This is a private site published on blog @ fh-kaernten. It purpose is to share my hobby with others, it is intended for educational use only. Please use any information found here at your own risk.
All links to external sites are carefully selected, but I can not take any responsibility for the content posted on these sites.
By the way, I am working as key researcher here at carinthia university of applied sciences (CUAS), mainly for integrated systems and circuits design.
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The web page also logs your browser IP for security purposes. But feel free to use ad/tracking-blockers or any form of VPN or Tor network, I’ll check myself from time to time that this web page works also with such setups. I am for unrestricted freedom and privacy on the web, so if you see that this web page behaves odd in this sense, please let me know.
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If you find an error, if you think certain content should be changed or removed from this page, feel free to contact me to work it out. Of course you may also contact me for any suggestions, interesting links or other information related to FPGA design, retro computers or arcade games!