In my Concave video I said the Prosolvia King Tut demo couldn’t be found. I found it, and a few others. Here it is flying the same camera path as a 2026 render of Factum Foundation’s 2009 scan of the tomb. Drag the line and compare.
One 1984 HP ink cartridge, run through a Kodak Diconix, a Canon calculator and a German stamper. Same pen, 42 years, three machines, on camera.
The engine inside your Scantron test, bank check and office fax was one HP cartridge. I found where it wins the crown, and where it loses.
In 1999 I helped build a machine that did what a room-sized SGI supercomputer did, out of three ordinary PCs. Then we made a dead pharaoh float.
Two milestones in one session. The BlueRetro internal Bluetooth mod is fully wired, and the RGB mod on the second board — the MAV-NUS — is one signal test…
Five days out from July 3rd. Two projects in one session: cutting the LCD opening in a clear N64 replacement shell, and locking in the LED wiring. Both don…
The ten-year mark. The build is done, the stream is live, and Miguel V and Bryan B are walking away with N64s. This is what the whole series was building t…
One question, one answer. What made you want to create music? Pablo Artigas — artist, DJ, streamer, and producer — gives his answer in under two minutes. I…
Five days out from July 3rd. The build was almost done. This was not a good day. Fifteen minutes, live on Twitch, because the cameras were already on and s…
Shell swaps are not custom. Painting a case is not custom. This is what custom actually means: stripped to bare PCB, rebuilt from the inside out with inter…
