Memory is crazy expensive so I made my own…

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  @polymatt · 3 months ago · pinned

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  @carlc.4714 · 3 months ago

  You know memory shortage is bad, when people are start wiring their own core memory. 🙊🙈

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  @tomaszszczepaniak2101 · 3 months ago

  using 1MB esp to read few bit memory :D nice overkil

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  @contomo5710 · 3 months ago

  &quot;This guy is nearly indestructable&quot;<br>it only fears fridge magnets

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  @ShieTar_ · 2 months ago

  Ironically, &nbsp;&quot;Can it run Doom?&quot; contains 16 ASCII characters, so 128 bit of memory would be required to even store the question ;-)

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  @MRINMOYKOIRI-v7h · 2 months ago

  Bro was inspired from Dr. Stone 🤓

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  @Nine_Divines · 3 months ago

  To anyone watching who worked making these old units for the apollo program, this probably unlocked a core memory.

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  @ardentdrops · 3 months ago

  Guy says it&apos;s easy to find parts, tears apart vintage electronics to get them.

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  @4Bakers · 3 months ago

  I thought the worst USB drive is that one that looks like a USB drive but it&apos;s actually a capacitor that dumps a bunch of voltage into the data lines and fries your CPU

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  @ChrisDreher · 2 months ago

  Core64 is a core memory DIY kit you can build yourself. &nbsp;I had a lot of fun building mine. &nbsp;Magnetic pens are included, allowing you to mess with the data.

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  @shredda_drivesthetechnodrome · 2 months ago

  That&apos;s way more art than engineering.

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  @serikulymiras · 3 months ago

  legendary<br>imagine storing singular ssh ED25519 key on a bigger one of those

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