How My Wife’s Knee Replacement Led to a Nintendo Wii Restoration Part 3: A Complete Nintendo Wii Teardown Guide
Now that I have all the necessary hardware to support the restoration project, it’s time to start tearing down the
How My Wife’s Knee Replacement Led to a Nintendo Wii Restoration Part 2: What’s Next for the Project
What began as an unexpected Wii restoration project, inspired by my wife’s recovery journey, is still very much a work
Fixing Different Time Displays When Dual Booting Windows and Linux
A few days ago, I noticed an annoying issue on one of my dual-boot systems. No matter how many times
How My Wife’s Knee Replacement Led to a Nintendo Wii Restoration
While my wife has been recovering from a total knee replacement, I’ve been looking for ways to help her regain
The TI-99/4A: Texas Instruments’ Bold Step into Home Computing
People at work know I have a soft spot for vintage machines, so every now and then a piece of
The ZX Spectrum: A Personal Memory, a National Icon, and a Machine Built on Brilliant Limitations
The ZX Spectrum wasn’t just a home computer — it was a cultural moment. For many of us growing up
The ZX81: My First Step Into Computing, 44 Years On
The ZX81 was the very first computer I ever owned, way back in 1982 — some 44 years ago. It’s
In Memory of Ben Versteeg: A Tribute to the Heart Behind ByteDelight
The retro‑computing community has lost one of its brightest, kindest, and most passionate voices. Ben Versteeg, founder of ByteDelight, passed
Becoming the Owner of a Sinclair QL: A New Chapter in Retro Restoration
Every so often, a piece of vintage tech comes along that feels less like a purchase and more like a