GameBoy on E-Paper ESP32 at 30FPS [video]
A project demonstrates a GameBoy emulator running on an ESP32 with e-paper display at 30FPS. The setup showcases low-power, portable gaming using DIY hardware. (youtube.com)
Commenters reacted to the report about Tom Brown leveraging GOP connections for a large SpaceX compute deal with alarm and sarcasm. Many framed the deal as evidence of oligarchy and corruption, with some arguing it reflects longstanding systemic rot - one commenter said the present moment is a continuation of a nation built on genocide, land theft and slavery. Others used the story to needle Republicans personally (jokes about dating and parenting) or to note that political parties attract unsavory characters; a few pushed back with data-oriented retorts about marriage and divorce rates or noted that convicted criminals appear across parties.
Opinion split sharply over remedies and responsibility. Some commenters advocated sweeping change - jailing officials, a generational effort to rebuild institutions, or even breaking the country into smaller states - while others warned that proposed replacements (cited examples include the DSA or authoritarian alternatives) are naive or likely to become abusive. Several defended the American representative republic as a deliberate balance designed to prevent mob rule and strongmen, arguing the solution is restoring rule of law rather than revolution; conversely, some warned democracy is already hollowed out and that capitalism and authoritarianism can coexist without democratic restraints.
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A project demonstrates a GameBoy emulator running on an ESP32 with e-paper display at 30FPS. The setup showcases low-power, portable gaming using DIY hardware. (youtube.com)
PSPi 6 is a project that enables Raspberry Pi to be run inside a PlayStation Portable. It involves custom hardware and software modifications to integrate the two devices. (github.com)
Microsoft has launched the Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, targeting developers with NVIDIA’s RTX Spark processor. The RTX Spark chip, previously used in Linux AI mini-PCs, now makes its debut in consumer devices through these products. (servethehome.com)
A 1980s Harris filter chip used switched capacitors to implement analog filters on a single chip, with two filters that could function as low-pass, band-pass, or high-pass. The chip contains tiny capacitors, CMOS switches, and operational amplifiers, demonstrating advanced analog design of its time. (righto.com)
Nvidia is reportedly discontinuing the RTX 5090 graphics card. The GB202 model is expected to be reserved for the RTX PRO series. (videocardz.com)
The Lightbulb Computer is a device that projects information into real-world spaces using modern projector technology and computer vision, avoiding traditional screens. It can be mounted in various locations and reacts to voice, gestures, and vision to enhance everyday tasks like cooking, studying, and planning. (lightbulbcomputer.com)
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