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German Mac-lover uses 3D printing to clone a working 1980s Mac Plus
Noki also augmented a USB floppy drive reader using an Arduino-controlled motor he coded ... “For instance, determining when ...
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Wise Data Recovery review
USB flash drives, memory cards, and even floppy disks. File systems that are supported include FAT, NTFS, HFS, HFS+, HFSX, Ext2, and Ext3 file systems. Supporting Windows systems (64 and 32-bit) and ...
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The Machines Are Proving Ray Kurzweil Right—Sort Of
For decades, Kurzweil has been prophesying the unstoppable rise of AI and its eventual merging with human intelligence.
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Instructables posted a guide to creating a plumbers’-crack detector, using a LilyPad Arduino controller, a vibrating motor, ...
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Data Is Critical For Any Economy, Will Drive UP's Growth: Western Digital Official
Tier-2 cities in India are becoming significant hubs for mobile phone users who are actively generating content, he said.
This tiny 3D-printed Apple IIe is powered by a $2 microcontroller
The setup is a classic Apple IIe, with dual 5.25-inch floppy drives and an Apple monitor. The keyboard and drives may not ...
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Data is Crucial for UP's Growth: Western Digital Official
Western Digital official highlights the importance of data for India's economy and UP's growth, emphasizing the need for data ...
World's smallest Apple IIe replica is 3D printed, uses $2 microcontroller
A YouTube channel focused on retro computing is showcasing a unique Apple IIe replica. The 3D printed, microcontroller-based "computer" has been described as the smallest working ...