CrackedConsole When I sat down with Eben Upton ahead of the launch of the Raspberry Pi 4, Model B last month, the first question I asked when he told me that the new Raspberry Pi had PCI Express was, “…are you exposing the pins for that?”
The answer was of course, “No.”
Despite that, I went ahead and made a private bet with myself that someone, somewhere, would hack something together to get access to the PCI Express bus on the Raspberry Pi within the first month after the launch.
When you think of advanced robotics, you may envision a roughly human-sized system with a powerful processor or processors, an array of sensors, and multiple physical manipulators. Such robots are impressive, and are used in a wide range of applications, but when you’re putting all of your eggs in one basket — whether its an industrial assembly cell or a rescue operation — if it breaks, you’ve got a big problem.
Here is a solution to turn off totally your 3D printer once your print is done. It saves energy, saves your printer and saves the World (and also prevent from fire hazards) And best of all, it only costs 2 dollars!
Raspberry Pi 4B cooling solutions and sysbench stress tests, including running the Pi 4 in its official case, in a Pimoroni Coupe case with a heat sink, and with a 40mm Noctua fan in a custom, 3D printed mount.
Second impressions of the last folding phone standing! BUT AT WHAT COST?
In this video, we’ll check out the Super 64 from EON Gaming, and push it to its limits to determine the ultimate HD setup for Nintendo 64. Thanks for watching!
Transferred and uploaded from a own VHS tape recorded back in 1988. This is mostly focused on the big Christmas hype for Super Mario Bros 2 and the Legend of Zelda 2 and how scarce these two games are due to the “chip shortage” (sound familiar?) of the time.
Video Game Tricks, Codes & Strategies for Nintendo Compatible Games.
This is a copy of an old VHS tape Todd Hilton had as a kid that shows codes and tricks for N.E.S. games released in 1989 by MPI Home Video. I do not own the rights to this video! Just wanted to share this good retro stuff!
You can currently royally battle as John Wick, and you’ll soon be able to tactically whack goons in the upcoming John Wick Hex, but where’s the straightforward shoot-’em-up inspired by the meteorically popular Keanu-Reeves-starring action films?
It’s here, kinda, in John Wick, which is John Wick but as a run-and-gun NES shooter. Made with art assets created for a fake NES version of the film, developer MuriloDev has created an actually playable game. On its normal difficulty setting, I managed about four or five enemies before collapsing into a Wicky heap, but there is an easy option, perhaps less authentic to the traditional NES experience.
Blog post with links and stuff: https://sudomod.com/null-2/