maple classic™ @squirrel@computerfairi.es

@bunnylyn !!!!!!!!! :D

@Agiri@masto.ninja same

@MightyPork@dev.glitch.social @tom it's yellow soldermask

@MightyPork@dev.glitch.social @tom https://computerfairi.es/media/3YABrkbAwMZUJJvzRcQ https://computerfairi.es/media/Om7NIgun9ZZG8PA83Ak

@troubleMoney think 2000s pc motherboard

oh actually $17 because it's ever so slightly larger than 5x5cm

still, better than the local offering

@MightyPork@dev.glitch.social yep, though can only imagine ever using only one and don't know anyone else who would need this 😂

@tom oh it has to be one of their soldermask options https://computerfairi.es/media/ntqRQdUaYoE4Uy9VyjA

$12 to get the eepromdate board manufactured by dirtypcbs, in any color i want

@noelle ssssame

@MightyPork@dev.glitch.social @er1n honestly if i didn't want to support random access i could just use a counter and clock it every page ... but this was the original design from 2 years ago

@er1n @MightyPork@dev.glitch.social shift registers are too slow! the flip flop work faster to comply with the timing required by the EEPROM's writing specs

@er1n using 8 lines from a MCU to address 19+8 lines at once

@er1n @MightyPork@dev.glitch.social cheap EEPROM writer https://github.com/Lana-chan/EEPROMDate/

i use this to write master system flash cartridges

@banjofox@dev.glitch.social @minego@mastodon.social @noelle maplebots are the tiny ones, i am not a maplebot

@noelle (and what this lets me do is have a cheap arduino-based EEPROM writer)