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        <description>After having taken a break from soldering over the past few weeks, I enjoed a little training exercise today by building a FIGnition FUZE that I had lying in the shelf for he past eleven years. It is a simple DIY computer kit based on an ATmega chip. Turns out I missed quite some fun here as the flash rom contains a good load of demo applications and games, including "FIGtris" a Tetris clone So this is the second machine I built that comes with Forth built in (the other one being the MyNOR My4TH) and I am quite surprised to see how well the 8-button keyboard of the FIGnition Fuze actually works in practice.</description>
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