Cactus 6502 Homebrew | VCFMW 2018
Alexander Pierson - Cactus 6502 Homebrew Commodore Z gives an overview of his original homebrew Cactus 6502-based computer. The Cactus was built with the goal of recreating the homebrew computer experience of the 1970s. This includes hand-wired circuit boards, 7400-series logic chips, and -- of course -- a front panel interface.
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RCA 1802 Microprocessor | VCFMW 2018
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Programming Like It's 1979: 6502 Assembly language on the Apple ][
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The MOnSter 6502 - how Eric Schlaepfer built a 6502 processor out of discrete transistors
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The 6502 CPU Powered a Whole Generation!
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geoCom: a BASIC Compiler for GEOS | VCFMW 2018
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llvm-mos: Modern C/C++ on the Venerable 6502 | VCFMW 20 (2025)
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Fully Functional Altair 8800 Built from New Equipment in 2018
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VCF East 9.1 - Dave Haynie "Commodore Part 3 - The Amiga Years"
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The first LowSpec Processor
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MOS 6502 vs. Zilog Z80 | Matt Godbolt
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GeckOS: a Unix-like 6502 operating system | VCFMW 2019
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Ben Heck's Apple 1 Replica Part 1
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Stephen Edwards and Bill Mensch - The Genesis of the 6502 Microprocessor
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The 6502 Rotate Right Myth
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Hex to ASCII Conversion: Lance A. Leventhal's "6502 Assembly Language Programming"
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25c3: The Ultimate Commodore 64 Talk
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The Insane Genius of a Formula 1 Gearbox
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6502 Turns 50! The BEST 6502 Computer of 2025 is here!
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Reading Silicon: How to Reverse Engineer Integrated Circuits
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