Tagged “retrocomputing”

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16colo.rs Tech

16colors

An archive of ANSI and ASCII art from the BBS era to today, rendering thousands of text-mode artworks in the browser.

6502.org Tech

6502.org

A long-running reference site for the MOS 6502 microprocessor, with datasheets, assembly tutorials, and homebrew compute…

68kmla.org Tech

68k Macintosh Liberation Army

A forum and knowledge base for collectors restoring classic 68k-processor Macintosh computers from the 1980s and 90s.

8bitworkshop.com Tech

8bitworkshop

A browser-based IDE that lets you write and run assembly and C code for classic 8-bit game consoles and computers instan…

abortretry.fail Tech

Abort Retry Fail

Bradford Morgan White's deeply researched essays chronicling the histories of computer companies, operating systems, and…

amigahistory.co.uk Tech

Amiga History Guide

A fan-maintained history site documenting the Commodore Amiga computer line, its games, and the demoscene culture that g…

etwright.org Tech

Amiga Juggler Animation

The story of the 1986 Amiga Juggler ray-traced animation, with the history and technique behind a famous early computer-…

applefritter.com Tech

Applefritter

A long-running community forum and wiki for vintage Apple computer collectors, covering restoration, modification, and A…

pdp8online.com Tech

ASR 33 Teletype Information

A hobbyist reference to the ASR 33 Teletype, the clattering terminal of early minicomputers, with photos, manuals and no…

atarimania.com Tech

Atari Mania

An extensive archive of Atari computer and console software, manuals, and box art preserving the platform's commercial h…

bigmessowires.com Tech

Big Mess o' Wires

Steve Chamberlin's blog documenting homebrew computer builds, retro-style hardware projects, and detailed electronics tu…

bitsavers.org Tech

Bitsavers

A volunteer-run archive scanning and preserving vintage computer manuals, schematics, and documentation before the physi…

c64-wiki.com Tech

C64-Wiki

A comprehensive wiki dedicated to the Commodore 64, covering its hardware, software library, and the culture that surrou…

classic-computers.org.nz Tech

Classic Computers NZ

A New Zealand-based museum site cataloguing vintage computers and calculators with detailed photographs and technical hi…

classicreload.com Tech

Classic Reload

A site that runs emulated retro operating systems and games, from Windows 95 to old game consoles, directly in your brow…

gunkies.org Tech

Computer History Wiki

The Computer History Wiki, a collaboratively edited reference documenting obscure mainframes, minicomputers, and operati…

fadden.com Tech

COMPUTIST Magazine Articles

An archive of articles from COMPUTIST, the Apple II piracy-and-hacking magazine, covering copy protection, cracking, dat…

deprogrammaticaipsum.com Tech

De Programmatica Ipsum

A magazine about programmers, code and society, written by humans since 2018, with themed issues on file systems, retroc…

demozoo.org Tech

Demozoo

The largest database of the demoscene, cataloguing decades of real-time audiovisual demos, groups, and parties with many…

deramp.com Tech

DerampSystems

A restoration-focused archive documenting early personal computers from the mid-1970s, including detailed technical note…

fabiensanglard.net Tech

Fabien Sanglard

A programmer's blog with meticulously researched deep dives into the source code of classic games and graphics engines l…

floodgap.com Tech

Floodgap

The home of Cameron Kaiser's retrocomputing-friendly software projects, including browsers and tools built to keep old P…

freedos.org Tech

FreeDOS

An open-source, DOS-compatible operating system still actively maintained for running old software and retro hardware.

imrannazar.com Tech

Imran Nazar

Articles on emulation, retrocomputing and web development, including serial deep dives, a bit of sci-fi, and a random ar…

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