Libby

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Modder, maker, breaker. Insignia dev

Happy to announce the public build of PCSX2-reliquary. Now with full Konami Python 1 + 2 support. Enjoy talking to virtual dogs in dogstation or stepping to Vanilla Ninja in dancing stage fusion. The mysterious Python 1 is now open for all! github.com/DiscoStarsla... Enjoy!

Release v1.5-reliquary · DiscoStarslayer/pcsx2-reliquary

Initial support for Konami Python 1 titles. Tested and working games Pro Evolution Soccer the Arcade World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style 2003...

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Big 🧵time! Lets talk about my new friend, the Konami Python. It's kinda the odd duck of the family. The middle child between the Konami Viper and the Konami Python 2. The system was a short lived platform.

Konami Python arcade machine all bundled up and ready to play 2003 era soccerPython 2 all opened up showing the PS2 and a bit of the IO board insideCaution text on the top of the machine humorously saying you need to be a qualified engineer to open this box or else you'll die of electricity

Does anyone happen to have access to or know someone who has access to an Olympus Lext OLS3000 or OLS3100? Been unable to get mine to work and I don’t think its hardware failure but I have very little information as to how things should work.

Herman miller wanted $700 CAD to replace my 10 year old seat cushion. Time to add amateur reupholstery to my skill set. My backbone will enjoy this greatly. Old cushion for comparison.

Herman Miller Sayl chair disassembled and seat placed next to it with fabric removed and new foam being cut to shapePhoto of same chair after foam installation showing a very comfortable and plump seat restOld cushion placed on top of the new finished chair to show difference in support. Old cushion only slightly softer than a sheet of cardboard

Anyone use Intel's 386 processor from 1985, the first 32-bit x86? To improve performance, it preloaded instructions into a 16-byte prefetch queue (highlighted in red). Why does such a small queue take up so much of the chip? Let's look under the microscope at its complicated circuitry... 1/N

A die photo of the Intel 386 processor. It looks a bit like an aerial photo of a weirdly-zoned city, with rectangular blocks of various textures in a complicated arrangement. The functional units of the chip are labeled. In particular, the Prefetch Unit is near the upper left corner. A large red rectangle is labeled Prefetch Queue.

Edmond Jordan and I attempted to make a diode today! We over-cooked the spin on glass (SOG), but a lot of great lessons. Hopefully I'll cut a video soon

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