ITT: Post impressive shit

>>58670158
is that a homemade gpu?

>>58670171
Why would a gpu need a speaker?

>>58670171
>t. neo/g/

>>58670171
It's a modem you retard.

>>58670171
Proper working sound card

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>>58670171
Clearly born after 2000s

>>58670158
rf would probably cause chaos with those long ass wires
you could make a random number generator with that thing

>>58670158
What are the rubber bands for?

>>58670847
It's not like the original SB didn't have huge interference.

>>58670248
>modem
m8 pls neck yourself

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Big mess of wires.


PS: I had a pic of a fairly modern CPU that someone hand-soldered each pin to a thin wire and that was then attached to holes on the mobo. can't find it now (it's prolly on my other computer). anyone have it?

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http://www.magic-1.org/
entirely custom architecture with its own compiler, fully functional MINIX port with multi-user and networking support, tons of software, even hosting its own website

and best of all, built by a guy with a journalism degree [who then went back for a masters in computer science]

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>>58670158
Ayyy I made something like that for a class I had last year. It is a fully-functional 64k computer I had to build just using wirewrapping and chips (as well as a heat sink and such). Yes, I know it is messy as fuck, but it works.

>>58671182
That's cool anon

>>58671201
Thanks

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>millions of transistors
>made by a robot punched in seconds
>robot had to have its own software as well
>blow one tiny capacitor and the entire thing is probably ruined
>connector interface, pci, was and still is slightly used even after 20 years during an era in which desktops would be worth less than garbage in 6 months. same for drivers
>affordable enough for the average consumer due to fantastic technology, industry making it feasible
>just 40 years ago this sort of thing would have cost at least $1,000, was $50 at retail, is now $3
Get fucked hippie this is actually impressive

>>58671240
>blow one tiny capacitor and the entire thing is probably ruined
Nah, ruin sound quality? Yeah, but not the entire thing.

>>58671240
What are you even trying to say? That we have progressed in years? No shit.

>>58670847

Probably not. People have been doing this sorta thing for a long while without issues.

>>58670171

> Anything with a edge connector is clearly a video card

Fucking /g/ is worse than Reddit these days.

>>58671240
When you realize how simple everything really is though it becomes a lot less impressive on its own. It's still the most advanced technology we as a species are capable of but the craftsmanship behind homebrew stuff is much more worthy of respect than something ultimately designed through incremental advancement and built by a pre-programmed set of simple rules.

>>58671255
Depends if the capacitor exploded or not. Caps exploding can be seriously powerful. Even the small ones. I have blown up a few in my time and if I had my hand on them when they did, I know I would have easily lost a finger.

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This little nigga can do all kinds of modulation, it can handle packets and it can do fucking soft decision viterbi decoding which is ridiculous.
Costs about 4$.

>>58671280
I think it's vice versa, making a "home made" prototype into a mass fabrication

>>58671286

They shouldn't explode. They should vent from the top.

I blew up a 555 ic once almost got a piece in my eye

>>58671280
yup nobody knows the secret truth, hippies jerking off in a basement are better than engineers at billion dollar companies making products affordable enough so that everyone can buy them. Shit just got too mainstream, anyway

>>58671312
Again, depends. If you have 20+ volts going to them, the explosions can be pretty loud. They can pop like fireworks.

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>>58671299
Super Cool Duper Capital Hippie Words Brah

>$10
>several hundred billion times faster
>x86
>centrino
>everything

We Gotta Keep It Shit, Computers Got Too Good And Smarter Than Me So We Gotta Fuck Em Up

>>58671240
>moore's law makes this impressive
no, moore's law makes it boring.

This is impressive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgPaCWJL7XI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbQh1I_uvjo

>>58671376
Moore's law is broken nowadays, for half a decade already actually.

>>58671390
Uh... no.

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>>58671182
Impressive.

>>58671390
na its still fine, and looks as if it probably will be fine for another decade or so.

I think it probably is asymptotic tho, we are going to see it slow and approach a theoretical limit somewhere <10nm

>>58671411
Transistor count does not double anymore every two years in GPUs or CPUs.

>>58671447
What are you talking about?
Fabrication process is not directly related to Moore's law.

>>58671447
Qubit transistors could propel to be much faster if they ever are made practical.

>>58671155
Fuck you feeding my need to buy cool shit.

>searches for wallet

>>58671471
yoooo dude none of this matters if ur so fucked from da weed dat ur still thinkin its 2002 mang

Yoooooooooooooooo

Computaz, got too fuckin smart, brah, so fuck everything new is what I say. Just a second

>NOTICE OF EVICTION
>NOTICE OF EVICTION
>NOTICE OF EVICTION
>NOTICE OF EVICTION

Yooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!! Supa cool livin in 1993, yooo!!!! I had to break back in to respond, but it's cool yall. OH SHIT!!!!!!!!!!

