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The Chipophone |
Anonymous
Thu 3-Feb-2011 11:44 | Thanks. Please make this open source, it has great potential. I agree - and if you don't as some kind of consellation can you cover Commando please! <3 |
Thing On A Spring |
Anonymous
Mon 7-Feb-2011 10:02 | It's a Goofy song :) A bit of goofing up at the end seems right :)
/Pontus |
The TTY demystified |
Anonymous
Wed 9-Feb-2011 17:56 | Hi, this seems to be an excellent technical article, however is there any chance you can provide a broad description of TTY for a non technical audience. e.g. explain in simple language the origin, function and implications of TTY.
You may not consider this your remit, which is fair enough. |
The hardware chiptune project |
Anonymous
Wed 9-Feb-2011 18:47 | Could you post links to some resources you used to learn how to synthesize the channels? |
Mega Man 3 Intro |
Anonymous
Mon 14-Feb-2011 09:42 | Excellent as always! If you take requests I would ask for The Silver Surfer background music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGNSHNf-nlU
/Pontus |
Vim code |
Anonymous
Mon 14-Feb-2011 20:24 | Hanoi works, but mandelbrot just keeps writing strange stuff to my console. |
Anonymous
Tue 15-Feb-2011 19:19 | That's purely insane O_o
If only there was an iovvv (think of ioccc), maybe it's time to setup the chalenge.
I didn't realise at first it was drawing the set but it was on my 170MHz dear host. switching to a 3GHz pc helps rendering it faster :p
congrats anyway |
The TTY demystified |
Anonymous
Wed 16-Feb-2011 07:57 | Great Job, learned much |
The remote control project |
Anonymous
Thu 17-Feb-2011 17:48 | wierd, how the two red leds could be illuminated the way they are plugged into the breadboad on the second image? Is it some magic?
/bmx |
lft
Linus Åkesson
Fri 18-Feb-2011 08:10 | wierd, how the two red leds could be illuminated the way they are plugged into the breadboad on the second image? Is it some magic?
/bmx
I think they're connected vcc -> resistor -> led -> led -> resistor -> gnd. That way, if you plug one end of a lead between the leds, it becomes a logic probe. The usability of which would increase vastly with differently coloured leds. |
The Chipophone |
Anonymous
Fri 18-Feb-2011 12:55 | Linus oh Linus
You are so Clean-us |
International Karate |
Anonymous
Mon 21-Feb-2011 09:39 | Amazing arpeggio at 07:00. Hats off! |
Craft |
Anonymous
Tue 22-Feb-2011 15:09 | Dude, you are awesome, I'm really amazed! Keep on creating amazing stuff like this!! |
The TTY demystified |
Anonymous
Wed 23-Feb-2011 20:35 | Very good document, thanks! |
Phasor |
nazlfrag
Thu 24-Feb-2011 15:39 | Hey Linus, congratulations on a beautiful hack and an amazing demo. I loved it so much I made a font in tribute, http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/353703
Keep up the awesome work! (and please don't sue me ^.^) |
The TTY demystified |
Anonymous
Fri 25-Feb-2011 22:10 | great article. I have known the term 'TTY' for a long time and never knew what the history behind it. Seeing how even current day UNIX system still make use of TTY is quite interesting to me. Now I feel more 'connected' when I press a key on my keyboard and seeing a character appear on the monitor screen. A good read. |
Metroid, part 1 |
Anonymous
Mon 28-Feb-2011 22:26 | Awesome. |
