I am so happy to hear that so thank you!

@@3DSage How does a pinned comment have only one comment?!

@@omniwagon Now it has 3

@@3DSage Make that four.

Make that 5

If so easy make it yourself then

I’ve done something similar. I studied engineering and the setup really is trivial but the craftsmanship is really good.

@@Ghost-xu4yg Well, op is talking about how simple it is, comparing to today’s or before’s standards.

@@Ghost-xu4yg pretty simple to make a lot off, i think if you make enough of them you could probably do it in a few minutes after a long time. "simple" to use and yeah compared to recent computers its pretty simple

@@nicky7006 It's easy when you are copying some else's process and models. Try to design it all yourself without any help 😉

++ I always wondered, if they're really a switch, then who turns it on or off, turned out a quartz clock ticking at some billion times a sec (GHz) is ignored or taken into account by some already encoded transistors/memory in BIOS chip, if there is no initial memory/information then transistor would do nothing, as you don't have anything to control them... Manufacturers program a BIOS chip externally and then solder it in on the motherboard.

He's referring to the way how semiconductor devices revolutionized everything.

Before transistors, there were other devices which performed the same function as transistors and logic gates. I'm busy working on a series of online demos which show logic circuitry using relays and plugboards, because people can see their internals working.

Vaccum tubes were used before transistors

wasn't there a youtuber who made a vacuum tube computer a few years ago? I wonder how hot it will get.

Thank you for staying a long time viewer, and wow I'm so happy to hear you were inspired!

@@3DSage Where can I find that video?

​@@redrose_666 I think it's this: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/sn-pdmh5g66YxZ8.html

Beautiful quotes that I agree with and thank you for saying that! :)

not very smart, as the understanding of things one man has, cannot be conditioned by the unwillingness of others to learn. in fact, a person understands more than can ever teach, therefore the fact that that person failed to teach, is not real measure of what that person knows. the real state of understanding is limited to the person only, has only sometimes to do with the teaching. Feynman just something that is not really smart. we can talk even more about understanding things, when we acknowledge knowledge is not only compared with some absolute refferencial, but it is also relative, meaning among people who know less, you don't need to know a lot, in order to know more than others. again, Feynman not so smart.

I'd like to use more wood stained 3D printed filament! I want to see that more often.

You can count binary on your fingers, using each of your digits as a binary digit, carrying to the next finger just as the flip boards at that timestamp. Expressing 4 this way is flipping the bird but you can do it in front of anybody comfortably if they're aware the context is counting to 4.

That’s a 5 digit so every digit that’s 0 doesn’t get added and every 1 does. Reading it from right to left so it goes like 2, 4, 8, 16, 32.. and so on. Every digit gets multiple to the power of two starting from 1 (1^2) because we have 2 selections for every switch “on” and “off”. So 10101 would be 1+4+16=21

​@@Ramy_Ramzindeed

​@@nko3210Huh I never knew that, Thank you😊

I was looking for someone that commented it.

it's also 9+10, cause 9+10=21 ;]

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you! Yes of course you can! Let me know if I can share your link on twitter and Instagram.

@@3DSage of course! I made a video of the game and later I’ll make a video of the process :)

I would also love to see them if possible

i want too

I'm glad to hear that and thanks for the comment!

I need more ram but maybe... 😎

🤣🤣🤣🤣

lol

The main intent is learn

Not make

​@@margondastudio6037But

​@@margondastudio6037why

​@@margondastudio6037did

This comment is no longer strange a year later 😅😂

lmfao​@@PukarShiwakoti

Made out of previous girlfriends

basically grooming

Thank you very much!

Reading this made my day! Thank you for saying that and for the support! :)

Wow that's a wonderful thing to hear! I'm glad you get motivated and I say use it and have fun making your own project! Go for it!

@@3DSagei have a question do you have plans on making a video about all the details i weuld watch every nanosecond of it

@@3DSagewhat ic chips did you use to do the opcode thing

You are welcome! :)

Case closed. Literally :)

Wow that is very kind of you to say so thank you!! :)

Exactly, glad someone said it. It's a kind of "sequencer", does not really process any data, nor it has any ALU. I'm wondering how he's using all those peripherals with it.

yes. and it must be inside a chip which can understand halt,reset,jump,input commands

Thank you for saying that! :)

I'm happy to hear that! :)