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The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers
(dadgum.com)
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Source code of the MS-DOS port of Pinball Fantasies is released
(github.com)
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My first computer was a ZX81 with 1K of RAM, received as a soldering kit. We had the 16K extension, very sensitive and which made the system reboot at the slightest shock.
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Peter Saville and New Order’s Colour Code (2011)
(wharferj.wordpress.com)
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New Order – How We Wrote ‘Blue Monday’ (2015)
(nme.com)
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Retro Dive into Thieves Guild Source Code Hot Off a 3.5 Floppy Disk
(blogs.embarcadero.com)
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Wipe Out: When the BBC Kept Erasing Its Own History (2017)
(mentalfloss.com)
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Receive all my compassion. And I was complaining of a sprain depriving me of long walks for a few weeks. I started walking at a rhythm of 5 hours a week minimum three years ago. And I must say, without exaggeration, that I am a different ma
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In this context, it's a really impressive work! Can you tell us more?
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Turbo Pascal version 1.0 – fixing a bug in Randomize (2008)
(community.embarcadero.com)
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Also, the default buffer size of Text and file (without specifying a type) types is 128 bytes as well for the same historical reason: CP/M, where files are divided in records of 128 bytes.
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You have linked a source code repository of programs and units written for TP7. The sources of TP6 have leaked a few years ago. Search for exmortis on HN.
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I see that the article has been republished under the same URL.
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Same thing in Western Europe ;-)
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Ah, thanks for mentioning that. If I understand well, it's a distributed filesystem but there is still an authority able to ban users or contents?
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I hope not. This article seems to be an improved version of this one: https://gamehistory.org/gallery/making-of-monkey-island/ from April and it's still there. The first paragraph of the deleted article: &quo
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Learn Assembly Programming
(assemblytutorial.com)
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Luckily, the page has already been archived by IA: https://web.archive.org/web/20201121002500/https://gamehisto... and the videos still seem to be available on YT.
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The Secrets of Monkey Island’s Source Code
(gamehistory.org)
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The First Computer Virus
(history-computer.com)
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Intel Microprocessors: 8008 to 8086 (1980) [pdf]
(stevemorse.org)
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pkl-tab.c is produced from pkl-tab.y and bison 3.6.0 is required "to improve the user's experience", after the doc. ./bootstrap doesn't even want to make a configure file for me. This version of bison is not availab
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Mirror: https://archive.is/0SRPm
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I wrote a mistake. Carries can be ignored as the additions are made on the high-order word of the result.
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Making of Second Reality / Future Crew (1993)
(youtube.com)
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> the implementation is a full 32-bit multiply using 16-bit limbs > (note: the LCG constants listed here are wrong) It's a buggy 24-bit multiply and the constants are accessed wrongly. Look at the code https://www.qb64
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> QuickBasic had support for inline assembly though if I remember correctly? No but BBC Basic did!
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The First DOS Machine (Tim Paterson) (2007)
(dosmandrivel.blogspot.com)
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The first 256-color game on the IBM PC (2017)
(trixter.oldskool.org)
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Dodekalogue
(wiki.tcl-lang.org)
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