>>58671471
sure it is.
its directly realated to the size of features on the substrate. If you can make a gate smaller, you can have smaller transistors, if you have smaller transistors you can fit more on a processor.

>>58671515
The problem is, we are near the limit of how small we can make transistors. Electrons will not pass correctly through them if we get to a certain point. That is why quantum computing is the future.

>>58671515
That's not how it works anymore. You are right, but that's not the goal of chip manufactures anymore.

>>58671543
I'm not sure if you are supposed to be arguing that fabrication process isnt related to moore's law, that we arnt going to be fine with moore's law for a decade or so or if you meant to respond to someone else and clicked on the wrong post.

>>58671560
I'm pretty sure its the goal of shrinking the node size.

>>58671543
>>58671560
>>58671515

Man, "we" need to all, CPUs, we, etc, "new shit". Hippie yo yo yo, man, the man, cpu, technology, the! UNIQUE. Yooooo.

>blow open door to shitload's room
>AYYY SHITLOAD WAT U DOIN
>"lol I think I'm making a cpu, mayun!!!!!!"
>(He is actually losing MASSIVE amounts of blood as he is trying to cut a green cardboard rectangle with a razor and is missing and hitting his fingers)
>Yoooooooooooo!
>YOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
>slam door

We, etc, CPUs, old shit was beddur, back in the day. We used to do this thing. Can't remember. Capital Words Type Like This. Yooooo. MUH APARTMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>58671317
man looks like reality hit a nerve didn't it, the fuck are you even talking about???

>>58671535
bitcoin farm?

>>58671599
did someone break the algorithm on this shillbot or something
wew

>>58671620
>farming shitcoin on a fucking 6502

>>58671601
Its a high quality shitpost.

>>58671641
Yes and spending years making your own shitty cpu to host a nothing website just as a poc certainly isn't a life-shitpost

>>58671182
to bad you're not smart enough to build a clock.

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>>58671654
you sound really insecure lmao
did your battlestation fall short of its daily masturbation quota again?

>>58671654
>autistic screeching

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>>58671360
>centrino

.................kys?

>>58671360

>centrino

All that hype. All that Israeli shilling.

t. bluemangroup

>>58670158
How long until we can print homemade Circuit boards?

Surely someone is working on this?

>>58671599
Did your brain die or something? None of that was coherent.

>>58671656
Le olde meme

>>58671656
It can be used to control a clock.

>>58671851
or just write a clock program...

>>58671808
You already can if you can afford the tech and have the knowledge of how to do it. Much easier to have one made up though.

>>58671808
can you use conductive paint to paint the circuit on?

>>58671863
You can write a clock in assembly and run it on it. This obviously is a hardware thread, friend. You are out of your element. The stupid questions thread is that way. ->

>>58671875
Yes, theoretically, but you would have to have very, very steady hands that no human alive has as just being a few micrometers off would make it useless.

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>>58670847
That 8 bit ISA bus was spec'ed to run at only 4.77 Mhz You could realistically build homemade boards for your PC and have them work.

>>58671868
Are there companies that offer services to manufacture custom PCB designs you send in?

But, surely it couldn't be so difficult to have a 3D printer with lays down each layer of the board and another arm paints the circuits on?

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>>58671888
It was a statement, not a question.

Nice attempt at a shitty ad hominem fallacy. Take your broken logic someplace else.

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>>58671145
That's a wire wrap board. It's one of the best ways to make prototypes. The connections are very reliable. Pic is a homemade LED display board.

its impressive yes but he probably spent more time making that work then it would have cost him to but one

>>58671967
Yes

But you they typically have a minimum order of like 100

>>58671182
Nice clock

>>58671967
You can make your own PCBs with a laser printer

>>58672116
I highly doubt his intent was to save a few bucks.

>>58672116
not everything is done with the intention of maximizing mindless consumption

>>58672699
>>58671656
>trying too hard to meme

>>58672116
Have you ever heard of a hobby or education?

>Of course not. You are obviously just a braindead /g/ NEET.

>>58670248
>>58670195
>>58670282
how would you know this just from that picture

How difficult/much knowledge do I need to design and prototype a PCB for say, a laptop. Using already available chipsets, cpu sockets, etc.

>>58671145
You can hand-solder, but wire-wrapping accomplishes the same thing without the risk of fucking up your soldering, which is easy to do if you have to solder 5000+ wires.

>>58670171
Why isn't this faggot banned already?

i think its pretty cool you have a fully working computer, with modern day interface, that can handle a lot of modern day tasks for literally pocket money.

