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Doom Has Been Ported to the Nintendo Alarmo Clock
Running the classic Doom is a rite of passage for anything that has circuitry these days. When the Nintendo Alarmo released, some pondered when someone would get Doom running on it, and that has now happened. GaryOderNichts on GitHub got Doom running on the Nintendo Alarmo. In a video, the device is shown to run Doom on its tiny screen,…
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Miniot’s split-flap clock is what nostalgia sounds like
If you’ve ever experienced the sight and sound of a split-flap display then you’ll immediately understand the nostalgic appeal of Miniot’s pixelated wall clock. Klapklok uses mechanical flaps to convey information, just like the departure boards commonly found in transportation terminals before the arrival of LEDs. As its name suggests, Klapklok primarily functions as a low resolution clock, showing the hour and…
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Windows 11 gets updates KB5044388 and KB5044386 with new Clock app and Chinese font (preview)
Microsoft ships build 26120.1930 (KB5044388) in the Dev Channel and build 22635.4300 (KB5044386) in the Beta Channel. These updates expand the option to change the Copilot key action, the new Sandbox app, and security improvements for Windows Search. Microsoft is now rolling out two new previews of Windows 11, including build 26120.1930 (KB5044388) in the Dev Channel and build 22635.4300…
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I used a sunrise alarm clock for a week and it didn’t wake me up once — here’s why I’ll still use it
Much like everyone, when the darker mornings and earlier evenings arrive, I find it more and more difficult to wake up feeling alert and ready to tackle the day. Waking up in the dark isn’t healthy for any of us, but unfortunately, there’s not much we can do to avoid this during winter. This is where sunrise alarm clocks come…
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I’ve been using a sunrise alarm clock for a week and it’s making early wake-ups way easier
Sunrise alarm clocks might be just what the doctor ordered at this time of year, helping you transition from bright summer mornings to dark, drizzly ones. The gradual light is designed to mimic the dawn, making our bodies naturally respond to the simulated daylight to wake up easier. The first port of call for improving your sleep quality would be investing…
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