Press Coverage

Some of the videos I've made have been picked up by different sites over the years I've been making videos and sharing projects. Here's a selection of some articles about my work.

Microscopes can See Video on a LaserDisc - Andonstar AD246S-P

• Gizmodo: What Happens When You Put a LaserDisc Under a Microscope? (archived)
• TechSpot: A microscope reveals the ghost of analog video hidden inside a LaserDisc (archived)
• The Register: Retro tech fan views LaserDisc movie data with a budget microscope (archived)
• Orange.fr: Il observe un LaserDisc au microscope et fait une découverte fascinante (archived)
• Korben : Il arrive à lire un LaserDisc avec un simple microscope (archived)

• GigaZine : レーザーディスクを顕微鏡でのぞくと何が見えるのか (archived)
• Tom's Hardware : Microscopes can clearly see the video on the surface of a LaserDisc, discovers Techtuber — a 12-inch vinyl-like disc that stores SD analog video (archived)
• Golem : Mikroskop zeigt Bilder auf CED-Videodisc (archived)
• Adafruit : Microscopes can See Video on a LaserDisc (archived)

Retrobright Damages Plastics - 10 Year Test

• Notebookcheck : A recent Sega Dreamcast test shows why you should stop retrobrighting your old game consoles (archived)

• Time Extension : "Retrobrighting" Might Actually Cause More Harm Than Good To Your Yellowing Consoles (archived)
• Hackaday : Warnings About Retrobright Damaging Plastics After 10 Year Test (archived)
• Tom's Hardware : A 10-year study indicates that treated surfaces turn yellow more severely than untreated plastic parts — retrobrighting does more harm than good to consoles (archived)
• Galaxus : YouTuber shows the damage of retrobrighting on old console after 10-year test (archived)

Reverse Engineering CD Changers for Archival Use - Aleratec

• Hackaday : Reverse-Engineering Aleratec CD Changers For Archival Use (archived)

Cloning a Rare ISA Card to Use a Rare CD Drive

• hackster.io : Shelby Jueden's Open Source ISA Card Brings Philips' Very First CD-ROM Drive Back to Life (archived)
• Hackaday : Reverse-Engineering An ISA Card To Revive An Ancient CD-ROM Drive (archived)
• Adafruit : Cloning a Rare ISA Card to Talk to the First-Ever CD-ROM Drive (archived)

A Years Long Quest for a Great Scanner - HP Scanjet 4C

• Hackaday : Deep Dive Into The HP ScantJet 4C (archived)

Windows 98 20th Anniversary All New PC Build

• Gizmodo: Watch a Guy Build a Brand New, Completely Obsolete Gaming PC With 20-Year-Old Parts (archived)
• Interesting Engineering : This Brand New Windows 98 Gaming PC was Built From 20-Year-Old Parts (archived)
• HGV : Nosztalgia-videó: valaki most épített egy Windows 98-rendszerű játékos PC-t (archived)

Kodak MC3 - Everything but a Smartphone in 2001

• PetaPixel : This Failed Kodak Digital Camera From 2001 Was a Smartphone Precursor (archived)

• Hackaday : Kodak MC3: Everything But A Phone In 2001 (archived)

Easy Plastic Reconstruction and Repair

• Gareth Branwyn : Make: Tips and Tales from the Workshop Volume 2 (archived)
• Adafruit : Using Baking Soda and Superglue to Reconstruct Broken Plastic Parts (archived)

Archival Floppy Disk Preservation and Use

• Hackaday : Flux Is Your Friend For Archiving Old Floppy Disks (archived)

Doom The Way it Was Meant to Be Played - v1.1 Multi-monitor

• GigaZine : DOOM 1.1の伝説のマルチモニターモードを再現することに成功、1モニターにつき1PCが必要という狂気じみた構成 (archived)
• PC Gamer : Watch this OG Slayer run Doom across four screens (archived)
• Time Extension : Here's What Doom Looks Like Playing On Four Monitors (archived)

• Hackaday : OG DOOM Shows Off The Origins Of Multi-Monitor (archived)
• NeoWin: Watch the original Doom being played on four CRT PC monitors in single player (archived)

1981 CAD Monster - HP Series 200 9836C

• Boing Boing : 1981 Hewlett Packard workstation restored (archived)

• Hackaday : Repairing A $25,000 HP Workstation To Run Pac-Man (archived)

0x0035 - IBM PCjr ATX Power Supply Adapter Prototype

• Hackaday : IBM PCjr Revived By An ATX Power Supply And Many False Starts (archived)

0x0035.3 - PCjr ATX/PicoPSU Power Adapter

• Hackaday : ATX Adapter For The IBM PCJr Now Available (archived)

Software on Paper - 1985 Cauzin Softstrip

• Hackaday : Teaching Computers To Read — Sort Of (archived)

I Made the Map Nintendo Didn't for Mario Kart World

• GamesRadar : Nintendo seemingly took out an unofficial, paid interactive Mario Kart World app, but free browser versions can help you find all the P-Switches the Switch 2 racing game won't tell you about (archived)

IBM Compatible...Typewriter? - Juki Sierra 3400

• Hackaday : That’s No Moon, Er, Selectric (archived)

I'm Launching a Community Repair Wiki - Caps Wiki

• Hackaday : Caps Wiki: Place For You To Share Your Repair Notes (archived)

Nixie Sony Calculators - SOBAX ICC-400 and ICC-550

• Hackaday : Repairing Vintage Sony Luggable Calculators (archived)

Blip - 1977 Mechanical Pong

• Gizmodo: I’m Completely Fascinated With this Handheld Wind-Up Pong Clone That Doesn’t Use Any Electronics (archived)
• Gry Interia : Nakręcana konsola przenośna z 1977 roku nie potrzebuje elektroniki (archived)
• Vortex : Mechanický Pong je ódou na ozubená kolečka (archived)

Byte Magazine - 23 Years of Computer History

• Adafruit : Byte Magazine – 23 Years of Computer History #VintageComputing @AkBKukU (archived)