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Ah yes, the 555 piano project. Be it the Atari Punk Console, or some other 555 based synthesizer, Hackers just love to hear what the 555 can do when attached to a few passives and a speaker.

The most-hyped music biopic of the year — Back to Black — is coming soon to home ... You can opt for the standard DVD as well, as it's available for £9.99 from HMV or £8.33 on Amazon.

The TF-DVD560 is a portable DVD player released in 2006, manufactured by Coby with 12 built-in Sega Game Gear and Master System games. It has a 3.5 inch TFT screen and runs off an AC adapter ...

The number of Black players in MLB remained relatively stable from 1977 to 1987 — and then the well nearly dried up. Today, the number of African-American players sits at an all-time low of ...

But Sifford’s breakthrough did not open the gates to Black players. Fifteen years after Robinson broke baseball’s color line, Black players represented over 10 percent of Major League Baseball ...

Our weekly “Econ Extra Credit” newsletter is an unexpected way to learn about the economy, one film at a time. Sign up to watch, and learn, with us. Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier ...

As Major League Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson Day the current percentage of its rosters that features Black players creeps closer to the same figure when Jackie broke baseball’s color ...

“I want to be the next Mookie Betts,” Scott said, referring to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ star player. Many of his African American friends don’t, he said. RELATED: Number of Black Major ...

You may not be surprised to learn that there was an unwritten rule in the NCAA that no college team could field more than two Black players on the court at the same time. Alonzo Kittrels can be ...

Back in 2021, s ports historian and professor Louis Moore wrote about the decline of Black players in MLB — and the league’s indifference to it: Baseball’s failure to get out in front of ...