>>58673281
....if you have to ask this question, you clearly know nothing about it. If you want your "laptop" to run more than pong, you are going to spend a very long time. Several months easily and even then, there is no guarantee it will work given how easily it is to mis-wire something.

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>>58673513
shit forgot pic

>>58673264
It's probably non-functional, just random chips and wires soldered together on a board for appearances. You can tell by the fact that a lot of the pins on the chips are left "hovering" and not connected to anything.

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This is the project on my desk right now. It's a light gun controlled 4 channel 16 stage drum machine. No microcontrollers; just oldschool electronics.

>>58671967
>>58672797
You can make your own pcbs with a fucking printer and photopaper.

>>58673538
>not getting an arduino

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>>58673657
Old video. There's a ton of new features now.

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>>58673744
Newer version.

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>>58670158
32-bit Homebrew CPU.

https://hackaday.io/project/18491-worlds-first-32-bit-homebrew-cpu

>>58670171
Fucking cringe. I'm only 19 and even I know that's a sound card of some kind. Go back to /v/.

>>58673538
I've thought about trying to make a phone out of one of these. There are no smartphones (to my knowledge) that have a free and open source baseband, bootloader, and operating system. It would be cool to make one but I wouldn't really know where to start and I'm busy with school.

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>>58671967
DirtyPCB is the type of company you're looking for.

> But, surely it couldn't be so difficult to have a 3D printer..

That's the wrong tool for the job. Hobbyists who want to make PCBs without acid etching and drilling every hole by hand get CNC machines.

>>58671299
Nice, it's basically a SDR but with the "software" part onboard. I wonder if the days of traditional digital transceivers are numbered at that cost.

ops pic had great potential.

executed horribly though.

this shows the importance of chipset layout and wiring/trace location.

>>58671967
OSH Park is great. DirtyPCB as in >>58673892
also works, compare both and pick the one best suited.

>>58671299
Sorry Anon
But Im sure nobody but us knows what the fuck you just said
Also Im sure there are cheaper ones now

>>58673657
1/10. very poor cable management.

>>58673605
It's functional, i even read the developer's page. It's a Sound Blaster 16 card built with off-the-shelf parts

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>>58670171
Daily reminder that this post was made by a person that will call you a newfag on every opportunity and probably dedicate half of it's time to bashing non-windows operating systems/

>>58673834
>There are no smartphones (to my knowledge) that have a free and open source baseband, bootloader, and operating system.
rbpi is a non-free board though

>>58673605
Holy shit you have no idea what you're talking about.

>>58675138
Do you have a link? Google returned nothing for me.

>>58671808
Toner transfer PCB nigguh

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>>58670158
>Not using a PCB
>A clusterfuck of wires instead
>Everyone and their mother can make a homemade PCB nowadays

You guys ever think that it's probably not a reflection of good mental health to have a meltdown every single time a teenager says something stupid on the internet? You're the most b8able people on the planet.

>>58675312
Look at the post above yours. It was made in 1993.

>>58675200
I know, but what I'm talking about is a lot different.

>>58675270
http://www.deep-shadows.com/hax/wordpress/?page_id=364

Should be this

>>58675415
Kickass thanks man.

A little disappointing it's not in depth but it looks like he has lots of other cool shit on his site.

>>58675452
Did you win?

>>58671957
People did build homemade boards all the time

>>58672116
>it would have cost him to but one
They weren't really widely available in Russia at the time.

>>58675138
you really are new

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>>58670171

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>>58670158

>>58673264
Maybe by looking at the chips and output connectors. Are you an idiot?

>>58671240
Not a hippie. But the disposability of it all makes it so that people don't value technology anymore.
Kids right now don't value computers like we did because smartphone/tablets/notebooks/desktops are cheap as fuck and people just buy new ones like they're buying new clothes.
And this isn't happening to electronics only. I'm a high school teacher and I see a tendency among teenagers where everything is so cheap, abundant and disposable that they don't care about anything anymore, be it friends, sex, objects and even education itself.
Most students I talk to don't even consider going to college anymore since around here with our public education, anyone can get a degree if they want.

>>58675779
>mfw i still have my 9500gt and a bunch of old tech shit because i might need it someday
some might call me a hoarder

>>58675723
Impressively shit

>>58673744
>>58673820
holy wow.
have any audio i can hear?

>>58673744
>>58673820
What is this?

>>58670182
Clearly you've never done PCP.

>>58675565
cute tech

>>58671680
>>58671698

Go easy on him. He's probably only pretending to be retarded, for some reason or another, that probably makes really good sense inside his own head.

>>58670158
why did you not just etch the thing
not impressive, this is ridiculously stupid

>>58670158
Is that a gpu that was designed and created by hand?

