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Blair Vidakovich

Lisp programmer, philosopher, and fediverse denizen.

Perth, Western Australia
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A computer designed to survive a societal collapse.
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The Peoples Permacomputer

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https://permacomputer.solarpunk.au/
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The People's Transistor Permacomputer

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A portable computer based on the MOS 6502 that aims to enhance security and privacy.
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8-Bit Portable Internet-Enabled Computer

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A fully hackable CLI phone that gives the user maximum control.
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Command Line Interface Mobile Phone

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Where DIY DIP/SSI/MSI CPU makers meet and discuss other TLA (three letters acronyms)
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Hackaday TTLers

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A group for those who want to build their own bipolar transistors
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Bipolar dudes

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Permacomputer Research

Computer hardware research for the People's Permacomputer Project.

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A LISP-programmable laptop with battery life measured in years
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PotatoP

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the FIRST Single-board DIY 8-bit Personal Computer with VGA, Mice, Ethernet and Printer support, GPIO and CP/M powered!
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CRISS CP/M 8-bit Homebrew DIY Computer (AVR based)

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Single board computer (128KB SRAM) build in 1991.
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68000 minimal homebrew computer

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Celebrating 50 years of Tiny Basic by implementing a custom micro-coded 16/32-bit CPU that executes it directly (up to 100MHz)
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CPU running Basic

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Simple Single Chip Computer running MCS BASIC-52 with wireless connectivity between PC or Phone. No external crystal, latch or RAM required!
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Single Chip Computer

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BASIC for the 8080 and Z80, fits in 1K of memory, runs BASIC games on a 2K system. Features similar to Palo Alto Tiny BASIC.
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One kilobyte Tiny BASIC for the 8080 and Z80

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A 12-bit bit-serial single-board discrete transistor computer.
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Q2 Computer

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This is my 6809 Homebrew Computer
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HB6809 Homebrew computer

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- a 6x09 based retro computer
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µLind (micro-lind)

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An expandable 68000 based computer
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Y Ddraig - My 68000 Computer

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An 8-bit solar powered gadget.
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Tiny Bit Machine

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A one-instruction computer built from almost 700 transistors
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My Homemade Subleq CPU

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Experiment to create a minimal 4-bit CPU that can do something fun
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Tetra - 4-bit CPU

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Making a Minecraft clone that runs on the Teensy 4.1 in the Arduino environment.
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Arduino Minecraft

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Attempting to lower the cost and augment flexibility of discrete logic designs.
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Logic strips

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An 8 bit computer made of discrete components built on wood and nails.
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8 bit transistor computer

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My entry for the RetroChallenge2021
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Project: MillRACE

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Massively parallel operations in a 64kx1 DRAM from the 1980ies
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Compute In Memory in Ancient DRAM

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Ken Yap wrote 07/23/2026 at 22:22 • point

Thanks for liking A short experiment with a DTL ring oscillator . I still haven't found a use for the µDTL chips, but it's only a handful of clutter. There are larger things to use up in my decluttering process. 😉

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roelh wrote 12/26/2024 at 11:03 • point

Hi Blair, thanks for liking and following the #One Transistor FlipFlop !

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Blair Vidakovich wrote 09/09/2018 at 11:40 • point

you're welcome, dude!!

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 07/23/2018 at 12:41 • point

Hello  Mr. Vidakovich! Thank you for following my Homebrew CPU list!

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Blair Vidakovich wrote 07/23/2018 at 14:12 • point

thank YOU for having such a great list!

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