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Hardware
Tips & Troubleshooting
Decades ago, Atari players noticed that by
following one gray pixel, they will be brought to a special room with the
initials of the author. After that, it seems like nearly all developers of
games and programs will leave a small credits screen behind. However, they
are usually hidden, like an Easter Egg. These are the list of
Easter eggs you can find in common software.
If you know more Easter eggs, please contact Byron.
We will list your tip with your name under it. Hope you will enjoy
"cracking" them.
Other Tip Sections
Hardware Tips
Hardware Troubleshooting
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