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I feel like over the past year I’ve swapped more broken drives from my NAS than any other bit of gear I own.
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I’m starting a graphics based project, and decided to use SDL2 in Windows.
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Let’s look at one of the world’s first mobile phones – the Motorola 8500x – released in the mid 1980s for £3,000.
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I think I’ve managed to make Home assistant tell me how much money the solar power I’m generating would be worth from the grid, and how much running things off solar/battery instead of the grid is saving me.
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My workshed is mess, I can barely get into it and I have a bunch of projects that need starting.
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I’ve got an IBM Model M keyboard and like using it on my PC, but one of its problems is the lack of Windows keys.
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After a week of testing and tweaking, my DIY solar shed upgrade is complete.
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What do you do when you’re trying to debug code, but your debugging isn’t working, and you need to debug your debugger?
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I have aspirations of actually making a game for my Spectrum Next.
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How clever engineers made a cheap computer powerful
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How do you get more than 64K of RAM in an 8 bit computer?
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Let’s explore how 8bit computers worked, looking at their memory, interrupts and DMA.
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How to set up Z88DK to develop C programs for the ZX Spectrum Next in about 20 minutes
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How to make Amiga like effects on an 8 bit Spectrum
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I have a load of smart devices in my house that all have ESP8266 microcontrollers inside them.
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How was 2021 for you?
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I think I’ve just had a bit of a revelation… USB-C is the best thing ever.
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How to program keyboards and joysticks on the Spectrum Next
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I found my 25 year old A-Level programming project, is it any good?
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Meet the world’s worse mouse design ever.
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An overview of the Spectrum Next’s hardware sprites
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So how exactly do you learn programming?
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How to import your exported Facebook data into a WordPress blog
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I upgrade my Atari STFM to 4MB of RAM using a Marpet XTra RAM Deluxe board
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So just how bad is a nearly 30 year old power supply?
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Yesterday I recapped my ST’s PSU which went well, nothing exploded.
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I’m not a web designer, I find the creative part quite interesting but buggering about with templating languages and having to learn far moreJavaScript and CSS than is healthy really puts me off.
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I wanted a mechanical keyboard with Windows keys.
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Come with me for a nostalgic trip around my Atari ST that I had has a child that has been sat unopened for the past 10 years.
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An overview of the Spectrum Next’s Layer 2 bitmap display
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How to get started programming the ZX Spectrum Next
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I found a real bitmap display for the RC2014 and here’s how I made it work.
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I’ve bought a new 3D printer, I thought it’d be fun to take the old one apart!
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I turned a Raspberry Pi 400 into a C devkit for the RC2014.
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How I wrote a game in a week using just my web browser.
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Writing more optimised assembly to improve the speed of the Conway’s Life algorithm
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Upgrading my BBC Micro to use a Gotek floppy emulator, 1770 disk controller and a Raspberry Pi co-processor.
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How writing code for a 40 year old computer made me a better computer science teacher.
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Now I’ve gained an understanding of assembly programming, let’s look at how they tried to teach us computer science in the 1980s…
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Programming the popular cellular automaton using Z80 Assembler
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Here is how I fixed the drift on my Nintendo Switch Joy-Con.
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Converting a 1980s BASIC type-in game into Z80 Assembly.
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Building and programming a joystick interface for the RC2014 Z80 computer.
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Get comfy and watch as I try to figure out how to write a really simple program the hard way.
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Let’s draw a lit 3D scene without defining any 3D objects.
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Today I figured out how to draw a line, and then make it wiggle using some basic maths.
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Let’s spend this week learning about GLSL and making fancy images from code.
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Let’s hook an Arduino up to a 1980s CPU and see what happens!
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Writing fractals on a 7MHz computer with 64K of RAM
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Turns out my £20 soldering station does indeed work, but its claims of ESD safety are lies.