>>58676715
This was done in 1995 in Russia by some random dude with off the shelf parts. You use what you have in hand, you ain't gonna etch shit if you don't even have a coated PCB at hand.

>>58675779
>people just buy new ones like they're buying new clothes

True, it gives me cancer to see someone throw away a perfectly good laptop.

>But it's so slow anon
>start it up
>obviously using windows, shitton of pop ups and toolbars
>install gentoo faggot
>can't use that amateurOS anon, I need photoshop
>open one of his photoshop projects
>looks like a 2 year old's first time using mspaint
>yeah ok ""artist"", wanna sell it to me for 20 bucks then?
>deal

Luckily I profit from retards like that

>>58676781
is self-built audio card

>>58671535
PC104 stack? We still use those on rockets at NASA.

>>58671623
>>58671840
Reason why I did this is because later we actually respond to this

>>58675779


>>58675844
>>58676825

seriously when it is quite literally the same hippie dump.

You're a teacher?
>Those who can't do, teach
Do you know what that phrase means? it means that the industry's first choice is someone who actually knows what they're doing. The leftovers become teachers. your stupid little opinion is irrelevant, you aren't going to change anything with it. most teachers I know are insecure hippie losers who just want a last chance to have some control over some kids.

>everything should be more expensive like my inability to buy anything so that people value stuff more like me
>kids today!
>laptops should be more expensive and shitty like how I had it because I was poor at the time
>too much choice is bad

Regardless of field, one of my favorite things about hippies is how they completely freak out when faced with too much choice. We have too much food, and too much time, so you see anti-gmo and anti food tech shits. Too much technology, so we have to limit what we have. Hippies are self imposed neo-luddites of the worst kind.

>>58676982
the only thing i got out of this post is you dont like hippies
everything else is just mentalist shit

>>58676982
>too much choice

kek, such drivel.

The point isn't too much choice, you moron. The point is that people throw away perfectly good tech because of fashion reasons. They are so dumb that they don't understand the things they throw away are perfectly usable, sometimes even better than the new shit they buy. I saw someone literally bin a perfectly fine 2nd gen i5 in favor of a new chromebook. If that doesn't make you want to punch someone you shouldn't even be on this board tbqh.

Also, I'm not the teacher, your samefag detection skills are shit.

>>58676825
Kek, you wish

>>58676825
>can't use that amateurOS anon, I need photoshop
>open one of his photoshop projects
>looks like a 2 year old's first time using mspaint
Most people I know actually need their software

>>58677075
yes it certainly was and not at all "We must eliminate tech and choice". Hippies don't get to make decisions like this, people at private companies do because they are the best in their field. Hippies only make it worse for everyone else falling for their "old ways" shit. You're only a step away from becoming an SJW with this "we must change society to suit my retarded needs". Hippies are the result of the "me" generation being taught their opinion matters for no reason. no matter what you say or do, it's not going to change because it's a stupid idea.

I just feel bad for those highschool kids having to suffer through the luddism.

>>58677119
wish what exactly?

>>58677202
>"We must eliminate tech and choice"
Whoever said that? Who even implied it, ever? Exactly, nobody. You're arguing a point nobody ever made, congrats.

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>>58677202
sorry man i guess keeping my old graphics card makes me a bonafide hippie sjw retard idiot loser

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each intersection of copper thread is a location of a 1 or a 0

its ram

>>58677104
True, but his argument against 'technology must be expensive else you won't value it' is perfectly valid.
If that teacher loves expensive shit so much he should try living here in Brazil, I'm sure he'll love the prices here. Let me check... Oh, an evga gtx1080 for U$D1270, how fucking nice, don't you love paying 3-4 times the US price? Gotta value that technology!

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>>58675969
Audio isn't done yet. This is just the controller. Next step is to have a bar scroll down the monitor triggering notes.

>>58676042
The idea is to build a drum sequencer, but instead of dozens of knobs it uses dots that can be moved with a light gun.

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>>58677281
australia here, i'm not complaining

>>58677306
That's cool anon

>>58677281
I don't think that was his argument though. Then again, why am I even defending that guy? Fuck it.

>>58677325
That's only part of it.
>Full-time earnings in Australia averaged A$78,832 a year in the second quarter of 2016. (Bureau of Statistics.)
>Brazilian average annual wage: U$D 9186.84

>>58677396
2 be honest i cant name any brazillian exports
i know we export coal and iron and tons of other shit

>>58677306
fuck yea mfb

>>58670158
Thanks for reposting my OC.
Glad to see someone enjoying it :^)

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>>58670158

>>58677428
Your OC? This picture is older then /g/. Been posted on retro threads and similar shits for years.

