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yesterday it was Windows XP. today, it’s DOOM on an ESP32. a tiny microcontroller, a microSD card, and a round LCD wired up on a breadboard - and the classic game is running on the display. the funny part isn’t just that DOOM keeps appearing on unexpected hardware. it’s...

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