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f(x,y) = ((((~y) / (x ^ y)) & (~(y | 16))) + (((x + x) - (~y)) / ((18 ^ y) * (y * x)))) % 13

Extent: 512x512 (scaled x1)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

First interrupt test on the #65c02 #homebrewcomputer passing. 🤓​

The VIA Timer 1 has been setup to trigger interrupts every 65536 cycles, and at each timer interrupt a counter is increased and shown on the LEDs attached to PA and PB on the VIA.

#electronics

RT @BadDogDesigns_
#Giveaway Day!
This is my prototype for the MKII Naboo Nixie Clock. Currently listed on my website: shorturl.at/aHX39
If we can get to 500 likes, then I will give it away to one of you at random :)

#Freebie #Competition #FreebieFriday #Comp

giving away (old/vintage) Tech, Boost 

Hey aksing for a friend does anyone have a use for and wants an Alphaserver4000 (+two external diskbays), HPVisualizeWS or a SunE250. We would send it to you for the shipping cost only if you like tinkering around with stuff like that.

f(x,y) = ((((y ^ 6) - (12 / y)) ^ ((~x) / (x / 13))) / (-((y - y) | (~x)))) % 5

Extent: 256x256 (scaled x2)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

4K of ram is all you need.

Getting really coocoo for CoCo up in here

RT @WiFiSheep
A few photos from last Sat's @LpoolMakeFest event of our #TinyBASIC Computers display featuring @Sapphirewolf16 on stand!
The #PCBs were made for us by @PCBGOGOofficial
The colour system uses the 7" #LCD #wimaxit display by @Andycinegear as reviewed on our @YouTube channel.

Beautiful video about an old "PIF" Soviet synthesizer for kids. I love the research that David Hilowitz went through.

youtube.com/watch?v=sStI42iwdI

#synth #USSR #electronicmusic

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Some freshly baked art on Commodore 64

inspired by: @bitartbot

REM loop x and y
120 a = (x + x*y):f=a-int(a/9)*9
REM poke f as color

When this calculator released over 50 years ago, it was costly enough that you could lease it by the day... let's take a look at it!

https://youtu.be/Sq_GFKpPhnY

Today on LGR is the Dictaphone 1680, the smallest portable electronic calculator with a built-in display in 1971. https://twitter.com/lazygamereviews/status/1540460164880416773/photo/1

Finnaly it is out, as promissed: Having fun with Mandelbrot Set on Commodore 64 plus Big Thanks to my subscribers and everyone who love and support retro programming.

youtu.be/sPnFz1IHXPI

f(x,y) = ((((x ^ y) + (-y)) * ((x - x) - (y % 9))) % (((y & x) / (6 % x)) | ((y / y) | (x * x)))) % 5

Extent: 256x256 (scaled x2)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

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