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I turned my Raspberry Pi Pico into a leverless fightstick, and it was surprisingly easy

For around $20 and basic soldering skills, you can make a leverless fightstick for fighting games and platformers.

I tried Meta's new free vibe coding app to make my own games, and it was surprisingly fun

Meta just made it incredibly easy to vibe-code your own mini-games, memes, and gizmos.
contentgrip

Meta turns vibe coding into social content with Pocket

Meta's Pocket turns text prompts into shareable mini-games, testing whether vibe coding can become a lightweight social ...
PCMag on MSN

Meta’s new Vibe coding app helps you make tiny, AI-generated minigames

After a short testing period in Brazil, those in the US can now download Meta Pocket.
digitaltrends.com

U.S. users can now vibe-code and share mini-games with Meta’s Pocket app

Vibe-coded games and apps have already flooded Android and iOS storefronts, creating plenty of frustration among users trying to sort through them. Meta is taking a different route with Pocket, its ...
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Someone used four LED strips to create a 'screen' by spinning them around really quickly

Four spinning SK9822 LED strips and a Teensy 4.1 make a POV "video" display. Four 32-LED strips offset into 128 rows and 360 ...