IKEA's sentient Kallax shelf joins Skyrim (voiced by Matt Berry!), a repairable Framework laptop out-lasts a MacBook Pro, and the GTA devs' lost Kirby game is finally playable. Plus: an operating system for the Atari Jaguar, a $100 space particle detector, Valheim 1.0, Canadian kids coding for the ISS, 8BitDo's Tomb Raider controllers, and an NES classic remade by the couple who made it in 1988. We also guess the price of graded Pokémon Game Boy games and share a Commodore phone and some antique show finds.

CHAPTERS

0:00 Intro

0:26 IKEA's talking Kallax shelf joins Skyrim

8:53 Framework Laptop 13 Pro beats MacBook Pro on battery

13:27 The GTA devs' lost Kirby game is playable

16:51 How was your week?

20:30 Tech garage sale recap

22:11 JagOS: the Atari computer that never was

26:30 Build a $100 space particle detector

28:36 Canadian kids can run code on the ISS

31:20 Valheim hits 1.0

34:48 8BitDo Tomb Raider 30th anniversary controllers

38:28 LAN party stories

42:15 Battle of Olympus remade by its original creators

44:36 Solar cells set another efficiency record

45:07 Guess the Price: graded Pokémon Game Boy games

52:41 Show and Tell: Commodore phone

56:23 Show and Tell: antique show finds

1:01:49 Outro

SOURCES

IKEA x Skyrim: TheSixthAxis, PCWorld

Framework Laptop 13 Pro: Notebookcheck (citing PCMag)

Kid Kirby: Time Extension, Notebookcheck

JagOS: Time Extension

CosmicWatch: ScienceDaily, via Archyde

Astro Pi Challenge: Raspberry Pi Foundation (sign up at astro-pi.org)

Valheim 1.0: ComicBook.com

8BitDo Tomb Raider controllers: Notebookcheck, 8BitDo

The Battle of Olympus remake: PC Gamer

Longi solar cell record: pv magazine

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