Это программируемый калькулято... (ещё) Это программируемый калькулятор "Электроника МК-56", был произведен в 1990 году и стоил тогда 126 рублей.

В первой половине видео я пытаюсь вычислить (10^70)^3, после первого и второго умножения результат ещё можно использовать (на экране получаеся "ERROR" потому что результат не влазит на экран), после третьего наступает т.н. "Тьма" - индикатор гаснет, и калькулятор больше ни на что не реагирует, кроме выключения питания.

Во второй половине видео я делаю тоже самое, только программно, автоматически...

Этот баг присутствует на всех без исключения советских ПМК.



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This is Elektronika MK-56 old Soviet programmable calculator. It was produced in 1990 and cost 126 roubles at the time.

In first part of this video I'm trying to calculate (10^70)^3, after first two multiplications result is still usable (you get ERROR message because result can't fit on the screen), after third one so-called "Darkness" happens - screen goes blank, and machine will not react at anything except power off-on.

Second part about this too, here that done in more programming manner :-)

This bug happens in every Soviet programmable calculator. (меньше)

A little demostration of my cl... (ещё) A little demostration of my clock built around 4 soviet IN-14 Nixie tubes (found 5 in the local auction, but one of them was cracked :-(

Clock is made of an ATmega8535 MCU, 4 KM155ID1 IC's (soviet ceramic version of 74141). Software flashed in MCU is currently unfinished - it lacks setup mode and calendar... After power-up and reset it always counts from 12:00, 23 April 1982 =) Do you know what happened this day? =)

Clock is interrupt driven from 32768Hz watch crystal. (меньше)

Remake of my previous video, b... (ещё) Remake of my previous video, but with more quality & sound (меньше)

Loading ZX Spectrum with PC so... (ещё) Loading ZX Spectrum with PC soundcard at 16000bps instead 1500bps...

Nice replacement for TR-DOS :) (меньше)

Infiniminer is a team-based mu... (ещё) Infiniminer is a team-based multiplayer game of mining, building, and hunting for gold. Crated by ZachtronicsIndustries.com, you choose one of four character classes and start hacking away at the fully destructible 3D world.

But instead of playing the game, a friend and I decided to build a massive fort. Behold the underground lair, complete with lava moat and a tower that reaches from the depths of the world and breaks the surface. Above ground we leveled the entire landscape, built bridges connecting floating islands, and even crafted a pyramid and floating sun (the latter of which was made after this screencast).

Infiniminer is free, and if you get a few people together, it can easily be some of the best fun you've had in a long time. This quick tour shows you what you can do with an idea and a little persistence. (меньше)