Stock up on butt lube because we’re going to get screwed over hard.

Estimate of up to 30 million C64 were produced so I guess not enough if I managed to get every single one in the world

Keyword might be “contact paper” Clean the glass, apply clear contact paper as flat as possible, then trim the edges. Cover both sides to catch any small pieces that may try to escape.

In a pinch, a wired doorbell button from hardware store will work. About $7.50 for a cheap one, make sure it’s wired version as wireless wouldn’t be easy to use

So my collection of about 20 Commodore 64 isn’t enough? Do I need another 20? /s

I’d like to get my hand on one to cool a speedy M.2 SSD. Conventional fan doesn’t fit and a really small one that do fit, moves less air than a farting flea.

So no point in making Linux or Windows that can run 100% within GPU and leaving a very minimal CPU to handle data transfer between drives, keyboard, etc and GPU.

I’d like to see someone with a 4090 GPU running Windows and a Motorola 68000 as the CPU to handle drives.

New PCB but reusing existing cooler from original GPU? It looks like the Chinese are making the PCB smaller and moving the power connector to the side and using the standard 8 pin PCIe rather than 12vhpwr which is thick, can start fire if it’s the older version, and be an issue with clearance on top of the GPU.

Download various Linux distros. I’d use torrent that doesn’t have download or upload throttling, and grab several Linux like Ubuntu, Knoppix, etc and start em all when you’re trying to connect to Whatsapp. It’ll act like you’re using an ancient 56k dialup.

Or if you happen to know of local ISP that still uses dialup, use that.

Don’t forget the thick net cable.

And I hated base2 network, so fiddy to work with and can be unreliable if a terminator was removed by a prankster or if there’s a faulty network hardware somewhere. BaseT was the best of both reliable and cheap.

I still remember a trick to remember which is which: hub, switch, and router. A hub is like an intersection with only stop sign. Good for low traffic but high collision risk with high traffic. Switch is like an intersection with traffic light, better for high traffic. And router is like an intersection with police car present to enforce traffic.

I rate this 3 turds. I would have rated 4 turds had you used different colored tape that clashed with red motherboard, maybe lime green?

Spectacular and embarrassing failure usually gets -gate added. Like Deflategate, and more. Watergate started the -gate fails.

Only works if it’s not a built in keyboard for laptops.

Or a separate computer just for the screensaver and use some type of switch with 2 inputs to share a monitor. A Pi is cheap enough to be used for looping video or slide show

Delete cookies and clear cache. Then log back in and try again. It sounds like cookie file got borked somehow

And a mosfet between Arduino and the fan. Arduino generally tops out at 20mA per pin which is 0.1w. A decent mosfet can handle several amps and can even drive 12v fan from a 5v pin.

/r/AskElectronics should be a good place to ask for the right kind of mosfet that is able to handle 1A or more (want to have some margin), can be driven by 5v at gate pin and can handle 12v at source and drain pin.

I’ve taken apart a few old laptops. Most of the fingerprint reader is an entire board and circuitry in a small package with 4 conductor cable to the motherboard. If it is USB, OP could shove a fingerprint scanner inside the mouse but OP would also need to add an USB hub to connect the mouse and fingerprint reader to one cable going to the computer.

EDIT: disregard below paragraph, I missed the part about wireless. I’ve never seen a wireless fingerprint scanner

Not hard to do though, it depends on how much space is inside and how careful OP can be for wiring them up and mounting the reader so it can read without making ugly cutout