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>>58670158

>>58676726
an incredible amount of data (bits) can be stored on VHS tape

>>58671543
There is still no proof that it is possible to build a quantum computer with more than 4 qbits
And for 4 qbits it's more efficient to simulate on a standard computer than to use a quantum one...

>>58677418
soybean
crude oil
planes
cars
cellulose
coffee
meat
niobium

>>58677481
does anyone believe what they have is real

>>58670182
why would an internal sound card need a speaker?

>>58677469
Thats good :^)
Thanks for using it. Glad to see so many people enjoying my OC.

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>>58670158
apollo 12 astronaut with 'surveyor 3'.
The first and only time separate mission landed hardware has been met.
bits were brought back

>>58677526
>things that never happened

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>>58670171

>>58677516
I remember when u made this :^)
Good job!

>>58671317
I think people underestimate how easy basically anything technical is when you're a billion dollar company with an ample supply of state-educated engineers.

>>58677516
You are Roman Lut?

>>58675844
I also have tons of old tech. 2 cardboard boxes of obsolete, but functional stuff, and that's just the stuff I'm not using right now.
>tfw still using a radeon 6950
>tfw gonna put my old geforce 7950GX2 back in my main rig once the radeon croaks

>>58677664
a Radeon 6950 and Geforce 7950 are not even at the same level, the 6950 is several times more powerful.

>>58677471
truly amazing what hollywood can fake with government funding

>>58677701
>my mind is too small to comprehend the idea that it's actually possible

>>58677689
That's why the 7950 isn't in my rig right now.

I don't play games anymore, so I figured I'd just switch back to the 7950 once the 6950 dies instead of getting a new GPU.

>>58677701
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbZlf4KDnGA

>>58678474
Haha beautiful. Moon landing deniers are almost as retarded as the flat earthers.

>>58678555
Wait, you seriously think the Moon landings where a hoax?

Topkek

>>58678555
If you truly believe we never landed on the moon then your are the text book definition of a raging moron. That and these flat earth dumbasses with half a brain. My only suggestion to these idiots is stop reading all these wack job conspiracy theory books and quit getting all of your knowledge and information from stupid ass youtube videos. It'll do you wonders in life. I swear sometimes humanity can be so freakin stupid.

>>58671875
I think they come in stencils.

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>>58678555
>>58678474
Moon landing and flat earth has fuck all on the inside-out earth theory or hollow earth theory. Basically if you made up a conspiracy theory completely based on /sci/ shitposts, this is what you'd get.

>>58671182
how the fuck did you keep track of which wire goes in which place?

>b-but it was the cold war! they had to fake it to win
>implying they would risk the Soviets actually going to the moon slightly after them and finding out it was all a hoax
sure thing kiddo

>>58678641
wow... it's HOLLOW?

>Moon landing deniers are almost as retarded as the flat earthers.

>>58678611
you seriously think the Moon landings where a hoax?

wat m8? Do you even know how to read?

>>58678625
agreed.

>>58677701
Do remember that 1960's Hollywood didn't have access to CGI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGXTF6bs1IU

Is it possible to make a homemade GPU?

>>58678743
Yes.

>>58678641
I love stuff like this, It's exciting to see how far the flat earthers can go . KEK.

>>58678687
According to the theory:
-entire universe is inside hollow earth
-as you go out into space, you get smaller
-sun's light rays bend around in a circle and just only go one way to let the other half have night
-outside the shell there is absolutely nothing
-none of your science or tools can detect this because the universe is warped this way so when they try to detect it, their measurements have to exist inside this medium and will be reported as such

Hollow earth/inside out earth theory is like if all the religions and theories in the world were in a classroom and this one still had to be a special snowflake and be extra retarded just for contrarianism.

>>58678743
>homemade GPU
https://youtu.be/qYvr0b8jqbg
Have fun

>>58678743
>>58678757
Yup all you need is:
a factory
some engineers
some raw materials

and a business name... OH FUCK. Anyway can we please end this "I can do it myself" hippie shit, there's no pictures of any of these pieces of shit working or in a PC.

>>58678806
>Can you all please stop having hobbies I don't understand? Your hobbies don't improve muh gaymes.

>>58671299
solja boi axsem

>>58678769
Flat earther is a genius compared to hollow earth because you have to break the physics or claim they're different for the entire universe, not just what's here.

First thing you have to ignore is the pure size of it all. It shows how blatantly they never even thought about it, they basically just think the universe and stars are just a painting just for looks or something.

model to show the size went something like this
>If you took the earth down to 1 inch size the closest star after the sun would be 50,000 miles away on the same scale

This sort of logic is like if you play an old videogame and the sky box is just 3 textures. Sure they must have modeled it after real life, it's just painted on or something. It's really, really, really, really big. Or if you believe their shit, it's really, really really really small.

