John Doran's
Technical Hobby
Web Site
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John Doran's
Technical Hobby
Web Site
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| Links Page. |
| Bob Armstrong's Spare Time Gizmos Site. |
Would you like to
have a small
computer with a
real front panel, but don't really want to tackle
building it from scratch? How about a kit? Bob
has created the SBC6120, a
microprocessor-
based replica of the DEC PDP8/E; I have really enjoyed assembling
and
hacking on mine! |
| Loren Blaney's D16/M
Site.
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Programming wizard
Loren wrote a
software emulator for the D16/M, and then used it to develop some applications--a keyboard monitor and a tough chess-playing program--even before I managed to get the hardware completed! Loren has placed all of his work on this site. |
| Loren Blaney's XPL0 Site. | Here is the full
story on the
XPL0 programming language, which Loren has recently ported to the D16/M. |
| Bill Buzbee's Homebrew CPU Home Page. | Bill has designed and built the Magic-1, an 8-bit computer comparable in scale to the D16/M, but with superior high-level language support. |
| Sam's Laser
FAQ. |
Samuel
Goldwasser's Laser FAQ is
not really a
FAQ! It's more a vast encyclopedia of laser information and lore.
While some of the
information in it is questionable, appearing to have resulted more from
speculation than from actual experience, there can be no doubt that
Sam's FAQ is the most significant resource for amateur laser
experimenters in existence. |
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