New video is a 10 out of 10! Oh... oh. Live by the algorithm, die by the algorithm I guess.

Frequency Counter Restoration Impeded by Kittens hackaday.com/2022/08/24/fre…

-- Brought Usagi Electric to VCF Midwest in spirit...

Neon Lamps — Not Just for Pilot Lamps hackaday.com/2022/09/13/neo…

I've been working on a pretty big homebrew project in the background for the last few months that I'm really hoping PCBWay -Elaine Hu can help me out with! It's taking me longer than I was hoping to get there, but I'm starting to make some good progress on the PCB designs!

I've been scheming how to build out my ultimate Centurion setup, and this extremely rudimentary mock-up I think is gonna be top notch! Main chassis: 1x Hawk, 2x Floppy, and 1x Finch Second chassis: 1x Hawk, 1x Phoenix (The Phoenix is going to be a... challenge)

I just had to keep working and model out the full setup I want to build! From right to left: Centurion main chassis with Hawk, 2x Floppy, Finch and Terminal Centurion 2nd chassis with Hawk and Phoenix Centurion Printer Wangwriter 5503 with custom stand for CRT and keyboard

Heads up! The scammers hit my most recent YT comments hard and are skimming stuff off Twitter to try and convince people that my Centurion is a gift. Don't fall for it! I'm not selling anything, I'll never ask anyone for money, and the Centurion is going with me to the grave.

The bunny demands I sit down and watch tv with her every night. Terrible for my productivity, but so worth it!

Time to start learning COBOL!

That's ZORK, but what's it running on? Oh, nothing too special, just a 1981 Wangwriter 5503 with a custom CP/M BIOS written by 256Byteram, a brilliant member of the Discord! youtu.be/mu8O4cvKU5A

Two very different machines up and running next to each other! The Centurion is booted into TOS6, the expanded memory monitor, off the 8-inch floppy drive, and the Wangwriter is booted into Wang's Word Processing software off it's internal 5-1/4" floppy drive.

It's not often you get to hang out with someone as awesome as Derek from Veritasium! youtu.be/FU_YFpfDqqA

Apparently both of these animals are classified as "rabbits"...

Please join VCF down in MD for a System Source Computer Museum Open House featuring the talented David Lovett. David will be on site Bendixing and talking and exploring. Monday Oct. 23. Register: 1c8t.short.gy/openhouse Usagi Electric #vcfed #analog #bendix

I like computers, cars and bunnies. Kind of a strange mix, but all are awesome.

Quick, someone call Hollywood, my ADDS Envoy terminal broke in such a way that makes it perfect for the next Sci-Fi blockbuster! (For those curious, this is a bad hex inverter with OC outputs that controls four of the nine address lines into the character generator ROM.)

Can anyone identify this system from Usagi Electric? Early 1970s, maybe a navigator computer, maybe CDC? Any ideas on T/A and T/G?