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>>58678827
Oh boy it's the hobby cop out that's how you know the thread is over

>Post AMAZING shit
>this shit is retarded
>"me hobbe"

This thread is now about retarded conspiracy theories.

>>58673264
It has a speaker.

>>58678890
>waaaaa stop liking things I don't understand

>>58678806
I make my own memory expansions for Amigas and IBM PCs.

>>58678890
>MOOM! they are posting about things I don't like!

>>58673264
>>58673605
It's a SB1.0 clone.

I get it it's hard to understand for people who don't even know what a SB1.0 is or what the bus it uses is.

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>>58678925
Except you don't understand new tech which is why you see

>>58678935
I bet you couldn't make a modern memory module.

While we're on the topic, most of the moon landing fake proofs have to do with hippies completely forgetting how the exact same light from the sun works on the earth. For example, on the moon, there's these things called "hills", and it causes the shadows to appear misaligned.

Moon conspiracy theorists are basically flat earthers except only for the moon.

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As you can see the shadows in this studio PICTURE, I meant to say, in the picture, are at different angles. Therefore "hills" are a government conspiracy theory and also I have to make shitty memory modules for a 40 year old PC because I'm fucking better than you

>>58670171
i wanna be in the reddit screencap

>>58679007
Wait, what the fuck are you even talking about? The Moon landings were real. Deal with it, end of discussion.


>I have to make shitty memory modules for a 40 year old PC because I'm fucking better than you
When did I say I was better than someone? You where the only one saying you don't like the content of this thread and that doing things like I sayd about the memory is "useless" and shitposted about it.

>>58671808
I literally etched PCB's at home in elementary school.

>>58677306
cool! be sure to make a new thread when it's audible.

>>58678979
>I bet you couldn't make a modern memory module.
I don't have to, they are widely available to purchase, unlike other things I need.

>>58671543
you would think at the point before quantum computing they could just make the cpu/gpu bigger in physical size to add the transistors and just remodel the sockets and cooling tech. cooling seems to be the only drawback i see for just adding more transistors without shrinking them anymore.

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As you can see, the astronaut is on the shadow side of the lander, so he should be dark. However, he is not, so therefore the moon landing was faked and you should dumpster dive at thrift stores for old shitty tech because I know more than engineers at modern companies. By the way, reflective surfaces are a government conspiracy along with the fact that the lander is also lit up on its shadow side. Shadows just like, make everything dark, or something. There are no reflective surfaces just like how there are no computers made after 1985 because I'm a piece of shit, so he should be dark in this picture just like how it is in my house because power bills are conspiracies too. Fuck you. Whenever you say "reflective surface", I only hear "old shitty amiga".

>>58678979
>your hobby project isn't as good as a multinational corporation's product, loser!

Great points kiddo, you must be a joy to be around.

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>>58679089

>>58670171
>tfw you will never be this fucking stupid

>>58679089
>old tech is shit
>tech
>/g/
Wrong board sister, back to /v/ with you.

>>58679047

>not playing Tetris with your own home made GPU card.

>>58679119
>tetris instead of pong

back to /v/ with you

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The lunar rover was made in less than two weeks and made to be folded inside a triangle corner of the lander. This is another way of saying it was made completely out of amigas. See, there were these super cool old hippie computers that I don't really remember anymore, sooo the rover was completely made out of them. This means you need to throw your workstation out right now and burn your house down and go jerk off on amiga plastic.

The lunar lander was not made out of amigas or cool old computers because it would have been so cool that it would have frozen in space and they all would have died. They also would probably not want to come back to earth because everything here is just shit and there would be less amigas/cool shit back here. The astronauts are still there, using amigas or something, that's how you know computers nowadays are shit because kids are using them and having fun and I can't because I'm a hippie fuck load faggot oh god. By the way, you know they don't make cars like triangles because then they would be too good.

>>58679143
>pong
>not bertie the brain
Hello Mr. Pot, please show Mr. Kettle the way to /v/ and stay there

>>58678979
>Except you don't understand new tech which is why you see
What has having old tech as a hobby to do with new tech? I still like to jerk off to new GPUs and NVMe drives.

>>58679216
>>58679111
>>58679101
This was fun, try it for a kid holding a smartphone or something. use creationist logic and make your own funpost. Use ken ham or something, and keep repeating the words "Were you there"

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>>58678935
>memory expansions

Bitch please, step up your game
http://www.kuchinka.cz/furia/


>>58678806
>there's no pictures of any of these pieces of shit working or in a PC.
pic related

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>>58679241
>"Were you there"
No... most of the old tech I own was before my time

>>58679169
>bertie the brain
kek, you win

>>58679244
>LCD with Amiga 600.
Blasphemy! (not getting the joke is a sign of underage.)

