ChristopherDrum

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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
The Amiga 1000 was the first computer I ever LOVED, but I never could get my head around how to program back in those days. Years later, Objective-C was the first programming language that finally clicked for me and made me feel like I was
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
Supporting the developer and getting into the smart, welcoming community are well worth the trivial amount being asked for. There is something to be said about a project that is driven by a uniform philosophy to deliver a unique and singula
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
I have also really enjoyed my BOOX Note Air. I read like crazy on it and use it for note taking constantly. I like that I can have Firefox on it, for a little light web browsing. Maybe it's because it's my first e-ink device and I
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
Aha... well that explains why my 1060-based system didn't work.
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
Celeste and Slipways both started life as small indie projects in the Pico-8 development environment. Personally, I find it much easier to get my head around gaming ideas in that system because everything is constrained. There aren't a
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
I've recently started learning Godot Engine and am having a great time with it. It is so lightweight and simple to jump into. I find its interface very intuitive and as someone just tinkering around for fun, it doesn't demand a hu
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by ChristopherDrum 5y ago
Weird timing on this post, because I recently published Eliza8 for the Pico-8 fantasy console. I tried to make the user-scriptability much easier to modify and make your own scripts. It's the Pico-8, so that means its done in Lua; no e