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Someone simulated a Commodore 64 pin by pin, so you can break it on purpose
A developer who goes by antirez put c64-hw-sim on GitHub, and it simulates the Commodore 64's motherboard pin by pin.
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A developer who goes by antirez put c64-hw-sim on GitHub, and it simulates the Commodore 64's motherboard pin by pin.
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Aaron Ardiri, the developer behind the Palm OS port of Lemmings, just published about a gigabyte of old Palm OS development material on GitHub.
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Windows 98 went on sale on June 25, 1998, according to Wikipedia, and in 2026 it can read a Thunderbolt NVMe drive.
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A maker who goes by TechPaula built a laptop around a 6502, the 8-bit chip from the 1970s that Hackaday points out was in the Apple II, and now they've finished a second one.
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Apple cancelled Copland in August 1996, and you can now boot it in a browser tab.
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A maker who goes by LouD built a board that plugs real Commodore 64 sound chips into a modern computer.
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JawnCon, Philadelphia's hacker conference, built this year's schedule as a HyperCard stack and runs it "in a Macintosh Plus, in a 68k emulator in your browser," according to the event's schedule page, though a plain web version is there too for anyone in a hurry.
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Duke Nukem 3D now runs on a microcontroller.
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The Wii U's weak spot is its internal storage, and a tool called Wafel Installer can now test it from the console's own web browser.
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PlayStation 2 games are running in a web browser, no emulator attached.