A new wave of technophiles is reviving the Bulletin Board System era with the Commodore 64, challenging modern social media with nostalgic, user-controlled online spaces.
Apple’s eMac, once sidelined in the shadow of its flashier siblings, makes a surprise reappearance in 2025. We investigate the history, technical quirks, and cultural significance of this nearly extinct educational machine.
A hacker’s experiment to run Factorio from thousands of floppy disks exposes the quirks and limits of obsolete tech in modern gaming.
As vintage computer cases crumble with age, a new wave of repairers are restoring them using UV-cured resins, 3D-printed parts, and clever molds. Explore the high-tech hacks preserving classic machines for future generations.
A deep dive into the world of modern SID chip substitutes for the Commodore 64—exploring the SIDKick Pico and ARMSID, their technical differences, installation challenges, and which one best preserves the iconic sound of the C64.
A modern hacker reimagines the legendary Commodore 64 as a portable laptop, blending 1980s aesthetics with 21st-century technology. Discover the technical journey, compromises, and the relentless spirit of retro innovation.
Hackers have achieved the impossible: a fast, playable DOOM-style first-person shooter on the Commodore 64. Explore the technical wizardry and retro revival behind this feat.
For decades, Amiga fans claimed the fastest Mac crown. With a daring hardware hack, a real Macintosh Quadra 650 now takes the title—rewriting retro computing history.