Commodore 64 Ultimate(commodore.net)

134 points by peterkelly 1 year ago | 92 comments

Yocto, RockPi and SBOMs: Building modern embedded Linux images(vpetersson.com)

137 points by mvip 1 year ago | 91 comments

Keyboard Holders, Generation 1(cceckman.com)

47 points by hannahilea 1 year ago | 2 comments

Deluge – sequencer, synthesizer and sampler – goes open source(synthtopia.com)

205 points by weatherlight 3 years ago | 44 comments

Pimping my Casio with Oddly Specific Objects' alternate motherboard and firmware(blog.jgc.org)

10 points by thunderbong 1 year ago | 1 comments

Opusmodus: Common Lisp Music Composition System(opusmodus.com)

156 points by zetalyrae 3 years ago | 53 comments

Things I learned while writing an x86 emulator (2013)(timdbg.com)

329 points by fanf2 2 years ago | 114 comments

Blog post by a former WinDbg developer describing odd x86/amd64 trivia learned while writing the CPU emulator for Microsoft's Time Travel Debugging.

MLow: Meta's low bitrate audio codec(engineering.fb.com)

551 points by mikece 2 years ago | 188 comments

Engineering at Meta blog post introducing MLow, Meta's low bitrate audio codec for real-time calling.

Cray-1 vs Raspberry Pi(roylongbottom.org.uk)

319 points by stare_spb 2 years ago | 164 comments

Roy Longbottom's page comparing Cray-1 supercomputer benchmark performance with home computers, phones, tablets and Raspberry Pi, plus his background in benchmarking.

Your MCU likely escaped the eMudhra intermediate CA compromise(danielmangum.com)

47 points by hasheddan 5 days ago | 28 comments

Blog post explaining why microcontroller-based IoT devices are likely unaffected by the eMudhra intermediate CA private key compromise, due to minimal pinned root CA bundles.

Claude Code can debug low-level cryptography(words.filippo.io)

446 points by Bogdanp 11 months ago | 199 comments

Filippo Valsorda's blog post on using Claude Code to debug his new Go implementation of the ML-DSA post-quantum signature algorithm.

E-ink is so Retropunk(rmkit.dev)

754 points by raisjn 3 years ago | 350 comments

A blog post on rmkit, a site about reMarkable app development, arguing that e-ink devices are fun because they feel retropunk.