>>58679317
>not having a scandoubler/flickerfixer
Why even live?

>>58679084
What about clock speeds

>>58679340
Yes, because those fix all problems related to LCD and sample and hold display.

>>58673264
You should at least know that's it's not a fucking gpu

>>58679471
Yup, Indivision ECS/AGA are truly great.

>>58679556
Indivision ECS is great, playing Doom on a OCS machine in 256 colors and playable framerate.

>>58679504
It's also obvious that it's not a modem, given that there are no external connectors (RJ-11 or other).

>>58679241
justin pls take this (You) and go

you're stepping up your game but it still needs some work, at least you're shitting on amigatards this time though

>>58679152
>>58679089

i don't get this pasta but it sounds like he's making fun of someone promoting a theory that computers since 1985 are fake, or backdoored by the government, and that we should use Amigas.

and i want to know more

>>58676982
>too much choice
the fuck are you even talking about? there's far less choice where it actually matters today, with only one dominant hardware platform serviced by a small pool of vendors that create the illusion of choice with a pointlessly bewildering set of ultimately identical, terribly marketed products

>>58671543
Quantum computing will never replace good old transistors. The one big thing about quantum mechanics is that observing the state of a particle changes it. Also, it's really hard to set the value of a qubit due to some superposition BS. This means it's impossible to copy data, or do most computery things. At best it would make a cool coprocessor.

>>58678646
One whire at a time my man :^)

My mommies says that she can only afford this if I give up my tendies for an entire month wat do guys?

>>58681376
oops, wrong thread, oh well

>>58673834

building a CPU isn't actually that hard

any computer scientist/engineer should be able to

>>58675565

that's not impressive

most microcontrollers nowadays come with an ADC already

all you have to do is put the data the micro collects onto a screen

>>58670158
This looks absolutely disgusting...ever heard of protoboarding?...bloody hell.

>>58679504
It's obviously not a GPU but could be a makeshift "homemade" as the anon specified

The only real clue that confirms it's not this is the IO

>>58682473
emulating is though... JIT land isn't far away when writing emulators.

>>58682821
>the only real clue that confirms it's not is the entire purpose it serves
wow no shit???
and what fucking graphics controller has a speaker bolted on?

>>58680494
>IBM PC
>amigatard

>>58684262
I saw the word "amiga" somewhere and went with it
you don't actually take the time to read his shitposts, do you????

>>58684416
the anon first posted about amiga also said PC
amigatards don't do vintage PCs

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This was quite impressive in its day. I wanted to post some beautiful hand traced PCBs but I don't actually have any of them saved.

>>58678979
If he's making memory, I'm sure he understands new technology much better than you.

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>>58671182
awesome! can it melt steel beams?

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>>58677701

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>>58671145
This one?

>>58685501
YES, that's it! Thank you! That's a fucking amazing feat.

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>>58673694
>getting an arduino

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>>58673909

>>58685523
too bad it almost certainly doesn't work

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>>58685601
I bet it did at some point.

>>58675138
He never mentioned that it ever worked.

>>58685611
bodged like that? highly doubt it

>>58685863
you don't know shit about electronics. these are not bodge wires.

>>58671620
>>58676849
> Apple IIC

>>58673605
>You can tell by the fact that a lot of the pins on the chips are left "hovering" and not connected to anything.
you're an idiot lol

you don't always use every pin on an IC

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>>58685952
>you don't know shit about electronics
please, go ahead, tell me how putting inductance between a high-frequency chip and its decoupling caps makes it perform well, or how changing the impedance of the lines isn't going to cause reflections of the signal, or how screwing with high-speed differential signal lines isn't going to ruin the signal integrity and how signals from adjacent differential lines aren't going to interfere with each other
faggot

>>58670505
He should have picked an earlier drop day.

>>58686146
hurr yes this is a 3GHz bus and that little wire is going to screw it all up durrr

topkek, pathetic retard

>>58686303
>signal integrity problems arise at gigahertz frequencies
you are a fucking retard

crawl out of your mom's basement, get a master's degree in electronics and when you figure out how stupid you are, contemplate suicide

>>58686355
>fucking
>retard
>suicide
Boo hoo, why so butthurt?

I like how you are so delusional you actually think you have a degree in electronics and you have insecurities living at your parents probably at high age that you have to reflect those insecurities on others.

Eat a dick and blow your brains out you useless piece of shit, I bet your parents are real happy to have a autistic fuck as you for their child.

>>58686355
>signal integrity problems arise at gigahertz frequencies
uhm yes? at the time of slot 1 motherboards I used to build low profile cases and used self made slot 1 raisers for the cpus, literally just ata wires, never had problems

>>58686146
>it's a high frequency chip reee!!

