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You've got some sick skills, dude! Great video!

lol I dated a girl whose mother had this and literally was at church whenever the doors were open and would donate 25 percent of her check no matter if they were starving and didn’t have morgage money. lol her daughter was on plenty of film and known to the whole community if you read between the lines. Lmao

Why would you write a truth table like that!

Play solitaire

You can charge a bigger capacitor slowly which with a few more stages can be charged to 300 volts which is enough for a little zap

Wuss is a dirty word?

I'd loved to see someone attack this device from the outside... feed it a stream of phoney closed captions and test every dirty word.

Why does it flip the bytes?

Love the way you explain and the programming . Thanks Ben Eater !

Hands down you are the first teacher of electronics where I actually understand / can start to understand what electronics are about. You have a great way of explaining and demonstrating (!) how concepts work. Thank you very much! Very much appreciate it.

Thanks!

this is a brilliant project - i've replicated it and got basic working on my system. now i would like to use pointers in basic, so that i can map and address to some specific hardware. apparently the function VARPTR() should at least return the address of a variable... i'll worry about setting the address later.... but anyway my VARPTR() always returns 0 if not an error. does this function work in your implementation?

Excellent!

Why not a linux distro? or may be unix.

A company in Mesa, Arizona still manufactures 6502 processors

How many transistor you give in the memory controller, rasterizer and geometry shaders?

This the piece of the puzzle I was looking for years, thank you.

28:42 Endpoint packet size is also different. (Sending the keyboard state as bitmap takes more space. But just a little more. With just 14 bytes you can transmit 112 key state compared to using 8 bytes to send 8+6 keys.)

This is very well explained

create a game from this circuit, or a way to read some retro cartridge

At the moment I don't see any reason for having a release key except for capitalizing the letters, that's, if I send 'A' continuously then I can't send shift continuously simultaneously so shift is only sent once at the beginning and then released at the end so we can indicate what between them is capital, this implies that the only key that needs a release scan code is the shift key other than that it's nonsense to have for each key a release scan code subsequent to the key release. Does anyone have a reason for why there is release scan code for each key, is it utilized in other keyboard drivers in some way that is helpful?

21:13 The 2nd get config desc response has 3B 00 instead of 22 00 (on the 3rd line), but the description still says Total length 0x22. Why? "The first 9 bytes are the same" ... but they are not. Or is 3B a misprint?

woks on Arduino UNO?

the hardest part about this tutorial is not the programming, but actually cutting and stripping the wires to fit

8:48 dont forget to put out the 5V in pin 1 or the 74ls138 gets realy hot!!!

So basically, these served a similar function to an op amp?

Hello, would! 🤣

Couldnt you just use an op amp?

WOW ! I find this stuff SO Interesting but WAY over my head ... Wouldn't George Carlan have fun with this. lol

i have learned more from your awesome videos thna reading a computer book...HANDS ON. is obviously the WAY to GO. !!..huge clarification on things i just couldn't get from abook..here thanks to. YOU i got a BIG insight on computer Science GREAT JOB buddy !!! VERY Helpful tying it all in. !!!

I wanna be in the same bunker as this guy

why did he use or gate ?

Youre like the bob ross of breadboarding

I am looking For a 8 Bit Ram Chip.I searched Yahoo And i got 32 BIt Rams (Witch Costs Like $1000000) Any Ideas?

IF i travel to the past, and I told them that in the future we have this things called computers....and they tell me, oh really, how do they work...I would just lay down and cry

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Why?

😂😂😂😂😂 antique digital naughty word nanny

*wow this was so awesome! Id love to see it running for reel though lol cheers* 👍💪

Learning little by little. This is a great explanation! Note: Everytime I see your name, I can't help myself but remember the song "Maneater" by Hall & Oates. It would be a perfect fit if you change the chorus to "He is Ben Eater" 😆

macbooks with rj-45! Sigh

Amazing brain Ben

Its my goal to make one like this before 2025 ends <3

NASM rulz 😂😊

Isn't this exactly what tga files are for?

Would it be possible to use a shift register chain, so you only need one eeprom?

What usb keyboard is that?

I can't stop watching this guy...

Why

In the good old times we had to erase the EPROM using the sun rays or using the UV eraser, before programming the EPROM with new data.