Mike’s World of fun stuff (pinball, games, electronics, amusement parks, computers, more)

I found this FireFox goodie some time ago and find it immensely handy. However, even though I work around dozens of computer nerds, it seems to be a trick nobody knows about.
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Here's a $60 board and CPU combo that could be useful if you're looking to build a low-powered home network server or web-surfing terminal.
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I can't say that I've ever considered the idea of a non-volatile CPU, but this interesting concept has several obvious benefits.
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If you've ever wondered why nobody looks to Microsoft for creativity or "cool" this video will explain why.
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Easily create standalone programs for OS X which don't require any commandline experience for the end-users.
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This beautifully crafted external hard drive enclosure features my hard-drive bargraph LED project in addition to a temperature display, fan controller, and custom metal-work.
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I'm a pretty big Atari fan and I've never heard of the Atari Music System and chances are that you haven't either. Read on...
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Imagine what you could build with a fully functional, fully spec'ed x86 class computer that's the size of a couple 2.5" laptop drives stacked?
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There's something strangely fascinating with watching the videos of this home designed relay-based computer operate.
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These kits will let you build a replica Apple 1, ELF2K, and micro-Kim and re-live the glory days when computers weren't just something you bought off a shelf.
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