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1.

Ghosts in the rom (nycresistor.com)

246 points

14 years ago

2.

Reviving the Apple 410 Color Plotter (nycresistor.com)

237 points

8 years ago

3.

Hello from 1978 (nycresistor.com)

210 points

12 years ago

4.

Ghosts in the ROM (2012) (nycresistor.com)

155 points

2 years ago

5.

The Joy of Dumping (nycresistor.com)

112 points

14 years ago

6.

DIY: Cheap, ultra low-power radios that communicate over thousands of miles (nycresistor.com)

87 points

16 years ago

7.

Hacker builds working 1/10th scale Cray 1 (nycresistor.com)

86 points

16 years ago

8.

Life Size Katamari (nycresistor.com)

54 points

17 years ago

9.

Oscilloscope clock (nycresistor.com)

48 points

14 years ago

10.

A physical, open source time puncher for freelancers (nycresistor.com)

42 points

14 years ago

11.

PDP-11/34 says hello from 1978 (nycresistor.com)

36 points

11 years ago

12.

Running Colossal Cave Adventure on a PDP-11/34 [video] (nycresistor.com)

20 points

12 years ago

13.

Extracting the Vector Font from the Apple 410 Color Plotter (2012) (nycresistor.com)

5 points

8 years ago

14.

a gun that knocks the victim off their WiFi network (nycresistor.com)

2 points

11 years ago

15.

Is Something Metal Burning? (nycresistor.com)

2 points

12 years ago

16.

The legoland matrix (nycresistor.com)

2 points

18 years ago

17.

Application Approval, for Web Developers. (nycresistor.com)

1 point

16 years ago

18.

30th Anniversary Macintosh (nycresistor.com)

1 point

12 years ago

19.

DIY Sunrise Alarm Clock (nycresistor.com)

1 point

14 years ago

20.

Digital Archaeology: an awesomely detailed tutorial on how to read a ROM chip. (nycresistor.com)

1 point

14 years ago

21.

A playable papercraft piano box (nycresistor.com)

1 point

14 years ago

22.

Minitel/Tumblr Time Tunnel (2013) (nycresistor.com)

1 point

4 years ago

23.

Crossing the pond with 100 milliwatts (2010) (nycresistor.com)

1 point

5 years ago

24.

Put all your RFID access cards into one (2012) (nycresistor.com)

1 point

9 years ago