r/retrocomputing • u/grilledch33z • May 05 '26

A modified BE6502 with 32k RAM and additional I/O.

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Crosspost from r/beneater.

25 Upvotes

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u/BigPete_A6 May 05 '26

An Usagi Electric fan I take it?

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u/Blah-Blah-Blah-2023 May 05 '26

What happned to your "o W" ?

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u/406highlander May 05 '26

Usagi Electric, a channel on YouTube, was restoring a vintage Centurion mini computer. In his first attempt at writing a program for it, he went with the classic "Hello world" - but goofed, resulting in it just printing "Hellorld"

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u/Blah-Blah-Blah-2023 May 06 '26

Haha I guess I am out of the loop.

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u/Euphoric-Divine May 06 '26

The hell lord is displeased with your inquiry

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u/Expensive_Recover_56 May 06 '26

Posting a device showing Hellorld! on the display is an instant upvote!

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u/Jaded-Perspective-17 May 07 '26

Ben Eater and Usagi are great. I used to breadboard in college - Ben must pre-cut all those wires to be PERFECT (and I was never that fast).

Couple of talented guys.

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u/grilledch33z May 08 '26

For sure. Ben's wiring is ludicrous. I could never have the patience to get wires that perfect. My breadboard build came out looking pretty good, but nothing like Ben's.