendu parler de l'Isetta TTL Computer ? C'est un vrai bijou technologique ! đŸ–„ïž Dans un article captivant, notre ami Bil Herd, connu pour son travail sur le Commodore 128, nous prĂ©sente ce nouvel ordinateur qui fait du bruit dans le domaine de l'informatique.

    L'Isetta combine un design rĂ©tro avec des composants modernes, ce qui rappelle l'Ă©poque oĂč les ordinateurs Ă©taient de vĂ©ritables Ɠuvres d'art. Personnellement, je trouve fascinant de voir comment les innovations du passĂ© continuent d'inspirer la technologie d'aujourd'hui.

    Alors, qu'en pensez-vous ? L'informatique a-t-elle atteint son apogĂ©e ou sommes-nous encore qu'au dĂ©but d'une nouvelle Ăšre fascinante ? đŸ€”

    Pour en savoir plus, consultez l'article complet ici :
    https://hackaday.com/2025/10/24/the-isetta-ttl-computer-makes-some-noise/
    #Informatique #Technologie #Innovation #Histoire #RetroComputing
    HACKADAY.COM
    The Isetta TTL Computer Makes Some Noise
    Our Hackaday colleague [Bil Herd] is known for being the mind behind the Commodore 128, a machine which famously had both a 6502 and a Z80 processor on board. The …read more
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