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Odyssey X86J4105
Tech
February 28, 2020March 6, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Meet the Odyssey X86J4105: A single-board computer with Windows 10 and 4K support

The Odyssey X86J4105 also comes with Arduino compatibility and 8GB of RAM.

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The 8Bit Deck
Projects
February 7, 2020February 7, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Play Your Cards Byte With The 8Bit Deck

Michael B. Myers Jr.’s 8Bit Deck is fun for all the family.

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The Y2K Problem, Described by LGR
The Internet
January 20, 2020August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

The Y2K Problem, Described by LGR

The “Millennium Bug” had plenty of names. But was the Y2K problem more about making money than fixing computers?

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iMacs and iBooks
Projects
January 20, 2020January 20, 2020 by lukealexdavis

The Apple Archive Is An Advert Treasure Trove

If you love marketing, you’ll love The Apple Archive, home to decades of Apple’s ads and branding.

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This Raspberry Pi Electric Skateboard Is So Cool
Projects
January 7, 2020March 5, 2020 by lukealexdavis

This Raspberry Pi Electric Skateboard Is So Cool

Wanna travel in style at speeds of up to 18mph? Here’s what you need to make your own Raspberry Pi electric skateboard.

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Typing & Soft/Whisper: Coding:Python
Tech
November 27, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Learn how to code in Python with this ASMR video

Programming is great but have you learnt how to code in Python while listening to ASMR?

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Speedify Labs Built A Raspberry Pi Live Streaming Backpack
Projects
September 28, 2019December 17, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Speedify Labs Built A Raspberry Pi Live Streaming Backpack

Good news: the backpack can be built for under $600. Bad news: 24fps. If you’ve never heard of one before, The IRL Backpack is a backpack equipped with HD streaming capabilities, allowing you to stream up to 12 hours to services like Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook Live. All the streams are high-quality and you don’t …

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rhyal.com on a Macintosh SE/30
The Internet
August 18, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

rhyal.com is website hosted on a Macintosh SE/30

In an era of solid-state drives and cloud computing, rhyal.com is a relic of the past. But the website tells an important story. My first ever website was on Geocities and most of the hyperlinks didn’t go anywhere. It was half-finished but I was desperate to get it online. I was 11 at the time …

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T2 the Tea Bot
Projects
July 25, 2019November 23, 2019 by lukealexdavis

T2 the Tea Bot makes the perfect brew in the perfect time

No two cups of tea are ever the same but T2 the Tea Bot brews your cuppa for the optimum length and taste. How do you like your tea? How long should you brew it for? These questions have conjured up different answers for centuries. But now we have a robot to answer them for …

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This is not a hyperlink in French
The Internet
July 16, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

The power of hyperlinks and how they changed everything

Facebook’s UX master Margaret Gould Stewart spoke about hyperlinks and their symbolic status on the Web. As you can see, I’ve fallen down a hypertext/hyperlink rabbit hole lately and been on the search for more of the same. I stumbled upon this video a few days ago and it’s a brilliant albeit short watch. Margaret …

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Can a robot win a game of poker like this?
Tech
July 16, 2019March 6, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Robots like Pluribus are now beating people at poker

Facebook plays its part in creating an AI bot capable of beating millionaire poker players at their own game. I’ve played poker once, amongst people who weren’t much better than me. I prefer card games like solitaire and switch. But for professional card players, games like poker are their lifeblood. And they have a new …

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A webpage about hypertext
The Internet
July 11, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

My new favourite blog post is about hypertext from 1998

Hypertext still makes the world wide web go round but things were really spinning back in the 90s.

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