CaesarA

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History of the Atlantic Cable and Undersea Communications(atlantic-cable.com)
2 points by CaesarA 1mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Excelsior – A New Word Game(microtopathy.neocities.org)
1 points by CaesarA 1mo ago|0 comments
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by CaesarA 9mo ago
I once had a dream that this thing was the subject of a Top Gear episode and the three were given one each and they were tasked with modifying them in preparation for a race.
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"How you design the beep is important."(arstechnica.com)
1 points by CaesarA 1y ago|0 comments
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by CaesarA 1y ago
https://zenstoves.net/Construction.htm I'm gonna leave this here for anyone interested in a more in-depth tutorial.
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Inventing the Adventure Game (1984)(warrenrobinett.com)
74 points by CaesarA 1y ago|11 comments
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by CaesarA 1y ago
This is a really cool design for a website, but I can't imagine it would be too user friendly for mobile users. It's still awesome to use on desktop.
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by CaesarA 1y ago
Interesting, I'll check one of those other books out. The library I go to only ever seems to have his doorstoppers on the shelf.
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Shadow Ticket(penguinrandomhouse.com)
11 points by CaesarA 1y ago|5 comments
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TTRPG Roots in the Game Battleship(playingattheworld.blogspot.com)
10 points by CaesarA 1y ago|2 comments
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by CaesarA 1y ago
That's the one I was thinking of, thanks.
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by CaesarA 1y ago
This game is great. I played it for quite a few minutes. It reminds a lot of one the games that the inventor of Tetris designed for the Famicom. I can't remember the name of it at the moment.
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What breed of dog was Dogmatix?(subsubroutine.wordpress.com)
3 points by CaesarA 2y ago|0 comments
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by CaesarA 2y ago
A little bit actually, yeah. This looks great, thanks.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
I always wondered if it was possible to have a TUI-style window manager inside the terminal. This is a fantastic project, whoever made it did a great job.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
No specific reason. I've always found typewriters interesting and I enjoy it whenever I find someone who has, or still, uses them. They're a lot more enjoyable to write on than computers, to me at-least.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
Good point. What model was the Olympia, if you don't mind me asking?
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Photos of Every Writer's Typewriter(site.xavier.edu)
3 points by CaesarA 2y ago|4 comments
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by CaesarA 2y ago
I still don't understand how people were able to write software in the days when assembly was the only option for speedy execution.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
I wonder if texture mapping this would look good.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
This absolutely amazing.
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by CaesarA 2y ago
This is cool, it reminds of when I would get bored and make little games as batch files for the windows command prompt a long time ago.
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BootChess: A Chess engine in 487 Bytes(chessprogramming.org)
2 points by CaesarA 3y ago|0 comments
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by CaesarA 3y ago
This ia really neat, I always wondered how those books were designed.
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by CaesarA 3y ago
As someone who has attempted to write their own text editor completely from scratch before, this would've been a tremendous resource to have.
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by CaesarA 3y ago
I think this Apple II version of Portal is the best thing I have ever seen. Is this the same guy who did the Apple II version of Myst?
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by CaesarA 3y ago
I was just watching a video about this, it's pretty cool and honestly impressive that it could be done on N64. They don't even have Half-Life 1 on N64, which makes me wonder if recreating Portal 1 decently in Goldsrc is possible.
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by CaesarA 3y ago
Next to things like Notepad, the Calculator, and Command Prompt, Wordpad is and has been one of the most useful programs ever bundled with Windows in terms of functionality and user-friendliness, so the idea of getting rid of it (even if it
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by CaesarA 3y ago
To be honest, outside of Wikipedia, this is probably one of the most useful websites on the internet.
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by CaesarA 3y ago
Maybe I am missing something but are all the wall textures replaced by the door texture?

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