The Ultimate Acorn Archimedes Talk [video]
Matt Evans presented “The Ultimate Acorn Archimedes Talk”, the 8th talk in the “Ultimate Talk” series, at the 36th Chaos Communication Congress (36C3).
The Apollo Guidance Computer [video + slides]
I re-did an updated version of my part of the Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk at VCF West 2019.
The Ultimate Game Boy Talk [slides]
The Game Boy is turning 30. To celebrate this, I’m releasing the slides of my “Ultimate Game Boy Talk”, which you may use freely. (Please give credit & point me to derived content.)
Announcement: The Ultimate Mars Rover Onboard Computer Talk
Daniel Jilg will present “The Ultimate Mars Rover Onboard Computer Talk”, the 7th talk in the “Ultimate Talk” series, at the 35th Chaos Communication Congress (35C3) on 2018-12-29 at 19:10 CET.
The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk [video]
This is the video recording of “The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk” at 34C3. If you think it is too fast, try watching it at 0.75x speed.
The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk @ 34C3
After The Ultimate Commodore 64 Talk (2008) and The Ultimate Game Boy Talk (2016), my third talk from the “Ultimate” series will take place at the 34th Chaos Communication Congress at Leipzig (27-30 Dec 2017):
The Ultimate Game Boy Talk [video]
This is the video recording of “The Ultimate Game Boy Talk” at 33C3.
Announcement: “The Ultimate Game Boy Talk” at 33C3
I will present “The Ultimate Game Boy Talk” at the 33rd Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg later in December.
Wikileaks Movie “The Fifth Estate” pirated my “Xbox Hacking” Slides
Xbox hacking has made it to the silver screen, and Felix Domke and me (Michael Steil) are movie stars! …and so are at least 14 of my presentation slides!
Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU [video]
Here is the video recording of my presentation “Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU” given at 27C3, on the low cost CPU that arguably launched the home computer revolution.
Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU [announcement]
3510 transistors in 60 minutes
Zuse Z3 at the Deutsches Museum
The Z3 by Konrad Zuse was the world’s first working digital Turing-complete computer. It did floating point arithmetic, had two registers accessible to the programmer, was microcoded, and clocked at about 5 Hz.
The Ultimate Commodore 64 Talk: Pushing Keynote to its Limits
Download the Apple Keynote 08 presentation.
The Ultimate Commodore 64 Talk @25C3
Update: Video recording available.