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The finest in geek entertainment. Email us: [email protected] We're live M-F, 7am-6pm PDT
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    Jul 3
    It's too hot for full price 🥵 40% off everything, code SUMMERSALE. Ends July 7.
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    Your long weekend could use more books. 📚 Take 35% off everything at nostarch.com with code TOOMANYTABS
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    Sep 1
    @davidbombal talked shop with some of our authors at DEF CON this year! First up, hardware hacker @travisgoodspeed, who shows David how he recovered the original Game Boy’s 256-byte boot ROM from a microscopic image of its CPU. watch the full video!
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    How to Extract the Game Boy Boot ROM From a Chip Photo
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    Sep 1
    clockworks, the steampunk world's centerpiece, is the largest model in the book. because even the tiny people who live in your steampunk city need to keep time 🕰️ building lego worlds by jeff friesen, out september 8.
    This image features a detailed LEGO model of a steampunk-style building with towers, gears, and pipes, surrounded by water. A small airship floats nearby. The background is a deep blue and a segment of text is visible on the right side.
    A page from a LEGO instruction booklet features a large steampunk clock tower model with detailed architecture resembling Big Ben. The clock tower is showcased from two angles against a blue background. Below the images, there is a parts list displaying various LEGO pieces and quantities required for building the model.
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    Aug 26
    turning bricks sideways unlocks a whole other level of architectural detail. 📖: building lego worlds by jeff friesen, available everywhere september 8
    This image is a page titled "Building Sideways" from a guide, featuring LEGO building techniques. It describes using "SNOT" (Studs Not On Top) for added architectural details. The page includes elements for sideways building, such as specific LEGO brick types, and offers tips for implementing these techniques. Illustrations of LEGO bricks with step-by-step guidance are shown on the right side. The background is yellow and the top section has a red banner with white text.
    The image shows a page from a LEGO instruction manual. It features a model titled "Sideways Styling" with step-by-step instructions. The left side provides a description of the model and its construction. The right side displays a series of numbered steps, with illustrations of LEGO pieces and quantities needed for each step.
    The image features a page from a LEGO catalog titled "Three-Brick Buildings." It presents four different LEGO constructions: "Arcology," "Curving Condo," "Brutal Beacon," and "Foundry Lofts." Each structure is shown with an illustration and its corresponding set number and piece count. The background is a gradient from deep blue to turquoise, and the page is bordered by a bright yellow color on the right side.
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