>>58686355
>it's not a high frequency chip reee!!11

LMAO, kys

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>>58686398
i like how you've been proven that you don't know shit and still try to convince yourself that maybe, just maybe, you aren't actually that stupid

>>58686446
Shit bait anon, not everybody is a tech illiterate on /g/, some people actually work in the field, while you obviously are either challenged or still young.

>>58686443
>high-frequency starts at gigahertz
lol

>>58686427
weren't those CPUs on their own separate PCBs?
it's the same thing with pci express risers, flat cables and properly handled differential pairs aren't going to mind the extra distance, even though the data rates on those are immense
lifting a BGA is a different story altogether

>>58686514
pci-e risers have ground between each data line
my slot 1 risers didn't and didn't have any problems, so why should it?

>>58685501
>CPU stands up
>Raises one cable pointing at you
>Listen here you little shit

>>58685611
>>58685863
The short distance, low frequency and power, it should be no problem.

recently finished a term of lab assisting for digital electronics, this thread hurts my heart. especially >>58673657

>>58686146
You are like one of those buttblasted fags that will deny the possibility of something just because it's written on paper by someone with the letters DR before their name.

Just like the faggot who said you CAN'T, he said, physically impossible, just won't work, no way, swears, that you can't format a HD floppy into a DD one and actually carry data with it, just because it was written in a paper and he has actually never even seen a floppy in his life.

>>58671182
Nice !

>>58686636
you still had decoupling and other crucial stuff right next to the processor

>>58678979
>>58686146
>i'm a huge cock sucking faggot

Got it fampai

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>>58685227
>just key

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This thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXxO09JE6YY
Dont make em like they used to

>>58687517
Cool and all, but this guy is kinda a dumbass when it comes to electronics.

>antenna wire
>here, a high voltage wire! this thing will fry you!!!

>>58687719
That wire would be carrying high voltage though and he said it would give you a nasty shock, not kill you.

>>58675335
Not just 1993, but Russia as well

>>58677478
About 200 MB best case without hacking straight into the heads and with of the shelf hardware
Though iirc some companies made hardware able to do 2 GB per tape, and D-VHS held 24 GB back in 1999

>>58688029
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jiu0LPeLQPE

Everyone should watch Techmoan. Ultra comfy videos.

>>58678656
The USSR had a program with a fraction of the funding which was plagued with management issues stemming from the party and design bureau competence
It was pretty obvious they couldn't do a manned moon landing

>>58679032
Lost

>>58671620
>>58676849
Parallel computer someone built out of Apple //e boards.

>>58685501
Does anyone know the story behind this?

>>58676825
To think that I bought mine 11 years ago, the battery lasts less than 30 minutes without doing anything and the disk is so slow the PC can get stuck working with 2 word files.

>>58686824
>now with integrated shotgun!

>>58671182
is that a VGA port hanging in wires?

>>58689907
disk is that slow, because after all these years files and free space are fragmented more than pan am flight 103

>>58690932
Well is running on Windows 10 and from Windows 8 onward Windows runs a periodical automatic defrag.

>>58690955
Oh. I tought it's running the same os installation since day one.

>>58689681
nerve gas

>>58675286
I thought soundblasters were shit

>>58691122
Good there were many alternatives...oh wait

>>58691907
>Sound Blaster 1.0 didn't have alternatives

What am I reading?

>>58692022
Not many worthwhile alternatives.

>>58692086
Specially ones that where IBM PC compatible

>>58671240
Oh shit, I had that sound card. Good times.

>>58671376
>video
Reminds me of mushrooms

>>58688029
Of course if you're going to do this you actually are going to hack straight into the heads, and you're going to end up storing around 650MB.

If you have an CD with the AAA designation (rather than AAD, ADD or DDD) from the very early 1980s, the glass master was probably created from an intermediate sampled copy on VHS videotape.

PAL or NTSC, either worked - look it up. The Red Book actually mentions it at one point, it's why 44100Hz was chosen - it is a common multiple of 525 and 625 so divides cleanly into the number of lines you had available.

Obviously this was horrible and they moved off it as soon as they could.

>>58685501
I've done similar things when doing glitch and side-channel attacks (the chip whisperer is a godsend).

Capacitance, etc is a bitch, but if you're running something slow (and the kinds of thing you do glitch attacks on can usually be run slow enough), you can make it work a bit sometimes, and that's Good Enough™. You'll want to have a few spares handy.

>>58693161
Ah, correction - they didn't actually use every line: 245/field in NTSC, 294/field in PAL. And the actual machines used different proprietary formats anyway because of course they did.

It is a horrible set of formats and I'd be surprised if any original readable masters in it survive to this day.