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Wildbits Computing Company
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We are an artisanal manufacturer of modern 8-/16-bit home computers that are fun to play with and program for!

https://wildbitscomputing.com/
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warm welcome to Wildbits Computing Company bsky.app/profile/wild... follow to watch what they do with the Foenix Retro 8bit-16bit assets.

The flagship F256K2 is reborn with WildBits Co as the Wildbits/K2 and they are hard at work at getting a manufacturing pipeline rebuilt.
wildbitscomputing.com
work in progress Wildbits/K2 computer wedge enclosure with colorful keycaps including dark orange, yellow, pale teal and blueberry. The case is black and has 4 LED guides near the bottom. A mini watch-sized LCD screen is on the top right of the case.
January 19, 2026 at 12:34 AM
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A nice article by SonicState covering my recent little program that could, OPL3 Snooper, cool!
Snooping Inside Video Game Music!
A Love Letter to the Yamaha OPL3 FM Synth
sonicstate.com
January 10, 2026 at 12:09 PM
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1bit.bsky.social
Close to being done with my 2 custom menu systems for my wildbitsK2 (fmr. F256K2) and msdos 6.22 PC that I'll have at my table in VCF Mtl. Would you stop by my table to check this obscure new retro machine on the left and to try out the PC Game port Party on the right with cool 1v1 gamepad games?
A text menu with graphical flourish that writes " VCF MTL Menu" and "wildbitsK2" in big graphical letters. An ornamented yellow frame upon black background surrounds a text list of programs, one of them is highlighted in red. The yellow text "Try me" is found at the bottom, as well as the "1bit" black and white circle logo. A text menu with a big MSDOS classic colorful logo at the top left. An ornamented blue frame upon black background surrounds a text list of programs.
January 10, 2026 at 3:23 PM
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1bit.bsky.social
Today, the Macintosh Plus turns 40.
Here is my tribute video for it.
youtu.be/fxjG1yWYF44
a black and white screenshot of the classic Mac finder environment with the scrapbook desktop accessory opened on an image. It shows a champagne bottle, a few balloons, some bubbles everywhere and a drink poured in a wine glass.
January 16, 2026 at 2:02 PM